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Monday, 20 November 2006
Glenn Beck's special
Mood:  a-ok
Topic: Politics
You will notice on the left side of the page there are links under "Exposed: The Extremist Agenda"...these are videos to Glenn Beck's special that was shown on 11/15 on CNN Headline News.

This special should be seen by everyone in America...especially if you are one of those people that thinks we need to talk to our enemies rather than defeat them.

The video clips in the special should be aired on the nightly news...right after they announce that a roadside bomb killed so many people that day in Iraq. But, that would go against the media's agenda...so I guess I won't hold my breath!

Anyway, check out the special...it is broken down into parts, so you can watch it at your own pace. Please forward the links to your friends...these videos are the side if the story that the media won't show you!! This is an important part of the debate that has been hidden from us for far too long!

Posted by RD at 12:15 EST
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Thursday, 9 November 2006
What a crappy week.
Mood:  don't ask
Topic: Politics
Dang, first I get laid off, then the Anti-American political party wins control of Congress...what's next?

And before anyone goes off the handle about the Dems being Anti-American...let's look at the facts. The best reference for what is "American" that I can think of is the views of the Founding Fathers (FF). Let's see, did they believe in a big federal government that was all powerful? The answer here, for those of you taught in the public school system, is NO!! In fact, they wanted the US to take after the confederacy model of government...powerful state and local governments and a weak federal government. The Left/Dems believe whole-heartedly that bigger government is always the answer. Sounds fairly counter-Founding Fathers to me. Of course, the current batch of Republicans in Congress could easily be mistaken for Dems....which is partly why they got voted out!!

But let's continue on the Dems being Anti-American. Second, did the FF believe in higher and higher taxes? Have you ever heard of the Boston Tea Party...or perhaps "no taxation without representation"?! But let's see, Dems want to tax and spend...and they want to steal as much as possible from the people that make this country run smoothly. (That's the rich, in case you didn't know -you know, the people that pay your salary!-...they are the ones paying the overwhelming majority of taxes in this country anyway. Don't believe it, check this out. If you don't want to believe that site, believe the numbers straight from the government.)

"But the Reps in Congress spent more money than Dems normally do!!" No kidding, this is another reason that they were voted out of office!

The main stream media would have you believe that this election was a referendum on Bush and Iraq...but that isn't anywhere near the truth. Hell, the media's own exit polls shows that isn't the truth...but that is the way it will be spun. This election was a statement by the American people that if you are supposed to stand for something, then damn it, stand for it; don't flip-flop once you are in office and do the opposite!

And anyone that still needs proof that the main stream media in the country is full of Liberals...did anyone else notice the beaming smiles on the faces of the reporters as they gladly stated that the Dems had taken back Congress?? Seems to me that when the Reps won the last 6 elections, they all looked like they were about to burst into tears when they had to report that the Reps had gained seats. I don't think that you need to work at the Jiffy-Lube to figure out that there is some serious bias there. But maybe that's just me.

Posted by RD at 09:09 EST
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Monday, 18 September 2006
Muslims are violent.
Mood:  incredulous
Topic: Politics
Let's see, the Pope recites a quote from an Emperor about Mohamed being violent...so the idiot terrorists (Muslim extremists) respond by burning churches & the Pope in effigy and killing a nun. Ok, I think they proved the Pope's point. Can the American left not see this crap? Can't they figure out what we are up against? We are fighting psychopaths that think that killing people and burning things is a proper response to some one saying they are violent.

Why do we have to try to understand them...they have no plans to understand us? They will do whatever they think they need to do to kill us all. That leaves us with two choices, kill or be killed. If the left doesn't want us to kill the terrorists...

Posted by RD at 23:28 EDT
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Tuesday, 16 May 2006
Bush's speech.
Mood:  not sure
Topic: Politics
I watched Bush's last night, and I thought that he did a good job of delivering it...he only fumbled over three words...not bad for him.

I liked some of it...I thought most of what he said was either right on the money or was a "duh!" moment. His first part of us needing to secure the border...ya think so W? I mean, I thought that having illegals and possibly terrorists crossing our southern border was fine...it's been that way for decades, why change now? Oh yeah...that little thing called 9-11. But that was 5 years ago!!!! This shouldn't even be an issue by 2006...or borders should have been locked down tighter than my fridge would be if I invited Michael Moore over for a drink. (FYI - my drink would contain ice, Triple Sec, Tequila & Margarita mix...Michael Moore's would contain the same with a slight aftertaste of Drain-o!) :)

The temp guest worker program is a good idea. I mean, people are already coming over the border to work for a few years before returning to their homeland to be with their families. This way, we know who is coming in, we match them with a job, and then we can keep better track of them...and know when they are leaving. Sounds like a plan to me. At least this way we can legalize that portion of border crossers and make them into temporary tax payers also! Not to mention that we will...er...should know who and where they are.

But after listening to talk radio today...I'm kinda slipping on the "technology fence" thingy/idea. A good point was brought up that we supposedly used that in Iraq...and that is obviously working well, since the "insurgents" are actually foreign terrorists from Iran, Syria and other hostile nations over there. So with a track record like that...how could it NOT work over here??

Posted by RD at 22:56 EDT
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Sunday, 14 May 2006
Bush's International spying program!
Mood:  d'oh
Now Playing: Survivor: Exile Island Season Finale
Topic: Politics
Hell, the left and the media (some might say that they are the one and the same) claim that it's a "Domestic" spying program because half of the phone calls happen in the US...so since the other half of the phone calls happen outside of the US, I'm calling it the International spying program.

And now all these dumb ass Democratic Senators are complaining about a bill that they voted for in 1994 (under Clinton's administration), and saying that they didn't know anything about it. If they honestly didn't know about it...then they are admitting that they don't actually pay attention to the bills that they vote for. I think that makes great fodder in their next campaign...for their opponent!!

Posted by RD at 20:42 EDT
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Wednesday, 1 March 2006
Port Deal
Mood:  a-ok
Topic: Politics
I finally decided to comment on the US Port deal that has been in the news everywhere recently. Here is how I see it:

1. Out of most of the areas in the Middle East, the UAE seems to be the most capitalistic, or the most Westernized.

2. They have also made great strides in helping us with the war on terror, at least more than many other Middle East countries.

3. Out of the 300 or so terminals in US ports, the UAE will only be running 9...and we still retain control of the terminal and port security. Yet, if you listen to the Left, we are giving up all security control...can you say liars?

4. It's not like this is the first foreign country or company to take over terminal operations at a US port...why do the Democrats make such a big stink now? Could it be because this is an Arab country? But I thought they were above looking at people's skin color/race? I guess not huh?

5. The UAE gave almost 4 times as much money in Katrina relief ($100 Million) as every other country combined ($26 Million).

Now by no means am I saying that the UAE is perfectly loyal to us or that they are completely safe, but no company could honestly claim that. We find spies in our government...people can be bought in every facet of life. But I don't think there is enough evidence out there to support the left's position that this is a bad deal for us. We have given up control of most of the terminals in our ports...why not have the one country in the Middle East that is trying to become westernized be here?

Posted by RD at 17:12 EST
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Sunday, 4 September 2005
Oh come on!
Mood:  incredulous
Topic: Politics
I guess it was only a matter of time before the black leadership in this country started crying. I heard through some co-workers that people in New Orleans were whining that the government didn't give them enough warning to get out. Now seriously, did they never watch a TV, or listen to a radio, or read a paper, or even talk to anyone who had? I find that hard to believe.

There was also a mandatory evacuation order given a day or two before the storm hit...that should be plenty of time to get out. But the black caucus and Al Sharpton have their ugly mugs all over the news complaining about the slow response, and the media coverage of the barbaric acts of the mostly black population of New Orleans. But the media isn't to blame...if people are shooting at those folks trying to bring in aid and help people...then that needs to be reported. If the black caucus doesn't like it, and thinks that it is just the media trying to perpetuate a stereotype...then perhaps they should try and change the black American culture. That culture breeds violence...ever listen to rap music or hip hop? Ever seen a "black" movie? There is tons of violence and horrible examples of how to live your life...but those ways are applauded as being "street" or whatever. That is for another post on another day though...

And then there are some of the serious wack jobs on the left saying that Bush somehow tried to stop aid and help from getting in...because he doesn't like black people. Really? Didn't he declare the area a disaster area before the storm even hit? I remember hearing that and thinking, at the time, that seemed odd to be doing that before the storm even touched land. That is much sooner than usual.

And then you had the dumb-asses that stayed, in a city below sea level, and then were somehow surprised that the city flooded. Duh! And after that, they are surprised that with no power, water, telephone or cell towers...or roads for that matter...that it took a couple of days for supplies to get in. Now I don't think that you have to be the head cashier at Wal-mart to figure out that if there is a storm coming, the supplies need to be moved out of the way of the storm, and then afterward, they need to be brought back in once the roads have been cleared of debris. Well, this time the roads were completely flooded, and I'm sure there was plenty of debris that needed to be cleared before even getting to the New Orleans area. All of that takes time...could have been done faster, I don't know, I'm not there but...

On top of all that, whoever was in New Orleans that was shooting at cops, and firefighters and doctors are more to blame for the slow trickle of supplies that got in immediately. I wouldn't have gone in either if I knew that there were morons shooting at people that were trying to bring in help. If the people of New Orleans want to blame anyone for the slow response...start with those people!

Posted by RD at 00:29 EDT
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Tuesday, 19 July 2005
Those ads are more like it.
Mood:  a-ok
Topic: Politics
I finally figured out how to stop those stupid Anti-Bush, Anti-War, Anti-America ads from showing up on my site. I just loaded the keywords section up with magic words like Republican, Conservative, Pro-Bush, Pro-America...and the ads disappeared!! It's amazing what a little optimism does when it shines the light on Liberalism! It forces it to run and hide.

God I love that!

Posted by RD at 11:45 EDT
Updated: Thursday, 21 July 2005 11:19 EDT
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Tuesday, 5 April 2005
I still can't believe it happened.
Mood:  down
Topic: Politics
It has been about a week now since Terri Schiavo was murdered by Judge Greer and the State of Florida.

I still can't believe that they are allowed to murder a handicapped woman, and according to the polls, over half of America thought it was ok too. If that is the case, I say we start starving death row inmates...think of all the money we could save as a society. Heck if you figure an average of 10 days without food, times however many prisoners...think of all the food that we could be saving...and giving to homeless shelters or something positive!

I find it hypocritical how the left can think that an inmate who has raped or murdered multiple people should be given every last chance to slip through some crack in the justice system, and at the same time, they stand by and let a handicapped woman be killed. A woman who never did anything to anyone. But then again, the left is also willing to murder unborn babies and call that a choice. Excuse me for living in reality, but if you had sex, you already made your choice...now deal with it! (but that's another post for another day)

Posted by RD at 23:42 EDT
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Friday, 11 February 2005
Major changes hopefully
Mood:  energetic
Topic: Politics
I heard on the radio today about the HSA's (Health Savings Accounts). These are going to be a huge change to the way people buy and use health insurance. It will use a capitalistic system allowing for consumers to shop around for the best price and options.

I can't wait to get more information in the coming days and weeks.

I heard of this site, and looked around on it for a little bit. HSA Insider Check it out.

Posted by RD at 21:43 EST
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Monday, 22 November 2004
Get over it!!
Mood:  quizzical
Topic: Politics
Can some one please tell me why in the hell there are still ads on websites about the dang election?! It's over...Bush won, if you don't like it, move!

All these celebrities whine and complain about Bush and the Republicans...here's a note from mainstream America..."SHUT UP ALREADY!"

In case you didn't see the county-by-county map, check the previous Political post. America isn't liberal...never has been, hopefully it never will be! If you live here and feel the urge to change the US into a liberal country, just move somewhere where all the hard work has been done for you. You want government sponsored and run health care, move to Canada or Europe and rot while waiting to get an appointment. You don't like the rich? Tough crap, there are always gonna be people with more than you...either work harder to become one of them or shut up about it!



Ok, well I do feel a little better now. Thanks.

Posted by RD at 00:25 EST
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Saturday, 6 November 2004
Map
Mood:  happy
Topic: Politics
Wow...did you see the county-by-county map for the election??

Check out this one from 2000

And then this one from 2004

And the best part is...the Dems think that they need to move even further to the left in order regain power!! It looks pretty obvious to me that the country has pretty much rejected liberal "values" and that the traditional values that this country was founded on are making a strong comeback.

We also have proved to the terrorists, and countries like Spain, that we will not be intimidated by a few wack jobs...even wack jobs with bombs!

Is Bush perfect, absolutley not...but he is 100's of times better than Kerry...or anyone else that ran for the Democratic nomination for that matter. And, when Bush says something...you KNOW that he will try to actually do it! I saw somewhere online, a story who's headline read "Bush may not be able to keep all of his promises." No crap, really?? But he will keep most of them. That is better than most politicians.

Posted by RD at 09:38 EST
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Wednesday, 3 November 2004
It's OVER!!!
Mood:  party time!
Topic: Politics
Wow...my wife and I stayed up until around 2:15 watching the returns until we just couldn't take it anymore. Then this morning we heard that Kerry was finally going to concede...Whew! I now have at least a little bit of respect for Kerry for recognizing that he wasn't going to win, and not dragging out the whole lawyer debacle that Gore put us through last time.

I did find it rather funny when the exit polling was showing that Kerry would win...and the stock market tanked! And then this morning when it was known that Kerry was going to concede, the market shot up!! Now what does that tell you??

Posted by RD at 17:46 EST
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Saturday, 30 October 2004
Yeah right, the main stream media isn't biased!
Mood:  irritated
Topic: Politics
Isn't it funny how that Farencrap 9/11 movie by fatso gets tons and tons of hype and media attention...eventhough it was full of half-truths, outright lies and pure make-believe...but the movie that correctly counters most of the lies gets 0 attention. And we are supposed to believe that the media isn't biased...rrriiiiggghhht.

Celsius 41.11, the temperature at which the brain begins to die, has come and gone, and I don't recall hearing one word about it in the press. I only ever saw anything about it online.

Not that it will matter, Bush will win by a larger margin than everyone is thinking...that is if the Democrats don't successfully pull off all of the voter fraud that is intended. Like the 30,000 "extra" voters in some places in Ohio.

Posted by RD at 11:49 EDT
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Monday, 25 October 2004
New movie...
Mood:  energetic
Topic: Politics
Well, there is a new movie coming out soon that counters the lies from Michael Moore's "documentary". Maybe Celsius 41.11 should be called a documentary too...

I can't wait to see it, I've seen a movie trailer online, and looks to be pretty funny...or scary, depending on much credit you give to the wack job left. Personally, I think that they are all a bunch of head cases, and are only worth our attention when they do something stupid and we can laugh at them. Luckily, that happen quite often.

On another note, the www.electoral-vote.com site took off the projected final results page like two days after I posted about it. It was down for about a week...I guess the webmaster didn't like the fact that it kept showing Bush winning big time. Well, I guess that didn't go over too well, so they reworked the formulas...and tweaked them to favor Kerry. Then last week or so, they put the projected final results map back up. Miraculously, Kerry was now winning. Well, even with the formulas set against him, Bush is now showing up as the winner agian....gotta love it!

Posted by RD at 11:43 EDT
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