A few cartoons about the state of the US Post Office service…
Category: Politics
Illegal Immigrants and Voting Patterns
Is there any logical reason that politicians choose not to enforce existing laws…
Stereotypical Humor – Blondes
The blonde gal was explaining to her friend the challenges she faced in preparing dinner for her new husband. She told her the story, “Bob wanted fruit salad for supper. The recipe said serve without dressing. So I didn’t dress…
Are We Focusing Too Much on Race?
An interesting article on race and affirmative action at Frontpage: What reality is there to the claim that white skin is privileged and black is not? Is it really the case that non-whites are the exclusive targets of racial vendettas,
Obama Economy and the NY Times
This one shows it pretty well…
Cities to Avoid in England
A dangerous trend… From the Gatestone Institute, The Islamic Emirates Project names the British cities of Birmingham, Bradford, Derby, Dewsbury, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, Luton, Manchester, Sheffield, as well as Waltham Forest in northeast London and Tower Hamlets in East London as
The President is Your Boss
The President of the United States is your boss. And also your dad. Unless Chris Rock doesn’t like him, in which case he’s retarded. via Shut up and obey the government.
Islamists Among Us
Lt. Colonel James G. Zumwalt, Giving Islamists the Rope to Hang Us: The Koran makes clear Islam’s believers are superior to non-believers. Non-Muslims — due to this inferior status — are, therefore, not entitled to the same human rights attaching to
Middle East – Dictators vs Democracies
Monarchies are by definition not democratic. They are, however, more stable than anything else in the Middle East and North Africa at the moment… Hosni Mubarak noted, “The Iraqis were incapable of democracy; you don’t understand them like I do;
Educational Success – from Parents or Administrators?
An interesting perspective in the article, The Best Teacher Evaluation “Plan” is a Free Market in Education. Parents should have the final say on the competency of those who educate their children. More broadly, parents should have the freedom to direct