Lets see what happens when we use the re-written standard (amateur hour) to determine if something should be treated as a legitimate attack. On November 22nd 1864 a brigade from the 15th Corps of Sherman’s Army was dug in as a rear guard during the march through Georgia. 3000 Militia under P. J. Phillips attacked. [...]
Archive for May 6, 2010
“Exercises in futility”
Posted: May 6, 2010 in opinion/news, warTags: civil war, history, times square attack, War on Terror
CNN channels Norah O’Donnell
Posted: May 6, 2010 in media, opinion/newsTags: dishonorable media, duke, university of Va murder
If there was ever any doubt that the liberal media plays from the same playbook here here it is. As Glenn points out : There was no Duke Lacrosse “sex scandal.” Just a wrongful prosecution — for which the prosecutor was punished — and miserable press behavior, which obviously continues unabated. You know I should [...]
You mean business might not keep health care? No!
Posted: May 6, 2010 in opinion/newsTags: democratic party, economy, elections, just deserts, obamacare, small business
Here is what appeared on this blog March 24th: Remember it is a lot cheaper to pay the fine than to actually cover the employee, so who is going to have to pay that cost? Back to Dennis: Next year you’re going to have to purchase the insurance yourself or pay a large fine and [...]
Boston chooses the 300 over the 10,000
Posted: May 6, 2010 in internet/free speechTags: arizona immigration law, boston, illegal immigration, just deserts, michael graham, tea parties
Boston has taken sides in the Arizona law dispute: Mayor Thomas M. Menino, joining the City Council in registering strong objections to the tough new immigration laws in Arizona, said yesterday that he will consider canceling city contracts with firms based in the state that agree with the crackdown. As the City Council passed a [...]



