The only Senator to sit at his desk in the Senate, He skipped out on Prime Minister Netanyahu’s wildly popular speech in the House of Representatives to a joint session of Congress, spending the time instead shuffling papers and muttering something about Harry Reid.
I had hoped that Rand Paul would not turn out to be a nutter. This does not look good at all.
News from The Associated Press.
Despite what Obama says, Iran was the beginning of this wave of protests and potentially pro-democratic movements in the Middle East. Not Since Lebanon had there been such a sight as the protests after Ahmadinejad blatantly stole the election in 2009. Wherever this administration comes up with its lofty rhetoric is a recent find, and they sided unambiguously with the murderous Iranian regime when they were killing students in the street.
The people of Iran will not forget our betrayal. What was once a stance against that tyrannic government will become a true hostility between peoples. And that;s a shame. It appears they are trying to take care of their dictator problem.
Practice, practice, practice.
According to this BBC story, British women are flocking to Denmark for artificial insemination.
And Denmark, where men can still donate without fear of being traced by their off-spring, is becoming a magnet for women who want a baby – but not the baby’s father.
In two years, the number of foreign women being inseminated there has nearly doubled.
I wonder what the welfare load is for this, in straight cash as well as benefits. One way or another, these women are married to the State.
China ‘will not match’ US military power — Chinese general.
When you are strong, appear weak. — Chinese General.
Look, this has some sauce on it, so allow me to start by expressing my admiration for the resolve of the Japanese people, my aghast sorrow at what many here have had to endure, and especially my agnostic little prayers for those who spend (as in quickly) their lives working on the dying reactors to keep the rest of us as safe as possible.
From an article in the Japan Times on the ordered evacuation of Iitate village; downwind of Fukushima:
“We’ve been told to quit our jobs and move out by the end of the month,” said Miyoko Nakamura, 59, a clerk in the village office. She is near retirement and says she’ll manage. “A lot of people have no idea what to do. They’re just … Continue reading
I actually find it hard to write. This is no doubt because after reading this guy’s homeopathic horse manure, I find it hard to think. Just go there. Third paragraph.
Muscles failing… must. link. now…
