Category Archives: Journalism

Sherriff Joe on PBS

Posted on April 1, 2009 by Thanos

This is egregiously wrong, since I can’t recall any illegal immigrants burnt in ovens. Bottom line: if you have to dig out Hitler and make comparisons in a discussion you are definitely on the weaker end of it, and you should always be called on it because it really diminishes the true horror of the Holocaust through trivialization. Continue reading →

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Bush Deficit vs Obama Deficit

Posted on March 26, 2009 by Thanos

Bush Deficit vs Obama Deficit Washington Post has a graphic deficit comparison of the two budgets, and Heritage Foundation highlights some of the differences. More on this from Karl Rove at the Wall Street Journal: Last fiscal year, the deficit … Continue reading →

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What Now Democrats?

Posted on January 25, 2009 by Thanos

On the economic front the only thing we have to fear is fear itself, but will the Dems realize this in time, or will they play up the current economic crisis for all its specious worth just to milk more “social justice” out of the wallets of taxpayers? Continue reading →

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Hamas Uses Ceasefire to Fire Rockets at Israel From Schools

Posted on January 19, 2009 by Thanos

Hamas Uses Ceasefire to Fire Rockets at Israel From Schools IDF Video showing Hamas already moving back into schools to fire rockets at Israel Meanwhile here’s an Al Arabiya reporter who thinks it’s humorous that Hamas just launched rockets at … Continue reading →

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Bill Moyers Backpedals the Cycle of Violence

Posted on January 19, 2009 by Thanos

I still believe Bill to be the worst sort of racist, those that profess not to be prejudiced while savaging by word and deed the people they are supposedly not prejudiced against; all the while maintaining a tone of high-brow snooty moral superiority. Stating that you are one of the good people does not make you one. Continue reading →

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Sunset 2008

Posted on January 1, 2009 by Thanos

Sunset 2008 The last sun has set on 2008, and that’s a picture of it shot at distance through a gap in the trees. Many people will be looking back  — but history is for the historians, and what really … Continue reading →

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UK Muslim Extremist Exposed on Facebook

Posted on December 21, 2008 by Thanos

Asghar Bukhari, a regular speaker for Muslim Public Affairs Committee of the UK appears frequently on television as a “moderate” muslim in interviews. This week he got caught out in a rant on facebook Continue reading →

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Media Watchdog Group Exposes Weather Channel’s Bias and the Dark Cabal Behind it

Posted on December 18, 2008 by Thanos

Frankly, this bias is disturbing… Continue reading →

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Morning Update; Gitmo, Pakistan, Afghanistan, India and more

Posted on December 3, 2008 by Thanos

Normally I spend the morning surfing news and the web and posting newslinks at Little Green Footballs but Charles’ site is serving a blank once you get below the header ad this morning, so I’ll do my updates here. Here’s … Continue reading →

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Anti-Prop 8 Demonstration

Posted on November 21, 2008 by Thanos

Ringo the Gringo has a great photo essay on the anti-prop 8 demonstration at the Los Angeles civic center. The photo essay is grouped by the themes of the signs, and there were even a couple of Phelpsian counter protestors … Continue reading →

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