You probably thought that cameras on the streets recording our faces and our license plates would be the end of such measures, but what if I were to tell you corporations not only would love to see inside your home, but they plan to? Chris Albrecht of NewTeeVee brings the following very disturbing news to light, and it sounds all-too Orwellian for anyone’s good:
God love Ted Nugent. He knows what’s right, makes no apologies for it and actually stands up against evil. Plain old Texan common sense.
Here is a segment where Ted Nugent discusses the 2nd Amendment with Evan Smith, host of the KLRU program Texas Monthly Talks and editor of Texas Monthly magazine. What’s said doesn’t specifically apply to any recent topics here, but at the same time it applies to all of them in general. You’ll hear what I mean:
This is just the start of a wave of televised propaganda that you should come to expect. Cartoons are on the way for the kiddies, too. Learn to love the very thing that will destroy you.
FromThe Associated Press:
10 CommentsA group of Muslim worshippers were gathered for evening prayer inside the Islamic Center of Southern California when Moses Port and David Guarascio arrived.
“The fact that we’re here is bigger than anything we could have even hoped for,” said Guarascio, creator, along with Port, of the CW sitcom “Aliens in America.” “But being here seems to make sense, you know, appropriate.”
Here is an open thread for the Labor Day weekend. And as promised, I have posted a new podcast.
I’m still refining the podcast elements and things are improving. My new microphone is working exceptionally well, but I still need to get used to recording techniques when adapting something I’ve written to the spoken word. All in good time.
This latest podcast is My Reaction to ‘Our Children’s Children’s War’, an editorial I wrote almost 6 months ago after viewing the Tep Koppel television special on the Discovery Channel.
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3 CommentsST. PETERSBURG - For the first time in nearly five years, controversial Christian televangelist Bill Keller is going off the air.
Keller - known for his vitriolic criticism of religious, political and pop culture figures - said Thursday his program was yanked in response to pressure from local Muslims.
Earlier this month, officials from the Council on American Islamic Relations wrote to executives at CBS asking them to investigate Live Prayer with Bill Keller, an hourlong nightly program.
I’m just in a surly mood this morning (probably because I haven’t had my coffee yet), so I think I’ll just post some things here to annoy Islamists.
I’m sure many of you remember the wahoo that was created back in April, 2006 on Comedy Central when ‘South Park’ creators intended to air an episode lampooning Muhammad. Comedy Central producers whimped out bigtime, of course, and no images of Muhammad were shown; tensions were still running high from the Cartoon Riots.
Here’s that clip:
Most of you will no doubt remember the articles here pertaining to the charges by a substitute teacher in San Diego that she witnessed special treatment given to Muslim students in a public school she worked at. YouTube user xdhimmi posted this clip yesterday that captures the confrontation between San Diego radio talk show host, Roger Hedgecock, and the ever-evasive CAIR-head, Ibrahim Hooper, appearing on FOX News’ O’Reilly Factor while debating the facts behind the matter. Listen to Hooper attempt to frame a “freedom for all religions” plea in order to
