Obama invested another $5 billion of our money to achieve his goal of having 1 million electric cars on U.S. roads by 2015. It makes me feel so good, warm and fuzzy all over to think that he cares so much about our environment. The first requirement of a good leader is that he shows us that he cares.

        Do you think he might know where we get the electricity to run the cars?   From burning coal!  From burning petroleum! From nuclear power plants!  I expect he does, but his friends like Al Gore have invested their fortunes in alternative energy industry, so he’s obliged to pay them off by throwing our tax dollars at them, indenturing our grandchildren to his grand legacy.

       He destroys the jobs of the coal miners, puts the kibosh on pipe lines and oil drilling, adds 1.5 trillion in new debt every year of his presidency, and we, we exult him, “our Lord and Savior, Obama.” We are such idiots to fall for such schmaltzy, emotionally driven policy.

           But, you’ve gotta praise him for stopping the military from waterboarding terrorists.  That was so inhumane.  It’s so much more humane to kill them with drones, and if a few non-militants of the population happen to be taken out as well, well, you gotta break a few eggs to make an omelet.

          He’s ratcheting up the attacks in Pakistan, six already this year.  I wonder.  What is the psychological impact of the terrifying American death machines flying into your neighborhood and taking out your neighbors? Would the general population be more easily co-opted into anti-Western extremist groups? Do you think the Nobel committee might regret their hasty decision to give him the Peace Prize so early into his presidency?  Nope.  Norwegians have mush for brains, too.

James Sefcak is right.  Those stupid conservatives need to quit crabbing (Sore losers keep up Obama attacks, December 3, 2012).  All the president wants is 1.6 trillion in new taxes, a new stimulus package, and the right to lift the debt ceiling without congressional approval.

Good grief.  You know he’s going to watch out for us. He was a constitutional professor after all.  Ok, so he has made himself judge, jury, prosecutor, and executioner of anyone in the world he thinks is an enemy of the state. He’ll do us right.  Like Jamie Foxx says, he is our Lord and Savior. 

And quit your crabbing about Benghazi.  So the president told Susan Rice to lie.  He had to do it to secure the election.  Anyone would have done it.  Everybody lies when it’s necessary.  I was glad to see CBS ran a follow up on Watergate this morning.  Maybe that’ll get those jerks to quit harping about the guys who got killed.  After all you can’t make an omelet without breaking a few eggs.

And for goodness sake quit picking on Susan Rice.   That's mean. She doesn’t know anything.  She just did as she was told. . We have to protect our little ladies from those racist rednecks.

Yeah.  Like I’m going to shut up?

Members of the media sneer at people who are concerned with the Islamic Brotherhood’s influence on Capital Hill, but the Egyptian magazine Rose El-Youssef bragged about the manner in which six Brotherhood operatives were able to influence American foreign policy.  Shawki listed six men, Arif Alikhan, the assistant secretary of Homeland Security for policy development; and Mohammed Elibiary, a member of the Homeland Security Advisory Council. He also listed Rashad Hussain, the U.S. special envoy to the Organization of the Islamic Conference, as well as Salam al-Marayati, co-founder of the Muslim Public Affairs Council, Imam Mohamed Magid, president of the Islamic Society of North America and Eboo Patel, a member of President Obama’s Advisory Council on Faith-Based Neighborhood Partnerships, all of whom are avowed jihadists. 

Written shortly after the massacre, but I forgot to post it.

You can’t watch the news these days without burning tears. Nothing could be worse than the slaughter of innocent children. I cannot fathom the world of pain in Newtown.

But the ensuing gun control hype brings me back to reality. When citizens are deprived of their right of self-defense you get the Katyn massacre, Mongolian massacres, Bleiburg and Foibe massacres the Ma'alot massacre, the Armenian massacre, and the many utopianism inspired massacres in the Soviet Union killing nearly 70 million.

Saddam Hussein slaughtered an average of 80,000 a year for each of the 23 years he was in power. Castro, 100,000; Idi Amin, 500 thousand. Pol Pot's slaughtered nearly 1/3 of his entire population.

The absolutely horrific wars of the 20^th century don’t seem so bad when you compare the 35 million left dead on the battlefield (J. David Singer COW Project) with the hundreds of millions killed by their own governments.

Think I’ll go out tomorrow and buy me a gun.

The American media were outraged, when after 9/11 Bush pushed through congress the original National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). And to a certain extent, we agreed.  Our collective argument:  “If you give up your freedoms for protection, you lose both.”   But now we are appalled that President Obama, through executive order, without consent of congress has granted the U.S. military the right to kidnap U.S. citizens, detain them indefinitely,  with no jury, no trial, no legal representation and no requirement that the government produce evidence. Our military cannot water board foreign terrorists but they can and did under Obama’s authorization, take out an American citizen abroad with drones.  This is all conducted completely outside the protection of law. And the media is silent

Cleaning out an old desk littered with papers from my past, I ran across this gem.  I don’t think I was the author, but judging from the papers I found it with, it must have been written circa 1990, and I was disturbed by Bush the Elder’s liberal mush, so it struck a chord.  It strikes an entire opus today.

“Not only did the Republican Party fail to articulate the important message of conservatism, the messages they did articulate were often in direct opposition to the coherent conservative philosophy, adopting as planks in the party platform measures that disavowed the party’s abhorrence of governmental interference into the personal affairs of the people of this nation.

               The Republican Party has a real challenge ahead.  We need to counter the empty humanitarian rhetoric of the liberals and articulate a real plan for divesting the federal government of its power and influence.  We do not need politicians who care about our needs, but politicians who respect us and are willing to protect our rights and allow us to take responsibility for our lives.”

Does it bother you that Wayne La Something or other would suggest that every school should have armed guards.  To me that implies that these armed guards should be provided by the federal government which would be in direct violation of the second ammendment which Wayne La something's magazine vows to protect.