WTF
Posted in elsewhere, social issues on Jul 3rd, 2006
Senator Ted Stevens (R) from Alaska gives an absolutely incomprehensible explanation of the Internet.
Time to head for the life boats, the US is sinking….
because not enough websites start with the letter “Z”
Posted in elsewhere, social issues on Jul 3rd, 2006
Senator Ted Stevens (R) from Alaska gives an absolutely incomprehensible explanation of the Internet.
Time to head for the life boats, the US is sinking….
Posted in elsewhere, social issues on Jun 15th, 2006
I could not agree more with this posting over on kottke.org.
Posted in elsewhere, social issues on Dec 27th, 2005
From AlterNet comes this:
George Bush is already a lame-duck president. There’s usually a year or two grace period after the president is elected for the second time, when he can point to his second election victory as vindication for his policies and use it to get some important legislation passed. Bush has squandered his election [...]
Posted in elsewhere, social issues on Dec 25th, 2005
Show Of Hands
Pointed.
Posted in social issues on Sep 23rd, 2005
The Posse Comitatus act prevents the United State government from using US troops for domestic law enforcement duties. Local or state militias, e.g., the National Guard, can and are used to restore order and assist in emergencies.
However a minor coup has occurred in Washington D. C. recently, and el presidente Bush has found a way [...]
Posted in social issues on Jul 21st, 2005
As we approach the next anniversary of Nine-Eleven I have this thought.
15 of the 19 individuals involved in the hijackings and subsequent attacks on New York City and Washington were Saudi Arabians. So naturally we attacked Afghanistan and then Iraq.
What if 15 of the 19 individuals had been North Korean? Would we have invaded Japan? [...]
Posted in social issues on Jul 2nd, 2005
I strongly urge the Senate to exercise its rightful role in the upcoming selection and confirmation process for supreme court justice. As Justice O’Connor was often the pivotal vote, her replacement needs to be similar ideologically.
With President Bush’s term still having over three years to run, he will likely have several opportunities to move the [...]
Posted in elsewhere, social issues on Dec 11th, 2004
A while back I read an article that described 14 characteristics of fascism using the likes of Hitler, Mussolini, and others as examples. What was chilling about the piece were the parallels to present day America. You can read my Fascism Scorecard, and see for yourself.
Yesterday I stumbled across this sermon by Davidson Loehr, a [...]
Posted in life, social issues on Nov 20th, 2004
You never fully appreciate just how interconnected we all are until some event on the world stage impacts your life. Take the Abu Ghraib prison scandal for example. As a program manager in the information technology field, working in Kansas, you wouldn’t expect my life to be directly impacted by heinous human rights violations [...]
Posted in social issues on Nov 2nd, 2004
I voted for John Kerry.