Trancredo says, “Bush an Internationalist”
Just ran across this highly charged article from WorldNetDaily.com. President Bush believes America should be more of an idea than an actual place, a Republican congressman told WND in an exclusive interview. “People have to understand what we’re talking about here. The president of the United States is an internationalist,” said Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo. [...]
Ray Nagin tells White folks to “Screw themselves?”
New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin sinks to a new low? Mayor Nagin to White people: Screw You Mayor Nagin, who owes his term in office to support from most of the white community in New Orleans, has officially told them to go to hell. Lakeview has 18,000 upper middle class homes in it. — I’m [...]
American Red Cross explains hold-up over Katrina
It seems that finally The American Red Cross explains, “Why is the Red Cross not in New Orleans?” Acess to New Orleans is controlled by the National Guard and local authorities and while we are in constant contact with them, we simply cannot enter New Orleans against their orders. The state Homeland Security Department had [...]
William F. Buckley talks about Katrina
Reading a good article from William F. Buckly is like hearing a story narrated by the warm voice of James Earl Jones or Burl Ives. It’s just comforting to the ears, I think. Well, another wonderful article about when and how things happen from a historical context. Fighting Back – Sometimes there is no ready [...]
Bill Whittle talks about Tribes
I got a tip from a few other blogs on Bill’s post over at Eject! Eject! Eject! simply titled, “Tribes” and decided I’d give him a few minutes of my time. I can honestly say that I have read greatness. Bill presents one of the most logical, well-thought out portraits of the human condition that [...]
Sean Penn sinks boat in Katrina PR stunt
In a “sinking” effort to showboat and drum up some political P.R., Sean Penn and two staffers try to keep their boat from sinking. What could they possibly been thinking to bring a photographer to photograph people at their absolute worst and in unimaginable conditions in the aftermath of a huge hurrican and flood. This [...]
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