Category Archives: Quote of the Day

Something the left might like to keep in mind as they blame the NRA and any other favorite target for the recent spate of murders with firearms. From an unexpected source. Ultimately it is not the nuts that are the … Continue reading →

If you think this is annoying A person who believes that the power of the unified state is needed to correct the failings of human greed, ignorance, tribalism, for the furtherance of the nation?as a whole, regardless of constraint. The … Continue reading →

It is just this simple So when people – archbishops, G20 demonstrators, the preposterous psychologist Oliver James – attack consumerism, and as the credit crunch brings them bigger audiences and more credibility, I think they are really attacking something far … Continue reading →

I’ll try to work on this 5. “Jihadi.” The jihad is an internal struggle first, a process of improving one’s spiritual self-discipline and getting closer to God. The lesser jihad is external, validating “just war” when necessary. By calling the … Continue reading →

A two-fer! One short. One long. Same topic. #1 It’s wrong for you to steal from me; and getting 52 million of your friends together to to vote on it and say it’s OK, doesn’t make it so. Chris Byrne … Continue reading →

Lovely folks he getting there We’re looking for supporters. We’re not looking for a fight. That will come later, when we have an army. Chris DeHaven – Organizing for America Volunteer Manager I do wonder what color their uniforms will … Continue reading →

Forest murderers! Whenever someone makes an epic attempt to reduce their environmental impact, they always write a book about it. Tim Blair Yep.

You’ll remember this piece from the end of last month about the Harvard Law School held a conference in which they analyzed the “Free Market Mindset” and found that those who hold such beliefs are “psychologically troubled”. One of the … Continue reading →

From the eternally-rewarding Ranch Life and the Hunting-Trail, by Theodore Roosevelt. No matter what you may think of TR, you’ve gotta admit the man could write. The best and quietest horses on the ranch are far from being those broken … Continue reading →

From William L. Shirer’s Berlin Diary: [Aachen, May 19, 1940:  Shirer is one of a group of Berlin journalists invited to the front to see firsthand the German Army’s astonishing rapid advance through the Low Countries into France.] Almost a … Continue reading →