Category Archives: Freaks, Mutants, and Morons

During the final days of debate on the Senate’s Immigration Surrender Bill, polls were showing that over 75% of the US public was opposed to what amounted to amnesty. The Seattle Times, on the other hand, just cannot seem to believe … Continue reading →

You may not remember it, but in 1996 Congress passed the “Violence Against Women Act”. According to Wiki the act “provided $1.6 billion to enhance investigation and prosecution of the violent crime perpetrated against women, increased pre-trial detention of the … Continue reading →

Apparently I don’t, because now that King County passed the “Critical Areas Ordinance” that tells property owners what percentage of their dirt they can cover with things like structures and driveways, the City of Seattle will soon be looking at … Continue reading →

This study proves that what we all knew all along is true: That “diversity” is a division of people into classes and/or groups and is only divides people. It does not to bring them together. More Diversity, Less Trust Do you trust … Continue reading →

No, I’m not talking about Irish Pride. It is this article that has me wondering why the eco-weenies can’t even leave people alone when they’re dead? Canadians urged to go green even when they’re gone North Americans who spend their … Continue reading →

You may remember Mike Palecek from the last time I couldn’t find anything very interesting to blog about. Here he is again, on Memorial Day. Well, it’s Memorial Day weekend. You think we have enough military holidays? Flag Day. Armed … Continue reading →

Read this.

Or would that be “Winey Terrorists”? Or maybe “Wino Terrorists”? You decide. A shadowy group of wine activists has issued a one-month ultimatum to Nicolas Sarkozy threatening “action” if the new French President fails to help the industry. The Regional … Continue reading →

Or maybe she’s always like that? Raving Ale Wench, Armanda Marcotte takes exception to Chris Muir’s “Day By Day” editorial cartoon from this last weekend, and does some editing of the text within the cells. For those not willing to … Continue reading →

From Just Some Poor Schmuck Anti-war veterans urge boycott of Newport When two anti-war groups showed up to take part in the annual Loyalty Day Parade in Newport, organizers sent them marching — in the other direction. Now two weeks … Continue reading →