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Monthly Archives: August 2011
After Gaddafi, What’s Next for Libya?
The right question to be asking. Maintaining some degree of stability in Libya as it undergoes its painful transition from authoritarian rule to a more representative system of government is certainly one of the more pressing issues facing Nato planners. … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Affairs
Tagged Libya, Libyan rebels, Muammar Gaddafi, Libya revolution, Libyan government
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NASA: Boldly Going Toward Irrelevancy
My post at Big Government Remember the line in Apollo 13? NASA flight director, played by Ed Harris, showed how little his patience was with those who accepted anything less than success. When faced with a doubter, Harris boasted:“With respect … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged aliens, Apollo 13, global warming, Muslim outreach, nasa, science
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Voter Drive: Democrat Style!
Consider the Acorn 2.0; expect its coming straight from the desk of the president. President Obama is losing support and independents are peeling away in droves. When faced with such blowback and discontent from the people who elected him, the … Continue reading
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Not Again! ‘Smart Power’ Is Back
My post from Big Peace President Bush’s foreign policy has often been reduced to unkind terms by his detractors. He was considered a reckless cowboy, a hick, an idiot that lucked his way into office and benefited from his father’s … Continue reading
Your Daily Dose of Reality
How is that relationship working out for you? Does it have you bummed? Has the dip in the market hurt your 401K and other investments? Feeling at a loss? Is life just sometimes too fast? Leaving you feeling alone and … Continue reading
Spare Us the Lecture, Mr. President
My post from Big Government For a man who once said “typical white person” during a radio interview to describe his grandmother’s actions toward a black man who kept bugging her at a bus stop, his words of advice to … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics
Tagged 2012 presidential election, Ben Bernacke, political rhetoric, President Obama, Rick Perry
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Huntsman’s Tweet
GOP Presidential long-shot Jon Huntsman tweeted the following: @JonHuntsman on Twitter “To be clear. I believe in evolution and trust scientists on global warming. Call me crazy.” YES! Now, I can appreciate Huntsman’s honesty. Science denial-ism is a real problem. … Continue reading
Pakistan Shares US Stealth Technology With China
My post at Big Peace Several of us at Big Peace have reported in the past about the noticeable warming relationship between China and Pakistan. This has concerned the US because of the amount of cooperation and assistance – worth … Continue reading
Perry Should Have a Plan against Southern Bigotry
My post from Big Government I know that not all of our readers here are Southerners. However, I am not writing to pick a fight, nor will I go into some boring rehash on the Civil War. I simply want … Continue reading
A Modest Economic Proposal: Eat Hollywood
My post from Big Hollywood. The Irish gentlemen, Jonathan Swift, once penned a scathing pamphlet in reaction to political and economical conditions in Ireland due to English policies. His satirical essay, “A Modest Proposal” reached outlandish proportions when he recommended … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, American Society
Tagged Hollywood, Hollywood liberals, Jonathan Swift, Obama, Rich, taxes
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