May 23, 2008
I guess it’s easy for MSM the to predict $12 for gasoline;
It may be the mother of all doom and gloom gas price predictions: $12 for a gallon of gas is “inevitable.â€
But do they even consider the consequences of such a thing?
No. They can’t possible being do that. At $12 a gallon, the economy of nations will stop, because
Somewhere along the way
With the possibility of gas hitting 12 bucks, will Americans care about the Olympics? Will all do respect to the athletes, I’d rather watch kids play tee-ball.
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May 19, 2008
Interesting article from Front Page Magazine beings with:
Did you know…Martin Luther King, Jr. was a Republican?
Of course, my answer is no. I didn’t. But knowing the state of revisionism in
Left-Wing Racism Remembered by Floyd and Mary Beth Brown offers much that must be read and remembered. Matter of fact, print the article and carry a hardcopy around and show to the boldfaced deceivers and the deceived.
Personally, I’m not game for a fight, but I’ve learned that facts—facts—can ignited a serious verbal confrontation or end a discussion where the two parties involved limit future contact to, at best, an obligatory, “Hello.â€
Facts are the stake in the heart of the vampirism of self guilt, projected guilt, emotionalism, along with any other number of ‘ism’ from Liberalism to multiculturalism. And I’ll chuck diversity in there for good measure.
I deal in facts—not information. There’s a difference. For example, on planet Earth a stone is dropped and it falls to the ground. This is an effect of gravity and that is a fact.
Information operates under a different premise. It is true that everyone can be informed, but information is not innately factual. For instance, the weatherman says it will rain tomorrow. But then tomorrow comes and it does not rain. There you have it. No rain means the information was not accurate.
I use the weatherman example as my illustration because Anthropomorphic or Manmade Global Warming suffers from the weakness of information over fact. You don’t believe? Well, my guess is you’re too emotionally linked to the subject to see the facts. Too many viewings of Al Gore’s fraudumentary will do that.
Whether we’re dealing with the manipulation of history or science, beware. Remember: ‘Pictures can tell a thousand lies.’ Throw in some ‘information’ and deception becomes easier.
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