Big Brother is Watching You
Britain considers maintaining a database of every phone call, E-mail, and time online.
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More NRA bashing
Snowflakes in Hell has a post regarding The Olofson Thing. To start out with, I agree with Sebastian completely, this was a no win situation for the NRA and other gun rights groups. Having read some of the thread on ar15.com, … Continue reading →
“Sheets” Byrd endorses Obama
Robert “Sheets” Byrd (D-W.Va) today announced his endorsement of Barack Obama. A notable change since his days of starting his own chapter of the KKK.
Continue reading →The end game of the left
Cam has a great post about what the left’s end game may look like.
Continue reading →More PETA craziness
PETA is now demanding the suspension of the Eight Belles’ jockey after the filly was euthanized on the track after breaking both front ankles at the end of the Kentucky Derby. So it is OK when PETA kills animals, but if a horse … Continue reading →
Nanny saves baby from a coyote
A nanny had to pull a 14 month old girl from the jaws of a coyote in a park in California. These incidents are getting all to common throughout the U.S., as less hunting of these animals has reduced their … Continue reading →
Quote of the day
Robb Allen has a great picture of his daughter holding his new AR-15. He says I had someone comment on why would I ever want to take a picture of my daughter with such a rifle. Simple, I explained – … Continue reading →
And now for something completely different…
BBC news has an article about the relative peacefulness of America, “despite” all the guns we have. While the author doesn’t seem to completely get that part of that peacefulness is BECAUSE of the high rate of firearms ownership, it is very … Continue reading →
The first rule when you are in a hole
Is stop digging! However, as Rachel Lucas reports, nobody ever told Barack Obama. “I didn’t say it was well as I could have,” Obama confessed today during a town hall in Muncie, Ind., in response to the controversy he described … Continue reading →