Quick Hitts

Among the many reasons I remain skeptical about Global Warming – excuse me, Climate Change – are the veracity and agendas of those promoting it.  Government, non-government and quasi-government organizations (like the UN) are spreading fear at every opportunity while jumping on the chance to grow their power and income. The EPA has been a [...]

Two days later and we’re still be bombarded by stories about Michael Jackson.  I grew up listening to the Jackson 5, loved Off the Wall and Thriller, but enough already.  Jackson was raised a Jehovah’s Witness, and was still one when he did the Thriller video, which is why he prefaced it with the disclaimer:  [...]

This is another installment in our continuing series of  Things Atheists Didn’t Do. A pedophile priest, not an atheist, claimed he was only giving his victim anatomy lessons. Muslims in Pakistan stoned a Christian man to death.  His crime?  Drinking tea at a roadside stall that was designated for Muslims only. When a Christian church [...]

The protests in Iran have been going on for a week a half.  They are not a flash in the pan, and despite being murdered and beaten the Iranian people are still protesting and refusing to accept the results of the faked election. And what’s Obama’s reaction?  Half-hearted platitudes about freedom and people choosing their [...]

My kids got me this for Father’s day. The mug is emblazoned with the compete Bill of Rights, but when you fill it with hot coffee the parts negated by the Patriot Act fade out. There isn’t much left. It’s not entirely realistic, because after it cools the missing rights come back, which will probably [...]

“Nobody’s Business” is one of the few blogs I read regularly.  We’re on similar wavelengths – often covering the same stories.  I just checked it and found he did a bit on the rather obscure news story about Liz Becton the day after I did.  I bookmarked a story about non-pointy knives in Brittan, to [...]

The FDA wants to classify Cheerios as a drug.  Really. Cheerios claims they reduce cholesterol by 4%, and therefore help reduce the risk of coronary heart disease.  This led the FDA to send them a letter that said, “Based on claims made on your product’s label we have determined (Cheerios) is promoted for conditions that [...]