Wednesday, April 20, 2011

OBAMA TO BE DECLASSIFIED

According to a report on Drudge today, noted author Jerome Corsi's new book is set to come out shortly and it may be a bombshell regarding the Obama Saga and his eligibility to be President.  Notice I didn't say "qualifications" to be President, since we all know he is the most unqualified President in history.   It should make for interesting discussion among those who doubt Obama's
 eligibility to hold our nations highest office.  It certainly won't change the mind of many of those who blindly follow Obama and the teachings of the liberal Democratic Party.  Constitution be damned, they would support him regardless if they observed him fly down to Earth in a flying saucer.  
It's hard to imagine how people who live in a Constitutional Republic such as ours and enjoy all the benefits this country allows for, could support a man with no apparent background or history of any type.  It's one this to harp on him not presenting a birth certificate but, he has no apparent records of any type from any places he supposedly lived or schools he attended.  How could someone like this be elected to the highest office in the land.  
I think most of us know the answer to that.  Keep your eyes out for this book and see what if anything new is revealed. 

Monday, April 11, 2011

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE MIDDLE

It used to be there was a large segment of American Society that fit into the political middle on most issues and there were small fringe groups on the left and the right.  Now its just the opposite.  We have large percentages of people who identify with the far left and a large percentage who identify with the far right.  Meanwhile,  the center appears to be the smallest group.   I don't think these divisions happened overnight.  They have been building and developing over the past 40-50 years.  
The left has become comprised of people who have learned to "beat the system" or take advantage of it in some way.  This group is  comprised of individuals like,  Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson, who contribute by constantly playing the race card to benefit themselves,  or unwed mothers, who have children in order to collect welfare, or even god-awful politicians like Nancy Pelosi or Barney Frank who recklessly work to destroy our country for their own gain,  while the right has become populated with citizens who are fed up with the likes of those listed above and who have become more vocal and act out to stop the other side in any way possible.  This side is comprised of the likes of Rush Limbaugh, Shawn Hannity,  Second Amendment advocates and Tea Party members and others.  Thus what we end up with is simply a ballooning left, bent on taking from the working middle class and redistributing wealth to themselves and there ilk and a ballooning right that is rising up to stop the madness.  As a result, the victim in this whole episode is the American Center.  It makes one think that we are choosing sides for one final battle, much like the gunfighters at the OK Corral.  What we know for sure is that only one side will be walking out at the end.  The question is, will there still be a country left for the winner to enjoy?

Thursday, April 7, 2011

WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM JAPAN

Events unfolding in Japan should be more than a bit frightening to us on several different levels.  Naturally the most obvious is the fact that a nuclear power plant is threatening to melt down and a good deal of radiation has been and is, continuing to leak out.  This nuclear nightmare is one that should worry all of us.  Radiation has made it's way around the globe and we may never fully know the extent of the damage worldwide.
The other concern for us here in the U.S. should be the observations of how the Japanese nuclear operators and even the government of Japan has reacted to the whole nightmare.  The withholding of information, the deception and lack of forthrightness coming from both sources is of great concern, not only because of the lack of faith and trust it creates but, it gives some insight into what would also happen here, if a similar disaster happened on our own soil.  I think we are getting a pretty good picture of how our own government would react in a similar situation.   I can see our leaders and the nuclear industry downplaying a disaster, dispensing false information and perhaps, even downright lying, in order to avoid panic.   As I follow these events in Japan, I get a vision of what would happen here.  It's not to hard of a stretch to imagine the chaos and the breakdown of our own society, in a major catastrophe like the one in Japan.  All you need to consider is the type of behavior we exhibit when there is pending snowstorm or an event like Hurricane Katrina.  

Perhaps it might be a good time to arm oneself and stockpile the food and water just in case.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

WHAT HAVE WE DONE

Now that it is abundantly clear that we have elected the most unprepared and incompetent President in our nation's history the question becomes, what can we do to survive until his term is up?  Is there any hope or should we all just go out in the back yard and start digging our own graves.
Forget the fact that this guy might not even be legally qualified to hold the office, it's probably too late to do much about that but, the big question is getting the country through the next 22 months.  Is there any way we can make it? 

Friday, March 18, 2011

RANDOM THOUGHTS (NUMBER FIVE)

(1) I can't figure out how any sane caring American can be in favor of continuing our uncontrolled spending.  Of course the key words here are "sane" and "caring."   If we break down our disagreements on issues to simply, "common sense" solutions, then this one is a no-brainer.  
(2) Why is it that some of the worst kind of people we know, also claim to be the most religious?  They show up in church every Sunday appearing very pious, then drive home flipping off someone who drives too slowly.
(3)  What does it say about our country when people like Charlie Sheen are honored and held in high regard, while those that die for their country are forgotten?  
(4)  Is it possible to walk in any public area for more than 60 seconds and not see someone walking and talking on a cell phone?    
(4)  What are the chances that the first ten minutes of the local evening news won't be filled with stories of the crimes committed by blacks?  This trend is quite sickening and yet if someone points it out then they must be racist.  It would really help stop a lot of the stereotyping if this crap would stop already.  
(5)  How long till our government realizes the War on Drugs is killing more people than the drugs themselves and consider legalizing them?
(6)  I'm hopeful the events in Japan don't spell the death knell for nuclear energy.  It will most certainly be under attack now more than ever.  If anything the world should come out of this mess, more aware of how better to secure these facilities and prevent what is happening in Japan today, from ever happening again.  

Sunday, March 6, 2011

A GREENER WAY TO STOP ABORTION

Nothing invokes controversy like the topic of Abortion.  The two opposing sides have been battling over this issue for decades.  The battle really heated up when the Supreme Court upheld the right to abortion in the the Roe vs Wade Decision.  The vitriol and rhetoric that spewed from both sides shows no sign of lessening, even after nearly 40 years.  On the surface it doesn't appear that there will ever be universal agreement on what is the correct path when dealing with this hot button issue.
Understanding that, perhaps we should turn our focus to stopping the pregnancy BEFORE it occurs.  There is no question this has been difficult up to this point but, perhaps it's time to really develop a strategy to work this angle with our full efforts.  Trying to get through to young people regarding pregnancy prevention is a challenge but, it's worth pursuing.  Teaching young men to control their urges and promoting alternatives to their "intercourse at the drop of a hat," mentality may very well be an uphill struggle but, no more challenging than trying to teach the young ladies to keep their legs together and to stop feeling the way to "get" that boy they are after  is to allow themselves to be "violated."  
We as a society need to place a tremendous amount of renewed emphasis on stopping abortion by stopping the first step in the process and not the last.