They are changing America by changing the people
Philip K. Howard has an article in the Wall Street Journal today that explains a great deal about the state of our society. It’s called “How Modern Law Makes Us Powerless.” He begins: Calling for a “new era of responsibility” in his inaugural address, President Barack Obama reminded us that there are no limits to “what … Continue reading Are you feeling powerless? Maybe this is why.
The other day I told you about Obama’s “community organizer” guru, Saul Alinsky and Rule #5. In “Rules for Radicals” Alinsky says Ridicule is the most potent weapon in defeating one’s political enemies. I questioned then whether President Obama could handle ridicule and I still think he cannot. However, Obama supporter, comedian and blogger Andy … Continue reading Rule #5: Can Obama take ridicule? We don’t know yet
Update Feb. 3rd: I got an e-mail yesterday from this cheating union, SEIU, telling me they are taking my signature to Capital Hill this week to show Congress how many millions were supporting the Employee Free Choice Act (which I never ever supported). Read below to learn how they got my signature. But, after … Continue reading Unbelievable! Obama friends have stolen my e.mail, say I support them!
Update Jan. 11th: Check out the anger in Malta, here. Update Jan. 10th: British white backlash here. Here is a lengthy and thoughtful article in something called Women’s International Perspective about how the resurgence of the right in various European countries is being driven by anger over uncontrolled Muslim immigration. We often hear people say that … Continue reading Europe: Unfettered Muslim immigration driving people to the political right
Africa is a mess. The only bright spot for the whole year on the continent was the election of a son of Kenya, Barack Hussein Obama, to be President of the United States, so there is hope for Africa now, or so this article implies. How bad was it for Africa in 2008? The highlight … Continue reading Africa crisis (and others) waiting for Obama