US Plans Case Against AP Photographer Bilal Hussein

Posted on November 19, 2007 - Filed Under 1st Amendment, Liberal Media/Bias, News, Politics As Usual, War On Terror | 2 Comments

AP photographer Bilal Hussein made a reputation staging anti-war propaganda photos. In April of 2006 American forces detained him with a cache of weapons. The AP waged an all out campaign against our military’s actions. They demanded that we either charge or release this tool of theirs. Now the military has [...]

Why No Push For Duncan Hunter?

Posted on November 19, 2007 - Filed Under 1st Amendment, News, Politics As Usual, War On Terror | 27 Comments

As we look at the potential candidates, there are too many who follow the MSM’s push like little lambs. We look at polls, name recognition, and electability factors. What we should be looking at are the issues that matter to us.
As far as conservative principles go we can throw Rudy Giuliani out of [...]

A Country is not run by polls

Posted on November 19, 2007 - Filed Under Liberal Media/Bias, News, War On Terror | Comments Off

I was surprised by Newsweek, this morning, which gave very balanced 4 page report on Iraq, I am equally surprised to see cautious hope, as well as dismay over the Democrats and liberals “sinister impression they give that the worse the tidings, the better they would be pleased,” shown in another very unlikely place…. [...]

PJM War on Terror Conversation with Fred Thompson

Posted on November 19, 2007 - Filed Under Politics As Usual | 1 Comment

Pajamas Media is conducting War on Terror conversations with current Presidential candidates and their first one is with Fred Thompson.
The Pajamas Media War on Terror Conversations
Because we think the War on Terror trumps all other issues in the current Presidential campaign, Pajamas Media is conducting in-depth video discussions with the leading candidates on this subject. [...]

“Imposed Mixing” of ethnic groups recommended

Posted on November 19, 2007 - Filed Under News | 3 Comments

The academic journal article abstracted below (fuller summary here) is a bit alarming. It makes the unremarkable observation that the longer and vaguer are your borders with another group or nation, the more likely you are to get into conflict with the other group or nation. The recommendations the authors come [...]

The Dangers of DNA Research

Posted on November 19, 2007 - Filed Under News | 2 Comments

The fields of DNA and gene manipulation research are incredibly exciting for the good that it can offer mankind. Imagine a day when the results of such research can assist mankind to treat previously untreatable diseases, maybe even prevent them? Wouldn’t it be tremendous to be able to alter the DNA of an unborn fetus [...]