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• ‘Everybody’s Been Too Damn Polite About this Nonsense’: Famed Comic Book Writer Calls OWS Protesters ‘Louts, Thieves & Rapists’

  November 14, 2011 at 1:50am

  While I couldn’t agree more with Mr. Allens appraisal of the protesters I wish he had mentioned that their “movement” (all kinds of puns intended) are the direct result of a compliant press and the unholy alliance of communists, marxists, unionists, traitors like Mr. Moore, and yes, Mr. Obama himself as their advice and approval gave birth to the movement.

  In actuality, the protestors themselves are nothing more than the “useful idiots”.

  I can only hope and pray that these occupy movements come back to bite Obama hard in the upcoming elections.

• Study: Babies Know What’s Right and Wrong Within Two Years

  October 11, 2011 at 2:37am

  I’m not surprised by this story because of my own experience with my son when he was less than a year old. He couldn‘t talk yet and I don’t remember if he could even say mommy or daddy yet. I don’t remember what started the episode that I am about to relate but something started it and I discovered what to me at the time was shocking.

  I carried him around the house and asked him to point to different things. I’d ask him “where’s the coffee pot” and he’d point to it. I’d ask “where’s the refrigerator” and he’d point to it. This went on and on. It didn’t matter what I asked him to point to he could do it. I was stunned.

  I’m am absolutely positive that I never carried him around and specifically told him what the coffee pot or the refrigerator or most of the other thing I pointed at was. He had to have learned it by observation and inferrence.

  It’s stunning what little kids have learned and know.

  Any similar stories?

  (Sorry if this double posts… I sure wish they had a spell checker)

• Study: Babies Know What’s Right and Wrong Within Two Years

  October 11, 2011 at 2:24am

  I’m not surprised by this story because of my own experience with my son when he was less than a year old. He couldn‘t talk yet and I don’t remember if he could even say mommy or daddy yet. I don’t remember what started the episode that I am about to relate but something started it and I discovered what to me at the time was shocking.

  I carried him around the house and asked him to point to different things. I’d ask him “where’s the coffee pot” and he’d point to it. I’d ask “where’s the refridgerator” and he’d point to it. This went on and on. It didn’t matter what I asked him to point to he could do it. I was stunned.

  I’m am absolutely positive that I never carried him around and specifically told him what the coffee pot or the refridgerator or most of the other thing I pointed at was. He had to have learned it by observation and inferrence.

  It’s stunning what little kids have learned and know.

  Any similar stories?

• ‘I’ve Seen It on Television’: Obama Responds to Wall St. Protests

  October 6, 2011 at 4:41pm

  These demonstrations have been planned for many months and you can believe the planning is coming from the top (Van Jones, Frances Scott Piven, The SEIU,… and Obama himself). There is only one way this can end and it’s going to get ugly.

• Update: Minn. Trick-Shot Twins Denied $50,000 Contest Prize

  September 1, 2011 at 1:38pm

  In reply to ANewActivist.

  IF the name on the ticket was NOT a requirement then… you guys are just plain wrong!

• Update: Minn. Trick-Shot Twins Denied $50,000 Contest Prize

  September 1, 2011 at 12:49pm

  In reply to ANewActivist.

  Coffeehead: I totally realize that a name was called but I’m thinking “so what”.

  Imagine that you bought a couple of raffle tickets for your kids. You write the name of one kid on a ticket and the other kid on the other ticket. A name on the ticket is not required. Now the winning ticket is drawn and it just happens to be for your kid, the one who was unable to attend the raffle for whatever reason.

  Are you really going to tell me you wouldn‘t accept the prize because the name YOU wrote on the ticket belonged to the kid that wasn’t there? Really?

• Update: Minn. Trick-Shot Twins Denied $50,000 Contest Prize

  September 1, 2011 at 12:00pm

  In reply to ANewActivist.

  P.S. As I understood the article last week, a name was not required on the ticket. It was the dad that wrote the name on the ticket.

• Update: Minn. Trick-Shot Twins Denied $50,000 Contest Prize

  September 1, 2011 at 11:35am

  I totally disagree with this decision. It was the TICKET that got the shot and doesn’t really matter who made the shot. The scenario should have gone something like this.

  The boy should have said his brother wasn’t there and he was going to take the shot for him. There is no way, given the odds against making the shot, that he would have been denied.

  Whle the boy did sort of misrepresent himself, I think it was the ticket that got the shot and it really doesn’t matter who took it.

• Did the White House ‘Cleanse’ References to Jerusalem, Israel From Its Web Site?

  August 10, 2011 at 3:29pm

  Obama is getting everything he wants. He is destroying the country and taking our allies down with him. I fear we can’t last until 2012.

  I fell so much sorrow for Isreal.

• What Would Al Gore’s Tahrir Square-Style ‘American Spring’ Look Like?

  August 5, 2011 at 3:30am

  Isn’t he (Gore) “inciting to riot”? Where is the FBI? Shouldn’t he be brought up on charges? Or is he above the law?