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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Women and Guns: Taking Aim at Self-Defense
A study conducted in 2009 by the National Shooting Sports Foundation and Southwick Associates found that 70% of gun shop owners reported an increase in female gun buyers. Continue reading
Posted in Political/Social
Tagged buyers, guns, National Shooting Sports Foundation, personal protection, self-defense, survey, women
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March 30, 1981: Reagan Assassination Attempt
Monday, March 30, 1981. Ronald Reagan was shot at approximately 2:30 PM as he left the Washington Hilton Hotel in DC. Three others were also shot: DC Police Officer, Robert Delahanty; Secret Service Agent, Timothy McCarthy; and Press Secretary, James Brady. Continue reading
Posted in Political/Social
Tagged assassination, Brady, Delahanty, McCarthy, reagan, shot, VA, Veterans Administration
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Muslims Halt International Gay Conference
The International Lesbian and Gay Association (ILGA) had planned to hold its Asia conference in Java this weekend. However, protests by Muslim groups outside the hotel hosting the conference forced conference organizers to cancel the event. Continue reading
Posted in Lesbian/Gay, Political/Social
Tagged conference, ILGA, Indonesia, Islamic Communication Forum, Islamic Defender Front, Java, muslims, victim
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Rebuilding Ground Zero: Let’s Hear it for the Men
Since our culture has set aside no calendar month to honor the stunning accomplishments and sacrifices of our belittled, besmirched, and bemoaned male of the species, I thought it only fitting to cap off Women’s History Month with a little contextual reality. Continue reading
Posted in Political/Social
Tagged 9/11, construction, ground zero, New York, Twin Towers, working class men, World Trade Center
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Pentagon Changes ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Enforcement
The United States Department of Defense announced today that there will be modifications to the enforcement of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, the law regulating the service of lesbians and gays in the military. Continue reading
Posted in Lesbian/Gay, Political/Social
Tagged don't ask don't tell, gays, homosexuals, lesbians, military, pentagon
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Women’s History Month: The Role Model Racket
If it’s March, then it must be Women’s History Month, that once a year sop to the preselected sorority of properly vetted vamps and vixens who successfully jettisoned the patriarchal drag of gender stereotyping. A slivered and slanted celebration, indeed! Continue reading
GOProud’s Response to the Healthcare Bill
GOProud, the political advocacy organization of conservative gays and lesbians, issued this statement in response to the healthcare bill just passed by our Democrat dis-functional congress. Continue reading
Posted in Lesbian/Gay, Political/Social
Tagged democrats, GOProud, healthcare bill, Jimmy LaSalvia
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How Do Lesbians Identify Politically?
Are the majority of lesbians all Left-leaning socialists and Obama worshipers? That’s certainly what one would think looking at the political makeup of the lesbian/gay organizations within our community. Continue reading
Posted in Lesbian/Gay, Political/Social
Tagged conservative, lesbians, liberal, moderate, single Lesbians, statistics
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Trash Pickup: In Philly It Could Cost You $300
Mayor Nutter of Philadelphia, in addition to proposing a local tax on soda and other sugary drinks, has also proposed a $300 a year tax on residential properties for trash pickup. As usual, the City of Brotherly Love is strapped for cash as it continues to shell out the bulk of its budget on city workers’ salaries and pensions. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged Nutter, Philadelphia, soda tax, trash fee
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Tea Party People: Who Are We?
Here are some interesting statistics from the Sam Adams Alliance that provide a glimpse into the juggernaut phenomenon known as the Tea Party Movement. Respondents in this survey were asked a variety of questions concerning their participation. Continue reading
William Ayers To Speak At University of Pittsburgh
The unrepentant Left-wing terrorist, William Ayers, will be the keynote speakers at the Spring Conference for the Council of Graduate Students in Education at the University of Pittsburgh on Friday, March 26th. Ayers was a member of the Weather Underground, a revolutionary terrorist group that was responsible for numerous bombings across the US back in the 1970s. Continue reading
Mother Goose Combats Global Warming?
The Department of Energy and Climate Change, a UK governmental agency created in 2008 to save the planet from the scourge of human habitation, believes that part of its mission is to dish out a daily dose of indoctrination to all the good little UK kiddies. Continue reading
Posted in Science/Environment
Tagged climate change, DECC, global warming, Mother Goose, nursery rhymes, Uk
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Supporting Generation Y: Parents Postpone Retirement
It seems those oh so talented darlings that make up that glorious Me Generation have a hard time earning a buck. Or perhaps they just don’t see the need to even try. Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged adult, children, financial support, Generation Y, parents
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In the UK, Only Polish Workers Need Apply
Are there any English people left in England anymore? Is one even allowed to ask such a straightforward query without being in violation of the Left’s multicultural mantra? Continue reading
Posted in Business/Economy, Political/Social
Tagged East Anglia, Gordon Brown, immigrants, Polish workers, Uk
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Education and Generation Y
It appears we’re not alone in our public education woes. In Britain, students are graduating dumb and dumber as they leave behind their old school ties and head out into the world of real work. Continue reading
Posted in Political/Social
Tagged britain, education, Generation Y, Journal of Management, Neville-Roth, Tesco, Twenge, work
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San Francisco: Gay Man Attacked by Muslims
Three Muslim men have been charged with assault and a hate crime for attacking a gay man in San Francisco. One of the attackers shot the victim in the face with a BB gun from a moving car while another of his companions videotaped the attack. The police apprehended the assailants and discovered the video recorder in their car. Investigators believe the victim was chosen because he appeared gay. Continue reading
Posted in Lesbian/Gay, Political/Social
Tagged BB gun, Christine Hoag, gay, hate crime, jihad, muslims, San Francisco, Victor Hwang
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UK Debt: Time To Tax The Food
The socialist utopia, sad to say, comes with a whopping price tag. I know that’s not what our American Lefties want to hear but those spoiled spongers should take a gander at the UK goose that is getting cooked by the United Kingdom’s dynasty of debt. Continue reading
Berkeley Brats And The Cosseted Class
Once again, students and faculty take to the streets to demand more, more, and yet more of our hard earned money. Continue reading
Posted in Education/Campus, Political/Social
Tagged Berkeley, California, colleges, faculty, physics, Richard Muller, students, tuition, universities
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Green Jobs: Blowing In The Wind
Remember when sun power was all the rage, when the vaulted vision of alternative energy addicts was seen through the spectrum of solar slabs lambasting our US country side? Well, I’m sure the rainbow rays of El Sol still retain their bright spot on the green gauge of politically correct illumination. But now it seems the wafting waves of the wind have begun to outshine all that starry status. Continue reading
The 39 Steps: A BBC Literature Lynching
I’ve been a John Buchan fan for years now and have read and re-read his Richard Hanny thrillers many times. But this BBC rendering of the Buchan classic bares no resemblance to the original thriller first published in 1915. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Media/Arts/Entertainment
Tagged BBC, John Buchan, PBS, Richard Hannay, Thrity-Nine Steps
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