Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Sarah Palin Kick A** Quote O' The Day
The ironic beauty in this plan? Soon, even the most ardent liberal will understand supply-side economics." ~Sarah Palin
Friday, July 10, 2009
Shadow Government Quote O' The Day
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Let's Bring Back The Duel!!

bring back the duel to the death ...
friends:
i make a modest proposal to bring civility and comportment back into politics.
i suggest that we bring back the duel to the death.it was a cherished institution right up until the civil war, and did much to assure that those who openly engaged in public rancor with their political adversaries at least did so in all seriousness. you may be sure that when aaron burr killed alexander hamilton, he did not do so in light jest.
just imagine if you will, a world without the braying jackasses lanny davis, james carville, susan estridge, barney frank, al franken, and a host of other loud mouthed insufferable braggarts and professional sycophants. imagine a world with reverend wright, or jesse jackson, ... , or any number of others who are of spiteful, contemptuous and rancorous dispositions. i assume that all such people as named above would button up their yaps were dueling back in vogue, as i am assuming that not one of them would be of sufficient mettle to actually have at it with an equally
armed opponent at arms length. nothing quite like the prospect of death to invoke a little caution in one's expression, a little civility in one's demeanor.as to weapons, if guns were favored by the combatants, i would think that the .45 long colt in a brace of model 1873 colts at 15 paces would be sufficiently lethal to insure the death of one or more of the participants. if people wanted to work hard enough at it to ensure a proper aesthetic, in keeping with the proper solemnity of the moment, say a duel as between franken and frank, then nothing beats the classic foil. and, always, as in all things human, one or a society should not entirely loose it sense of humor about such things, we should always be mindful of abraham lincoln's choice of weapons when challenged to a duel by a fellow illinois militia officer, during some very obscure militia versus indians campaign. lincoln chose rapiers, and the fight to occur on a plank slung between hogsheads, e.g., that's a big ass wooden barrel, to you.
the would be duelist thought the better of it in lincoln's case, and was consigned to a deservedly obscure place in history.an occasional genius like hamilton was felled, but
far more hot tempered big mouths like lincoln's adversary were sufficiently
chastened by the chill air of morning to perhaps reconsider whether the matter
at hand actually merited dying. i can think of nothing more desirable than
shutting up the caravilles and estridges of the world, and believe the duel to
the death a fitting mechanism by which to do so. what could be the downside to a fight between barney frank, and any other person on earth?(you'll notice an implicit trust in my analysis in g_d making the proper decision, in all cases.)
john jay @ 07.06.2009
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Okay, I Take Back My Pessimistic View of Sarah Quote O' The Day
Sarah is atypical. She will not follow a conventional path....We need a peasant w/ pitchforks rebellion. She scares the hell out of the established order because she upsets the applecart. She did it in Alaska, and will do so in Washington. She is like Jesus turning over the tables of the money changers in the temple. She is serious about returning government to the people, and this scares the hell out of people who control the government today. This is why she is pilloried - by BOTH parties
(Republican insiders hate her too). ~James
Monday, July 6, 2009
Some Thoughts on Palin, Guns, Worms and the American Revolution
**UDATED**Okay I take back my blog post from yesterday if the following quote from Governor Palin 4 President proves true...provided by my friend James.
"She intends to forge a coalition of those increasingly large numbers of Americans “with noses pressed to the window” looking in at the “swells” in the fancy ball gowns and tuxedos who are dancing the night away. Those Americans without gold plated health insurance, without jobs, without cash, cards, or even cars to call their own, are her natural constituency and she knows it."
"With respect to many of the Palinologists below, I think they're getting way too hepatomantic over the entrails. As a political move for anything other than the 2010 Senate race, today's announcement is a disaster. "I'm one of those "Palinologists" of which Mark speaks and I have to concede that he is right. That said, it also bodes increasingly unwell for our great democratic republic. Which brings me to the issue of guns.
"I foresee much civil disobedience coming down the road. Americans are citizens, and not subjects like the British, Canadians or Australians. They just don’t always obey the law blindly and not one officer or citizen that I spoke to said anything like I hope I get to keep this gun for awhile before they are banned; They are fun to shoot, so I would hate to give it up.” It isn’t going to happen, so the cop on the street and the soldier on the base needs to think now what he will do if the orders come down. I think you all get what I am saying here. Which leads me to the third fear, that there is a revolution coming, yes, a revolution on the scale of the original American Revolution." ~Written By; Scott Wagner is a Police Academy Commander and Professor at Columbus State Community College in Columbus Ohio, and Commander of the 727 Counter Terror Training Unit. A 29 year law enforcement veteran, and current Deputy Sheriff, he is the Precision Marksman for the Union County Sheriff’s Office SRT Team.

