political commentary

World peace has been the dream of hippies, Nobel Laureates, and beauty pageant contestants pretty much since the first time two tribes of cavemen went at it over the best hunting grounds.  Read More »

In the midst of a presidential election season, it is hard to turn on the news without being shown some sort of poll, who is ahead in the race nationally, state by state, who leads among citizens 65 and older, ect. ect.  Read More »

What's all the hype about Obama's pastor these days? He is anti-white, anti-upper-class, and anti-Republican, for sure. But what else is really going on with him and Obama and their views?  Read More »

News broadcasters try to remain neutral upon delivery of headlines, presidential candidacy status, and so on by communicating all sides of “the story”.  Read More »

Ever since the war in Iraq started on April 9 in 2002, heck! even before it got started, a lot of people were congregating around their TV sets, radios, computers, and even held protests in our nations streets, with signs to match, stating, “BLOOD FOR OIL”. Now, I have a question: Where was all that hoopla when Bush Sr. did it!  Read More »

Am I the only one who thinks that every time President Bush speaks, from now, until the election next fall, they should play the Emmy music in the background? I think it would be a great way to let him know what most people think at this point. Forget public opinion polls; just play him off every time he tries to speak. At least it would be funny.  Read More »

The Minuteman Project protested outside of the United Church of Christ in Simi Valley, California for giving refuge to a woman fleeing from I.C.E. (Immigration and Customs Enforcement, previously I.N.S.) Pro-immigrant demonstrators where there as well and all was peaceful until a Minuteman decided it was proper to pepper-spray a pro-immigrant protester, sending him to the hospital. The following are some images from the demonstration (courtesy of Indymedia) as well as my thoughts pertaining to these vigilante groups guising a resurgence of nativism with patriotism.  Read More »

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