Where are the talents and virtues?
By: rsu65 (Diary) | July 19th at 01:28 PM |
Alexander Hamilton spoke about revolutions often and he is quoted as saying that “it has very properly been ranked not among the least of the advantages which compensate for the evils they produce that they serve to bring to light talents and virtues which might otherwise have languished in obscurity or only shot forth a few scattered and wandering rays.” So reports Ron Chernow in | Read More »
Blowing environmental smoke through a blown blow out valve
By: rsu65 (Diary) | January 27th at 09:46 AM |
Environmentalists will peddle their BS for hours and make it sound as if the stuff is good enough to eat. Bob Graham and William Reilly, Co Chairs of the Commission investigating the Deep Water Horizon oil spill, explained how their report is sufficient to justify sweeping regulatory changes in the U.S. and shutting down an entire critical industry. Republican members of the House Energy and | Read More »
Glen Beck; a nice man but…
By: rsu65 (Diary) | November 23rd at 08:10 PM |
Oh! If only I were ready to follow Beck’s call for acceptance and prayer as a way to ward off the calamity headed my way as an American. I believe in the saving power of God’s Will and that as a finality It will prevail despite the apparent calamities lurking around every corner of His creation. I just have doubts about Glen Beck’s grasp of | Read More »
Water tourture and I don’t mean boarding
By: rsu65 (Diary) | July 15th at 07:36 PM |
Drip…drip…drip…it pounds my skull and aches my brain. This steady high stepping march into what Mark Levin gently calls “a soft tyranny” hurts and was on display today in the hallowed halls of Congress. Chairmen Jerry Costello and Jim Oberstar provide the venue. Its called the House Committee on Transportation and Subcommittee on Aviation. There is a definite pattern here. You have seen it in | Read More »
Commerce Committee and Gulf crisis
By: rsu65 (Diary) | May 18th at 06:44 PM |
Senate Republicans are milk toast and the Dems are giddy. Senator Bill Nelson (D-Florida) walks in and brandishes his Blackberry. “I have my Blackberry here and, Mr. Chairman (Nelson Rockefeller (D-West Virginia), you need to see this” Apparently his coveted Blackberry has “clear and detailed” new video pictures of the deep well oil blowout. He hands it eagerly to an equally eager Chairman. Ms Klobuchar, | Read More »
Obama Admistrative Musings and response from the Northwest
By: rsu65 (Diary) | May 7th at 07:27 AM |
a. We will see that economic revitalization is consummated with green jobs and clean energy b. My dear, dopey citizen we will reduce gloal warming emissions and set you free from foreign oil at the same time protecting everything that walks, swims and grows (humans need not apply) thereby reducing the planets stress. The sun, geothermal and God are excepted. c. We have passed the stimulus bill | Read More »
enemies of the state
By: rsu65 (Diary) | February 23rd at 02:34 PM |
Administrator Jackson, EPA, is steadfast and determined to enforce regulations limiting CO2 emissions. Recent disclosures of scientific malfeasance on the part of U.N. global warming researchers brings to mind the statements of Czech president Vaclav Klaus on the subject. He was interviewed by a representative of Hospodarske` noviny in 2007 and subsequently has written a popular book. May I quote him? “Global warming is a | Read More »
Enemies of the State
By: rsu65 (Diary) | February 15th at 08:47 PM |
Tim Wirth is a retired Senator from Colorado. These days he is busy at the U.N with matters relating to global warming. On the twenty ninth of January he moderated a panel sponsored by the World Economic Council on Climate Change Davos Switzerland. The panel was notable for its anti-American bias as participants laid the ground work for the next climate change summit in Mexico. | Read More »
Enemies of the State
By: rsu65 (Diary) | February 14th at 07:53 AM |
Tim Wirth, former Senator from Colorado and President of the United Nations Foundation, Looks very comfortable. He is moderating a panel hosted by the world Economic Council on climate change. The January 29th meeting in Davos Switzerland is notable for it’s participants Yvo de Boer, Executive Secretary Of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate change, spends the majority of his time traveling the Globe | Read More »
Angels dancing on the point of a very fine needle
By: rsu65 (Diary) | January 25th at 03:47 PM |
“Clear indicators of radicalization are illusive.” So say Fort Hood investigators. Former Army Secretary Togo West Jr. and Retired Admiral Vern Clark effectively slammed the door shut on any effective way to identify potential terrorist infiltrating the Armed Services since the bottom line of their report says: “Officers must scrupulously document possible warning signs of radicalization on members fitness reports.” A few senators, acknowledging prevailing | Read More »