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By now, I’ve come across a few bloggers and blogcommentpeople (of which I am both) giving their two cents about the Russia-Georgia conflict. Dad29 has a lot to say about it, criticizing local radio host Mark Belling for his thoughts.
As if we have any idea. Specifically local Wisconsin bloggers. We live in […]

Presidential Candidates React to Russia-Georgia War

Give John McCain some foreign policy points. Here was his response to the current outbreak of violence between Russia and Georgia:
Russia should immediately and unconditionally cease its military operations and withdraw all forces from sovereign Georgian territory. What is most critical now is to avoid further confrontation between Russian and Georgian military forces. The […]

This Means War?

Iran’s going crazy, which suggests to me that these recent missile tests must have been a success.
Iran test-fired a long-range missile on Wednesday in response to what it says are threats from Israel and the United States, Iranian officials said.
“We want to tell the world that those who conduct their foreign policy by […]

Straights: Don’t Worry About AIDS

Doesn’t this strike you as the potential future of the global warming “crisis”:
A quarter of a century after the outbreak of Aids, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has accepted that the threat of a global heterosexual pandemic has disappeared.
In the first official admission that the universal prevention strategy promoted by the major Aids organisations may […]

Burn the Oil

So America has an addiction to foreign oil. Okay. So what? Politicians talk about the addiction like it’s as bad as killing babies. Global warming concerns aside, what’s so bad about oil that we need to stop buying it?
Here are some of the top complaints people have about oil:
1. We […]

Did Military Funding Solve the Water Shortage Problem?

A company called Aqua Sciences, based out of Miami Beach, can now harvest water from atmospheric moisture - essentially getting “water from thin air.”
Interestingly, although Aqua Sciences wasn’t directly funded through military contracting, it will find early uses in hydrating our troops in Iraq - where it will bring water transportation costs from $30 a […]

Navy SEAL Wins Medal of Honor

When you win a Medal of Honor, unfortunately, it usually means you’re dead - acts of bravery extreme enough to warrant one of them typically end up with the recipient dying.
Unfortunately, that was the case with Petty Officer Michael A. Monsoor.
Monsoor was part of a sniper security team in Ramadi with three other SEALs and […]

U.S.: 22nd Most Stable and Prosperous Nation

According to Jane’s Country Risk, the United States isn’t the world’s most stable and prosperous nation - and it’s not even in the top twenty.  We rank in at #22, behind countries like the United Kingdom, Sweden, and the Vatican.
How did they rate it?  Observe:
under the rating system, which took into account each nation’s political […]

5 Reasons We’re Winning the War in Iraq

That’s right, we’re winning.  Despite how you feel about the war - even I’ve admitted I’d rather have never gone in there - liberals reading this should hold to their “open-minded, objective” principles and try to accept that the evidence suggests we’re actually not only winning, we’re kind of whooping butt.
I mean, think about it:  […]

Ahmadinejad’s Got Centrifuges (And That Wasn’t Jibberish)

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is claiming that his country has hit a key target in developing its nuclear weapons program, reaching 3,000 centrifuges for uranium enrichment.
Scary!  Now…what exactly is a centrifuge?
Supposedly, a country with 3,000 centrifuges can produce enough uranium (as part of its uranium enrichment program) to produce a nuclear weapon within one year.  […]

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