Leftists against Free Speech

May 22, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
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Yup, there is nothing as intolerant and closed minded as a “tolerant and open minded liberal.”

In the left’s mindset, the First Amendment only applies when you spout what they want you to say.

Watch the people signing the petition in this video for a good example of intolerant, ignorant people spouting hate.

Friday B-Movie Pick: The A-Team

May 20, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
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The A-Team

For pure crunch B-Movie goodness, I’m gonna have to go with this tribute to the 1980’s TV series. There were “film critics” who complained that the movie was too fast paced, too loud and was short on plot. Dude! It’s the A-Team! It’s all about loud and fast. Plot wasn’t even in the top five! Fun was right up there with loud and fast though. This wasn’t a bloody ‘art film’ you discussed over expressos. It’s a comedic action movie that was true to the original series, right down to the cigars and Ruger Mini-14s! For extra bonus nerd points, how many of you caught the A-Team/Star Trek reference in the movie? The name of Dwight Schultz’s character from ST:TNG was briefly flashed on screen during the 3D movie scene.

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Friday B-Movie Pick: Looker

May 13, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
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Looker

Ya, it’s Friday the 13th, but I’m going to skip the obvious horror film selection, and go with this Michael Crichton classic from 1981. Sort of a SciFi suspense/thriller about your average Hollywood plastic surgeon getting caught up the murder of beautiful young actresses/models. It has a good cast, which includes James Coburn, Albert Finney and Susan Dey.

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SciFi Quote of the Day

May 11, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
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The life of a Browncoat is filled with pain and bitter remorse.

Obama regime makes another move against States Rights

May 10, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
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Regardless of your opinion of the ethics of the death penalty, it has alway been seen as a power legally exercised by the individual states.  Some states have it, other don’t, but it is up to each state to decide.

Not so under the Obama regime. Our Dear Leader‘s “Justice” department has instructed the DEA to seize  state government’s supply of sodium thiopental.  That is part of a three drug cocktail typically used in lethal injection executions.   By having the DEA seize this drug using rather sketch “concerns” about the way the drug was imported, which interestingly enough, the DEA/Justice department will no longer discuss.

If our Dear Leader doesn’t like the fact that some states still carry out the death penalty, he should have the guts to come out and say it, rather than hiding behind DEA raids where the agency refuses to discuss the reasons behind the agency seizing the property of state governments.

Quote of the Day

May 10, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
Filed under: economy, energy, Our Dear Leader, Politics, Taxes 

“…that when it comes to some Democrats and particularly the President, “high gas prices are not an unintended consequence of their policies: it is the means by which they will accomplish their goal.”  Their goal is to raise the price of gasoline so that you reduce your consumption of it.”

— Aaron Worthing

Bonus quote from the same article:

“…high gas prices are an economy killer, so even if there is some modest increase in tax income from that tax hike in general, the drag on the economy will mean reduced taxes in other areas.  Again, they are depending on you being too stupid to see through all of this.”

Monday Book Pick: Rogue Warrior

May 9, 2011 by · 1 Comment
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Rogue Warrior by Richard Marcinko

Given that the Navy anti-terrorism group, which consists of SEAL Team Members and was originally called SEAL Team Six, I’m repeating the book pick from 12/29/08

This is the autobiography of the founder of SEAL Team Six, the Navy’s anti-terrorist unit.

Written in prison to pay off his legal fees. Considering one of his jobs in the Navy was to piss off Admirals, hardly surprising.
I still say the Admirals that put there should be brought up on charges. He is exactly the kind of psycho SOB (and I mean that in a good way) that you want doing the jobs he did.

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The Rules of Building, Making and generally mucking about…

May 8, 2011 by · 1 Comment
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I just though this was really, really cool.

Keynes vs. Hayek: Round 2

May 1, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
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Ayn Rand Meets Charles Schultz

April 30, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
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By way of John Cox

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