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Pied Piper Obama
Purportedly the Pied Piper events took place in Hamelin on June 26, 1284. The story is that a rat infestation led to a reward for their removal. A piper arrived in town seeking the reward for removing the pests. Denied his reward he retaliated by luring all the town’s children away. We’ll never know whether the Pied Piper of old entered a desperate Hamelin as a con man or as the go-to guy to lure the rats out of Dodge. An increasingly irrelevant mainstream media (MSM) and headed-for-midterm Democrats are now blaming Obama for going too far to the left.
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Are Christians least religious?
Lately, we have been hearing questions about whether Barack Obama is a Christian or a Muslim, or none of the above. A recent poll conducted by Pew Research indicated that approximately one out of four adults in America believe he is a Muslim and one out of three believe he is Christian. The rest have no idea.
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Livable communities is a socialist trap!
Senator Christopher Dodd has introduced a bill to enforce UN Agenda 21 policy on your community. It’s called the “Livable Communities Act” (S.1619). It will destroy your community. Here’s why:
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Democrats Rake in Millions from Special Interest Groups
While Obama rails against the January Supreme Court ruling that allows American corporations to spend unlimited sums on political campaigns, he neglects to mention the huge funding advantage that Democrats have enjoyed in donations from special interest groups over the past couple of years. Since 2009 the top 10 industries have given $136 million to Democrat congressional candidates compared to $68 million for Republicans.
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Green Global Warming Editorial Gets it Wrong
It’s rare to come across a newspaper editorial in which virtually every assertion is false, but is absurdly titled “Face Facts.”
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Guard against blind justice in the shadow of life
One is struck by why the euthanasia and assisted suicide issues are so important as to be brought forward at this time in Quebec’s history in a roving commission. It is to be hoped that it is because of compassion to reach new definitions in light of pleas from suffering people who wish to terminate their lives. However, reasonable people can be forgiven if they suspect that this issue is being pushed to set new standards to allow a bloated health-care system the right to decide when to terminate life. If there is even one scintilla of truth in that possibility then the whole exercise is venal and obscene.
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We Won’t Let Terrorism Stop Us From Appeasing the Terrorists
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu arrived in Washington D.C. over the bodies of four of his citizens and one unborn child, murdered by Islamic terrorists. The media had spent a busy two days worrying that the murders might in some way interrupt the latest phase of the tragic farce euphemistically referred to as, “The Peace Process”. Luckily for the terrorists, who are the sole and only beneficiaries of these and all other negotiations, killing Israelis did not prevent the Israelis from showing up at the negotiating table anyway.
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As Rosh Hashanah 2010 approaches—A look back at Obama’s last 19 months
In 1952, the National Day of Prayer formally became law. Prior to that, this day had been recognized by the United States Congress as an official day of religious observance, based on previous calls for a day of prayer by the American government since as early as 1775. No president, regardless of insidious court challenges, has ever bypassed this sacred day of America’s right to closeness with God, so even the great divider Obama could not devise a secular-socialist plot to undermine such a profound day of historical implication.
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Climate Change and Precipitation – Another IPCC And Climate Science Failure
Farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil, and you’re a thousand miles from the corn field. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Focus of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is almost exclusively on temperature, particularly on warming. That alone should condemn their work because different weather has different implications for different activities and in most cases temperature is of little concern.
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Congressional Candidate John Kupiec turning the lights back on in Fifth District Michigan
There’s a steady light flickering in what has been the otherwise dark Fifth District in the State of Michigan. General Motors was forced to leave Flint, Michigan in the dark when they unwittingly became Government Motors, forced by the hand of the Obama administration. In Flint, GM has shuttered 13 of 15 plants in a dreary landscape where one out of five homes has been abandoned in neighbourhoods trying to hold it together in the middle of a deepening recession.
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Labor Day 2010: Welcome to the Sound of Democrats on the Run
It’s the Sunday before Labor Day, and that sound you hear wherever you are is the sound of the pavement pounding-feet of the Democrats running from their leader in utter panic! What sweet news on the eve of Labor Day 2010 with unemployment at a shameful 9.6 percent high: Patriots now have the Dems on the run. The Summer of Recovery that never happened ends on a Labor Day with voters chafing at the bit as the clock moves ahead to November 2 mid-terms.
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Obama Barking Up Wrong Tree?
Like a whiny infant irritated by diaper rash and sour pablum, President Obama recently exposed his own inability to handle criticism and, really, opposition of any sort.
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Let’s Cage the Salmonella Rhetoric
Salmonella spin from the “Humane Society” of the United States took another turn for the worse yesterday. New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof used his Thursday column (and the Times blog) to mimic the animal rights group in attacking modern egg farms as a supposed breeding ground for the bacteria. “[W]e can overhaul our agriculture system so that it is both safer and more humane — starting with a move toward cage-free eggs,” Kristof writes. But like HSUS, Kristof is plainly wrong.
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Obama Panders to Union Thugs on Labor Day And Whines A Bit, Too
President Obama dutifully went to Wisconsin today under orders from his union patrons to make a big show of his support for union thugs on Labor Day.
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Beware of Greens Bearing Gifts
September 3, 2010, Charleston Daily Mail Energy Secretary Steven Chu visits the University of Charleston on Sept. 8 to resurrect cap-and-trade via the Trojan Horse of carbon capture and sequestration.









