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US Tops World In Prison Inmate Population

Thursday, April 24th, 2008

With only five percent of the world's total population, the United States accounts for almost 25% of the world's prisoners, according to an article in today's New York Times. It feels good to still be No. 1, right? The United States has 2.3 million people behind bars, far outpacing the number two contender, ...

Thank God for Colombia

Thursday, April 10th, 2008

With growing horror, we’re seeing most of South America move to the left. Venezuela, Bolivia and Ecuador are the most blatant examples. But even such former rightwing stalwarts as Argentina and Chile are slowly moving away from America’s ideals. One would think that with all we've done for South America, they'd ...

You Are the Crapweasel Our Fathers Warned Us About

Friday, June 22nd, 2007

Newsflash there Big Dick...last time I checked, this country was still a democracy. The founders well knew of the dangers of unchecked power in the hands of insane asshat with pretentions of Napoleonism. They knew that if a crapweasel with the morals of a ferret and the ego of Saddam ...

Cheney Asserts Independence From Executive Branch- Is The Vice-President Now An Official ‘Rogue’ Element In Our Government?

Thursday, June 21st, 2007

Vice-President Dick Cheney has obviously spent too much time in "undisclosed" locations because since 2003 he has directed his office to quit complying with Executive Order 12958 that requires the National Archives to inspect federal agencies and White House offices to ensure that they are complying with the security procedures ...

GWB’s FBI: Muddying The “Water” And Breaching The “Gate”?

Thursday, June 14th, 2007

In the aftermath of Watergate, executive authority was diminished as it was determined that unbridled access to the ability to monitor and engage in unwarranted surveillance of U.S. citizens was far too tempting. Under the Bush administration, the threat of terror allowed the executive branch to once again assert its ...

Spy vs. Blog

Thursday, May 24th, 2007

Check the traffic statistics for any blog or site and you'll see plenty of curious things. Every site has it's share of mysterious daily visitors who never seem to comment. Every site gets visits from far away or obscure places. Every site has its share of confounding searches displaying downright ...

Mafia Politics- Or Why I’m Almost Missing John Ashcroft

Thursday, May 17th, 2007

John Ashcroft, for all his evangelical world view mentality, is beginning to look like some kind of Hall of Justice Superhero when compared with Alberto Gonzales. And that's saying a lot about a man who needed to cover up a statue to obscure her nude breasts, a statue which would ...

MySpace Vs ThemPerv’s

Tuesday, May 15th, 2007

Educate your kids on safe internet use by clicking here Kids.gov As the father of five very young daughters I first let out a cheer upon reading this piece that was in the Houston Chronicle today. If there is one type of American that I have no tolerance for ...

The Elvis Conspiracy

Thursday, April 26th, 2007

I'm not generally much of a conspiracy theorist. I don't believe Elvis is in Wisconsin working at McDonald's, or the moon landings were staged in a NASA studio, or that somehow the September 11 tragedies were purposely staged by the government. I am, by nature, a skeptic. I like to ...

Blackwater in the Back Yard

Tuesday, April 10th, 2007

Reading through the comments yesterday on this post reminded me of a local news story I'd seen the other night. It seems that one of Team Bush's freedom buddies, Blackwater USA, is pining for a "training camp" just east of San Diego. "Just east" is mostly comprised of high desert ...