Forgive my lack of posting.

Although I have clearly have had injuries over the past several months the fact that both the quality, and the quantity of my posts and columns have decreased is discouraging.

I have strong convictions in the beliefs I fight to defend, and the views I put forth on this blog, and while I am certainly not one of the most influential people, it is the believe that one person can make a difference that sets the course of our country of which I must continue to believe in, and in turn continue to publish pieces.

I feel ashamed that I have no kept as up to date with the current political scene, as I have no excuse for doing so, however, I can assure, for those who actually do read my words that I will continue to fight, use our nation's strongest weapon, the pen, and both the quanity and quality of my works will drastically increase.

Thank you to anyone who has taken the time to read what I've written, those who agree, and those who believe that through spirited debate the best results are yielded.
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Memorial Day 2010

Forgive my lack of commentary over the past months, but I felt that today, Memorial Day 2010, was deserving at the minimum a few words.

I have the utmost respect for those who have lost their lives, empathy for those families that were torn apart, and bittersweet relieve that my heart has not yet, and hopefully will not, experience the stress and strains of war first hand.

Thankfully, as a country, we have not yet lost that basic instinct that reflects my feelings stated above. Those stopped on the streets, have no yet lost all sense of virtue and valor, and regardless of if the war is the right war, the immeasurable amount of damage, both physically and collaterally, caused by the deaths of thousands. We have not yet become so cold and hardened by the constant barrage of violence, that we are so often blind to, in our everyday life, and war, however now more liberally, is still a term capable of evoking the strongest of human emotions.

Although it is saddening in it's own right, to quote myself, "have not yet lost all sense of virtue and valor....have not yet become so cold and hardened". Foreshadowing a discouraging future for ourselves filled without feeling or empathy. It is not what is truly saddening about today.

A memorial is defined as "something designed to preserve the memory of a person, event, etc., as a monument or a holiday." The fact that over decades of gruesome bloodshed, countless deaths, and immeasurable destruction, requires a specific day to remember, is troubling. Even worse, when the time of year rolls around when we are selfishly asked to take but a moment of our time and set it aside, what we remember, what is in memorandum is not the men who have lost their lives, but rather dormant memories stirred up, of faceless wars, and nameless victims. We are more likely to remember a significant news reel clip of an air raid, than the name of a neighbor down the street who perished in the perils of war.

In today's society, with information moving at a remarkable speed, and social media replacing face to face interaction, a person's death is more likely to become a face book group, joined by friends, with a few wall posting, and after sometime only but the closest remain, if that, because when we must highlight our interests, a group for lost fans trumps a group of a fallen soldier. This is sadly, an at best case scenario.

If any good is to come from Memorial Day, it is that we must truly remember that war dose come at a cost, but not at the cost of rebuilding a torn down city, and that it is not a faceless war. War comes at the cost of thousands of lives, and each one of those people had a name, a face, an entire life. We need to remember that somewhere a little girl's father will not be reading her a bedtime story, an engagement will never be turned into a marriage, and even the most mundane to some, a jig-saw puzzle may never have the final few pieces put in.

We go through our ever increasingly busy lives, tweeting about what we've had for breakfast, and doing the most trivial of tasks, while ignoring, through ignorance or choice, the reasons why we're able to do just that. What we don't realize is that there are those who are plucked out of the daily grind of life, and inserted into hell. Those who return often are failed to be honored, and must attempt to assimilate back into "life" as if they were never gone, while those, who some would argue have the better of fortunes, don't return only to have their memory lost amongst the other faceless casualties.
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Bill Maher's latest attack on our troops.

In his latest disgusting antic, progressive Bill Maher says "we love our military the way Michael Vick loves dogs".

It is disgusting the way the progressives have a hatred for our country, and the men and women who fight to allow such disgraceful people the freedom of speech. It is also sad that people like Bill Maher and Janeane Garofalo have become the voice, and icons of the progressive movement. They are not denounced, because their ideas are actually right on par, and the left gives the applause, as well as outlets for their disgraceful comments.

It's sad that to become relevant in the left, you simply need to hate the United States, most of the Hollywood hacks on the left, have the same skills and experience that the Washington hacks on the left have.

Below is the video of the lefts prized scumbag:

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In Memorandum of Rep. John Murtha (D) Pennsylvania

Yesterday Washington lost one of it's oldest, and longest standing members of Congress, Rep. John Murtha (D) Pennsylvania. First and foremost I would like to give my condolences to his family, and loved ones, and may they grieve in peace, and I hope that they have some faith that allows them courage and strength, and the prospect of brighter days ahead for both themselves, and Rep. Murtha, may his body rest in peace, and his soul find some eternal harmony amongst the heavens.

Secondly, although I do no politically agree with most of Murtha's views, and his passing opens up an unique political door, allowing for a special election, and following Browns Massachusetts victory, the possibility for a Republican to gain another strict Democrat seat, those of us must remember that a man has lost his live, and there is a family without one of their members. I am afraid that those on the right will smear our image with remarks made without much thought, or respect. Again, I will be the first to agree that his passing has given the right a great political tool, but we mustn't as a party, or a people, become so divisive, so entangled in politics, in parties, and massive government squabbles, that we rally in the death of our political opponents, if only to fill their still warm seats with members of our own political party.  We must remember, that we are all Americans, one nation under god, that we all have a family, and that we must not continue down the road of big G government, where the first remarks after a mans death, a man of great political achievements throughout his career, is that it is an opportunity to turn the political tides. If we have become a nation that is that divisive, then we have become a nation that will soon fall.

So please I ask, keep remarks regarding the passing of Rep. Murtha in good taste, and remember that before all, before parties, and politics, vote counting, and political polls, special elections, and politics, a man has still lost his life, and we must be a nation that values life above all, we must strive for a government that embraces "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness", and must not lose sight of what is really important.

I am deeply afraid that some may not hear this warning, and will hastily make comments and editorials that lose sight of what is truly important. We must become a nation where real people are involved. A nation that considers the individuals, people who shouldn't be used as a means to an end, and not simply larger than life institutions and academic what if's, for nothing should be larger than life, especially government.

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1) The above image was taken from a Huffington post web page, and all rights are subject to it's original photographer - the original URL can be found here
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Green Police Superbowl Ad - Not to far off with liberals in charge

If the Obama administration and the liberals get their way, this might not be to far off. Don't be surprised if you have to go down to the corner and meet a guy to get a regular light bulb, $10 per bulb if you know the right person.


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Rush Limbaugh's Open Letter to President Obama in response to the State of the Union Address(11/28/10)

In response to President Obama's Thursday night (January 28th, 2010) State of the Union Address, Rush Limbaugh has written an open letter to President Obama.

This is an amazing speech from Rush Limbaugh, and Rush manages to perfectly capture and reflect the anger the American people have with a President who believes he is a messiah, rather than a civil servant. Rush demonstrates point after point, with great veracity, the extent of the great Obama failure, and derailment.

For those of you who've already heard the speech, then you know, and hopefully are, one of the people in the growing majority of American's are disenfranchised, and disheartened, and many regretful, that a President of the United States was elected, who in so many ways not only hates America, but he embodies all that our founding fathers fought to remain at bay, and away from our great nation. For thankfully, I, as does Rush, believe there is an awakening among the sleeping giant that is the once silent, and all too passive electorate of the American people. For when cigarettes were taxed too high, it was only those who smoked who took issue, and little issue at that. Example after example can be given of American's rights, to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness slowly, and often secretly behind closed doors, or worse openly, and arrogantly in display in front of the people, of which Barack Obama believe would constantly remain silent, with nothing more than a whisper of dissent, as has been the case for all too long. However, what Barack Obama, and his Ivy League political dream team failed to see, was that when the American people were made aware that the very roots of all of their freedoms, and liberties, not simply the ones they choose, as well as those of their neighbors, and worse their children and children of unborn generations, they would awaken from their slumber with power and conviction the likes of which was thought to be that only of Ivy League political "what if's" as demonstrated with Scott Brown's victory.

The American people have taken for granted what the founding fathers bestowed upon us, and with the vision of that being entirely destroyed, by the ever expanding freedom devouring Obama big G Government, and the thought of our children children growing up in a society that's failure can only be imagined, and not fully grasped, similar to wrapping ones head around how much money the trillions of dollars of national debt Obama has amassed really is. This will continue no more, and never again. The giant has been awoken, and is angry as all hell, with each passing day, the roars will grow yet louder.and that battles on the political battlefield will be fought as if they were truly fighting for their lives, of which they may very well be.

In the now infamous words of Rahm Emanuel, never let a crises go to waste, and as Rush pointed out so brilliantly in his letter to Obama, the left, the democrats, and Obama are a mix a political crises the likes of which has never been seen. The American people will not let them go to waste, and with a fire burning deep in their belly they will tirelessly and endlessly pursue a greater society than that of socialism, Marxism, fascism, or Obamanism, a style of government and society that was once unique and thought only to be able to fail, and instead has show what men of conviction and strength, of faith and personal sacrifice and motivation, can accomplish. A free market democratic republic, this will be ours again. The long overdue political heads will roll, and America will once again shine with the beauty and resilience that has made her the envy of the world.

For those who already haven't heard the amazingly hot internet wildfire of Rush Limbaugh speech, it is posted below, and also on RushLimbaugh.com






The transcript can be found on Rush Limbaugh's website - here
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Obama wanted the Christmas day bomber to succeed - and Americans are worthless to him

Unfortunately I believe that President Obama's deep-seeded hatred for America goes so deep, that he values the lives of almost 300 American citizens, as intrinsically worthless.

Worthless in an intrinsic perspective, families ruined torn apart, husbands and wives widowed, children growing up without parents. Generations of American citizens whose lives would be ultimately altered for ever as terrorists drive a dagger of fear through their hearts and leave them with nothing but memories of those they loved, who were used as pawns in an ongoing war on Muslim extremism.

However, the death of 278 Americans that would've come from the successful destruction of Northwest Airlines flight 253, as initially planned by Al-Quidea trained Umar Farouk Abdul Mutallab, would've been political gold in the eyes of our socialist bound disgrace for a President Barrack Hussein Obama.

Those deaths would've stood as a perfect backdrop for "our" Presidents apologies, that while the deaths of the American citizens were worthless, meaningless, just faces lost in time due to their nation’s alleged atrocities. Obama would claim that it is unacceptable that the United States has caused such harm to the world, that there are those willing to kill us simply because we are Americans.

The United States must not be a caring enough country, and if only we had helped the Nigerian people more, then perhaps we wouldn't have to toss a few more bodies in the ground of the Earth that the United States is unfairly ravishing of it's resources, while simultaneously winding down the sustainability clock with our pollution, carbon footprints, and sole perpetrators of a now almost irreversible climate change, that will cleanse the Earth of not only the disrespectful and destructive Americans, but all of humanity, who clearly don't deserve to suffer from something which they didn't benefit, and couldn't control.

If only the United States had not been such an imperialistic country, with men of such little conscious, that they leave villages burning during war, sickly enjoying the screams of the dying as a victory song, as they march away from the innocent murdered, and raped, in cold blood, as well as those who we left with nothing, only suffering, and the remembrance of who caused all their pain and agony - the United States.

I am sorry that President Obama didn't receive his political goal, however, with his handling of terrorism, there will be many more opportunities for Obama to preen himself in front of caskets, blaming the innocent dead for their own deaths, mocking them and their families. Those who aren't as sophisticated as our young inexperienced President, and don't follow in his ideals, simply are too stupid too see. Their very existence, their very being, warrants their death.

Never in history have I seen a President with such disregard for the citizens he is sworn to serve. A President who values an American life, citizen or soldier, as nothing more than political capital, because being American in it of itself is a crime punishable by death from those who aren't as fortunate. Those who don't win the reproductive dice game, and are born in a country other than the United States, where we show off our trophies of rape, torture, and destruction, with lavish televisions, and cars, go on expensive trips to Paris or New York just to take our wife's out. To those who are born in countries made to be victims, and therein given the ultimate gift to a victim, to deny they had any control. That the circumstances of their life are based not upon will power, creativity, the strive for success and innovation, but rather from the United States taking more than it's fair share of success, and leaving everyone else to fail. Continuously holding down the world from experiences the lavish luxuries, after all, the United States was handed a golden gift from God, and never had to work to earn and innovate, so why should the rest of the world.

From a President who hates capitalism, America, and the American people, I believe that he is truly saddened that more American's were not murdered by those seeking to strike fear and terror into our hearts. For clearly anyone willing to commit such acts, must do so out of shear desperation, for they are willing to take their own life, and to kill others, because the oppression of the United States is so great, that their people as a whole cannot collectively gather enough will power, desire, and drive, to pick them self up from their bootstraps and constructively establish societies. They are not lazy, or greedy, but they clearly have no other options. The United States has blocked every chance for their success, so the only noble option, is to attempt to kill Americans, and topple the United States, for it is the only way their children may have a chance at living a decent life.

And in that, I am sorry Mr. President. I am sorry you do not have any caskets to stand in front of, and I am sorry that from your actions I have reached such conclusions, and that the level of your elitism, and hatred for America and capitalism, and your implied acceptance of terrorism for that Americans some how deserve to die for being successful is despicable, and if the founding fathers ever thought a man such as yourself would be President, I have no doubt they would abandon all attempts to create a United States, for your Presidency alone is the single greatest failure of our once great nation.
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