Monthly Archives: October 2010
Where No One Stands Alone…
…a truly beautiful, moving hymn. Enjoy and God Bless.
Filed under Christianity/Religion, Music, Spirituals
“NPR’s World Of Make Believe”…
Some excellent reading material from The American Spectator over the recent firing of Juan Williams by NPR. Read Andrew Cline’s article – here, as well as Geoffrey Norman’s article – here. In addition, Thomas Lifson over at American Thinker has … Continue reading
Filed under Local Politics, News, Politics, US Politics
Wait A Minute Mr. President….
…aside from proclaiming you were a total technological failure and utterly impotent when it came to “i” matters, didn’t you once say iPads were a damaging Democracy? Well, apparently our “rock star” liberal-fascist is not so averse to iPads that … Continue reading
Filed under Local Politics, News, Politics, US Politics
Irrational Flip-Floppin’ On Jobs…
…a great article from Ralph Reiland over at American Spectator – HERE.
Filed under Local Politics, News, Politics, US Politics
Geert Wilders’ Trial Delayed…
Geert Wilders, Dutch MP and advocate against the threats posed by Islam, who also came to NYC last month to speak out against the “Ground Zero” mosque (at a rally organized by Pamela Geller, fellow blogger – of Atlas Shrugs), has … Continue reading
Filed under Christianity/Religion, News, Politics
The Stench From Broward County Continues…
…the Broward County School Board (in Florida) is rotten, plain and simple. When the statists collectively known as the Broward County School Board (and its liberal-fascist leader, James Notter) aren’t trying to indoctrinate public school children as to the glory of … Continue reading
Filed under Local Politics, News, Politics
Just A Little Talk With Jesus…
Sometimes my path seems drear,without a ray of cheer, And then a cloud of doubt may hide the light of day; The mists of sin may rise and hide the starry skies, But just a little talk with Jesus clears … Continue reading
Filed under Christianity/Religion, Country, Miscellany, Music, Spirituals
