Posted on November 20th, 2009 by Jack Hunter
From LouDobbs.com:
We, the undersigned citizens of the United States of America, hereby petition the federal government to bring home all of our troops now deployed and stationed throughout the world.
Sounds perfectly reasonable to me! I just signed the petition. Thanks to Karen Kwiatkowski at the LRC blog for posting.
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Posted on November 11th, 2009 by Nathan P. Origer
MINT-AND-CORN COUNTRY, INDIANA — For the past couple of years, on Memorial Day and Veterans Day, I have linked to a heart-wrenching, tear-eliciting piece by Chris Jones from Esquire. I did so again in the post below, but, lest it be lost to the reader amidst the content of that piece, I offer a separate [...]
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Posted on November 11th, 2009 by Nathan P. Origer
MINT-AND-CORN COUNTRY, INDIANA — I haven’t a plethora of family who have served: One grandfather, a handful of great-uncles, an aunt who was an Air Force nurse, and an uncle who was a reservist. I belong nominally to the Sons of the American Legion, but have never been active. This all being so, I have [...]
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Posted on November 5th, 2009 by Jack Ross
Yes, remember, remember the fifth of November, for the martyrdom of he who could have spared merry old England four centuries at the head of the rapacious empire that proclaimed the white man’s burden and set the stage for the inglorious American imperium that now faces its final comeuppance - and yes, could have also [...]
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Posted on October 7th, 2009 by Nathan P. Origer
MINT-AND-CORN COUNTRY, INDIANA — You attack the moon!
NASA’s going for full impact Friday, firing a bomb-laden missile at the moon in a dramatic search for water.
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Last month, the online journal Science reported that data from a recent space probe confirmed the presence of traces of water on the moon.
“It’s not liquid water, it’s not [...]
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Posted on September 22nd, 2009 by Jack Hunter
On yesterday’s drive home I listened to Sean Hannity, as I often do. Hannity was upset, as he often is, about President Obama ”weakening” American defense - scrapping missile defense shields in Europe, not escalating troop levels fast enough in Afghanistan, ignoring an Iran on the verge of getting nukes - you know, not being “conservative.” “You’re a great American!” [...]
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Posted on September 11th, 2009 by Jack Hunter
I read this on the air this morning and thought it worth passing around. None of this will be earth shattering to most on the Alternative Right, but I thought of it on September 11, 2001 and still think of it every anniversary.
This is Pat Buchanan describing a hypothetical terrorist attack that could take place as [...]
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Posted on September 7th, 2009 by Nathan P. Origer
MINT-AND-CORN COUNTRY, INDIANA — First, apologies for the infrequency of my contributions. I suffer from a seemingly terminal case of poor time-management abilities, but I promise that I’m working on rectifying this. I hate to leave my favorite agitators without reason to engage me. With a few drafts saved and ideas running through my convoluted [...]
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Posted on September 6th, 2009 by Jack Hunter
On ABC’s “This Week” this morning, George Will’s retort to Robert Gates, Fred Kagan and everyone else criticizing his call for troop withdrawal in Afghanistan, was to note support for his position from former Marine Commandant Gen. Chuck Krulak and other military brass. From the Politico:
George Will, whose columnn last week calling for the U.S. to pull its [...]
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Posted on August 31st, 2009 by Jack Ross
Just caught his latest rant about the radicals in the Obama Administration, focusing on the unsympathetic example of one time black Marxist “green jobs czar” Van Jones. But in a flash of Beck’s total ignorance, in one of his melodramatic flourishes about saving the republic he invoked the Spanish Republican slogan “They shall not pass”.
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