I guess it is all relative! The latest Obama nominee for the already Liberal 9th Circuit Court of Appeal is one Goodwin Liu, a 39 years old law professor at the University of California, Berkeley. What makes it relative is that even his critics consider him as “brilliant”. To this simple man, there is...
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On 5 March 2010, an article was published by the BBC regarding the failed attempt to bring down Flight 253 over Detroit by Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the Nigerian terrorist better known as the “panties bomber”.
The report, part of a series the BBC is putting together on the subject of air travel safety, claims that...
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There are some dots out there that even someone as stupid as me can connect.
Case in Point is Rashad Hussain. Mr. Hussain is a Muslim who has been tasked by the Obama Administration to represent the United States at the Organization of the Islamic Conference.
The selection of Mr. Hussain has sparked quite a bit...
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There was a time when America was the land where right and wrong was divided by a defined line, the crossing of which had some real repercussions. You do something wrong and you are held accountable for it.
It appears that times have fundamentally changed.
In San Diego, a man with a conviction for sexual assault...
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In a previous post, I mentioned the clash between Sen. Charles Grassley and AG Eric Holder in regard to the politically appointed lawyers in the Department of Justice. The nut of the problem is that the Iowa Senator requested from Holder to identify those lawyers and the cases they had been involved in, which...
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There are times when the events around me are so overwhelming that they begin to occupy a lot of my time. These days, the socio-political vicissitudes my country is experiencing have taxed my ever lasting optimism. When this occurrence happens, I usually force myself to hit the reset button, sort of a rebooting process...
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Just as vampires do, our wonderful Congress likes to utilize the dead of night to vote on some of the bills that, I guess, they cannot get to because they are so “overworked” during the day.
But in the case of Thursday night I am gratified by the vote that occurred in the House of...
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On 20 August 2009 I wrote a piece on my blog called “Misplaced Compassion” as I watched in disbelief the images of Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi being release from a Scottish prison and being flown to Tripoli on Muammar al-Gaddafi’s personal jet.
The news and the actual release left me almost speechless: here was the...
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I too can use the fancy words, just like members of Congress. Asymmetrical Warfare: something that rolls over the tongue, adding importance to the statements of IQ-challenged individuals like Barbara Boxer.
And yet really important words when spoken by those in the Military as they have the responsibility to conduct a war like any other.
Michael...
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What would that be? Islamic terrorists? Nuclear Iran? Oh no, my friends. The true threat our country faces these days is domestic terrorism, defined as terrorism actions perpetrated by American citizens. And the feds are gearing up to crack down on it.
Sure, the threat from Muslim terrorist is being looked at, including the possibility...
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