Monthly Archives: July 2013

Herald-Journal – Google News Archive Search A friend of mine was the top rated marathoner in the world in 1980. He lost his chance at Olympic gold because Carter determined that it was immoral to invade Afghanistan. Decades later, Obama … Continue reading →

The Succession to the Crown Act must be accepted in each of the 15 Commonwealth countries where the Queen is head of state. Just three countries –Canada, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Vincent and the Grenadines– have approved the British … Continue reading →

I forecast that a week from now there will be great wailing and gnashing of teeth in the Arctic alarmist community.

Based on one court case which Obama knows almost nothing about and did not involve stand your ground laws, Obama has determined that they must be repealed. Normally review of a law would involve a number of actual cases where … Continue reading →

This is revolutionary! There isn’t as much solar energy reaching the Earth as there was 13 years ago, and temperatures are declining. There is no missing heat. Do I get a Nobel Prize for this amazing discovery?

According to the White House, Zimmerman is a bad Hispanic because he was trying to keep his neighborhood safe, and obeyed the law. But these guys are good Hispanics, because they are illegal immigrants and future Democratic voters. On Wednesday, … Continue reading →

I predict that NOAA will name a lot of wind gusts this season.

I can’t think of any scenario which includes continuing the expedition, that is consistent with their track.

90% of blacks and 95% of white liberals openly stated that they voted for Obama in 2008 because he was black. The US is clearly a victim of massive and illegal racial profiling. According to the law, voters were required … Continue reading →

Last month Obama said that global warming was accelerating at unforeseen rates, and that he didn’t have time to debate it with the flat earth society.  He probably should have talked to some actual scientists first, before making a complete … Continue reading →