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May28, 2007:

 

Global Warming:

I believe it, but I suspect no one else really believes it is happening. Even the High profile advocates of green whatever don’t believe it. If they did they would behave differently than they do. Instead of making up bullcrap slogan phrases like carbon footprint, they would be looking for real solutions. All the loudest mouths in this debate with their big cars and airplanes produce more CO2 than 50 normal people. It’s all hooey and no effort from them.

 

Amnesty or Whatever:

I don’t care what you call it, there is a compromise solution. There are still some bungholes in Washington who are trying to scuttle it. What morons they are! How can they pretend that 12 million workers are not here. Without them, our whole economy would collapse.

 

George Bush:

Perhaps his most terrible legacy is he will make it appear that Lyndon Johnson was not so bad after all.

 

Humor in Washington:

It seems we are running a covert operation against Iran that everyone knows about. Hummmm. Let’s look at Microsoft’s Bookshelf:

 

covert (kùv´ert, ko´vert, ko-vûrt´) adjective

1.       Not openly practiced, avowed, engaged in, accumulated, or shown: covert military operations; covert funding for the rebels. See synonyms at secret.

 

This cover sneaky operation is the best advertised secret in America and the world.

Duh!

 

Oh, Oh:

Every key figure in this Iran situation is insisting, without being asked, that we are not going to bomb Iran. They keep insisting, time and again. Oh my!

 

Muslims:

I am coming more and more to the conclusion that there are no moderate Muslims. The way you disable these madmen is to remove their source of support. You take away their oil money. Without that source of support, they cannot function.

 

The way you take away their oil money is to find a real cheap plentiful source of energy that is not based on oil. It ain’t Ethanol folks. If you planted all of our available cropland to corn, it would not produce enough fuel. It would not supply two weeks worth of America’s demand. Fusion is the only answer I see. Prove I’m wrong.

 

Government:

We need government because too many men are savages. However, government itself is inherently evil because it is made up of the kind of people who seek power for its own sake. Therefore, the least government is the best government.

 

Air Traffic:

Again big delays are happening. So, what else is new? Here is the thing. Most of the people who are flying do not have to do it. Most executives who insist they must fly are not being truthful. In many cases a telephone communication would suffice. May of the tourists who fly could actually drive. It’s a fact, given the delays involved it is faster and more efficient to drive from Detroit to Chicago rather than fly. This is not just about that particular route. It is true of many of those so called commuter trips. Check it out. The real upside is, you will not need to waste time and money on a rental car at your destination.

 

The IRS Thugs:

They are now using collection agencies to dun, intimidate, and coerce people for back taxes. They are continuing this even though one tax official admits it is not cost effective. Why? Because they can. They are the government. Of course, the do not have the courage to go after the big cheater corporations. They are going after private citizens. In my order of degrees of evil, collection agencies are third down from most evil. First are politicians and bureaucrats, second are attorneys, and third are collection agencies.

 

Abraham Lincoln:

Did you know he was the first president to suspend Habeas Corpus? He got a lot of squalling and squawking from congress and from the Supreme Court. They insisted that only congress could do that. Lincoln was not having it. He was dealing with an insurrection, an attempt to destroy the Union. He ignored the blustering fools and went ahead.

 

Many lives could have been saved if he had managed to find a competent general early on. Unfortunately, that peacetime army was not very different from the one we have now. Most of the officers were brownnosed bureaucrats who had achieved their position by playing politics rather than through any leadership qualities.

 

A Winner:

We have a new winner in the contest for the shortest book in the world. The title is, “The Great Book of Muslim Ethics.” It has no pages, just a cover with some fancy embossed symbols.

 

Don’t Take Yes for an Answer:

Keep pushing your subject around until he finally balks and says No! In that way, you have helped the person make himself stronger. If he punches you in the snot locker, so what? You have earned some kind of reward. Just be thankful he did no give you full measure.

 

Go Ahead:

In a difficult situation, when you know you are right you must go ahead. There will always be large numbers of rabble who will naysay you and try to cut your legs off. Even many of those who pretend to be your friends will try to get you from behind. It was done to George Washington, John Adams, Abraham Lincoln, U. S. Grant, and many other great people of history. They all went ahead in spite of the opposition.

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