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Monthly Archives: February 2009
President Obama’s Iraq policy looks better now that he is president.
(Photo: ABC News) Now that President, Obama is seeing that reality, ideology and opinion often clash and, if prudent, reality should always be the victor. President Bush could probably write the manual on that. He took considerable heat for his … Continue reading
Obama wants it both ways for new budget. My Forecast: Expect New Taxes
It was not very long ago that President Obama said that our economy was heading towards a disaster — a disaster so terrible that America very well may never recover. Those comments were coming during the stimulus debate. He was criticized for using fear and playing on people’s insecurities and uncertainties to pass the mammoth spending plan. Now, we are seeing a different message in the administrations new budget plan. He plans to close the deficit without raising taxes on anyone making below $250,000 by 2013. This is all based off assumptions that the economy will turn around soon. Is he seeing something in the markets that the rest of America isn’t seeing? In light of this new proposal it certainly is a rosy outlook from just a few weeks ago when and especially considering his actions and comments have had opposite effects on the economy and Wall Street. Continue reading
Majority of Muslims approve of Al Qaeda’s tactics and goals against U.S.
Some very troubling news is coming out of the Muslim world this week. World Public Opinion concluded through interviews in Muslim countries that most do not directly support the terror tactics that Al Qaeda uses but they approve of Al … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs, Terrorism
Tagged Al Qaeda, Arab-U.S. relations, international relations, Islam, Middle East, Muslims
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Not everyone enjoyed President Obama’s speech
Dow Jones Industrial Average. For the President the address to Congress wasn’t exactly a State of the Union, which may have been a good thing because the state of our union isn’t very pleasing right now. The market did not … Continue reading
Posted in Economics
Tagged American economy, Dow Jones, home ownership, President Obama, Recession, Stock Market, Wall Street
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Russia humbled by recession and now is the time for new talks.
Not very long ago analyst in Washington and European capitals were worried that Russian leaders were beefing up total political control at home while expanding its influence abroad — even if that meant militarily. Not surprisingly, quick conclusions emerged that had us facing Russia in a new cold war. However, that may not have been the right assumption. Continue reading
Soldier disobeys President Obama’s orders, questions his eligibility as CNC
“As an active-duty officer in the United States Army, I have grave concerns about the constitutional eligibility of Barack Hussein Obama to hold the office of president of the United States.” “Until Mr. Obama releases a ‘vault copy’ of his … Continue reading
A rebuttal to Eric Holder’s ‘Nation of Cowards’ speech
I’m a Racist Coward by Gary Graham Apparently, I’m a racist coward because I want to be color blind. This great national offense of racism doesn’t want to die – even though we just elected our first black president. … Continue reading
Posted in American Society, Opinion
Tagged Black America, Black History Month, Eric Holder, Nation of Cowards, Race, racism, white america
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President Obama returns bust of Sir Winston Churchill back to Britain
(photo from Journal Scene) This is a very curious if not troubling act by President Obama. The bust of Churchill, one of the greatest statesman and wartime leaders in human history, which was given to President Bush by PM Blair … Continue reading
Obama to trim exploding deficit with taxes and defense cuts
President Obama revealed his latest goal on government spending. This time, however, his goals are to to cut the annual U.S. budget deficit by nearly two-thirds by 2013, according to some administration officials. Continue reading
God of the Holy Bible vs Allah of the Koran
An honest and objective reading of both the Quran and the Bible reveals a significant clash between the two both in terms of how to conceptualize God, as well as in their respective depictions of the behavior of deity. Allah says and does things that the God of the Bible did not and would not say or do. The Quran’s representation of the sovereignty of God (like Calvinism) contradicts the character of God by attributing actions to Him that are unlike deity. Continue reading
Posted in Religion
Tagged Christianity vs Islam, Christianity/Theology, God vs Allah, Holy Bible, Islam, Koran
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The beheading wasn’t an ‘Honor Killing,’ it was an anti-Islamic act
So says many on the Left and their Muslim cohorts, A very good post by Professor Donald Douglas at American Power who has been all over the beheading of Aasiya Hassan by her Muslim husband. It appears that there are the … Continue reading
Posted in American Society
Tagged Aasiya Hassan, American Left, American Muslims, beheading, cultural debates, Honor Killing, Islam
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Two years and two and a half trillion dollars in deficits
Remember the good ol days when the U.S. only had a $450 billion dollar deficit? That was all they way back in 2008, and just a few months into 2009, we have already surpassed that high-water mark. Roughly a quarter of our entire nation’s history of debt was accumulated these last two years. The interest on all this borrowed money is more than what the country spends on the war in Iraq. That is not counting the recently signed stimulus bill by the Obama administration. This is for certain in our times of uncertainty: The American people can expect to have trillion dollar deficits for years to come. Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society, Economics
Tagged America deficit, American economy, Chicago Tea Party, deficit spending, Detroit auto industry, entitlement programs, home foreclosures, labor unions, national debt, Obama administration, President Reagan, President Roosevelt, Recession, Stimulus package, unemployment
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UN concludes Iran possesses more nuclear material than previously thought
This issue just may find itself moving higher on the Obama administrations to do list. Some disappointing, but none too surprising, news and developments is coming from the United Nations. They released report in the International Atomic Energy Agency that their nuclear program has been underestimated and concluded that Iran has enough enriched uranium for one nuclear bomb. Continue reading
Was Plato Right? New satellite images may show lost city of Atlantis
The images shown in the Google Ocean satellite survey reflects a grouping of grids, patterned sections of squares, and obvious 90 degree right angles that all point towards artificial production — in other words, man made. The site of this sunken area is about 620 miles off the coast of Africa west of the Canary Islands. Continue reading
Posted in World Events
Tagged Ancient Discoveries, Atlantis, Discovery, Plato, Satellite Imagery
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