Daily Archives: June 10, 2008

Darth Obama


Darth Obama


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One Love, Part 1: Visiting A Combat Support Hospital In Iraq


One Love, Part 1: Visiting A Combat Support Hospital In Iraq


Whenever I sit down to write something, the stories usually just seem to write themselves but that

How To Stop Spread Of Special Interests In Government


How To Stop Spread Of Special Interests In Government


Once again, elected officials are letting the “stew simmer.”


During the past several years Gov. Rick “39 percent” Perry called for more “special” legislative sessions [at a cost of $2 million each] than any previous Texas governor and all of them have gone up in smoke without fixing anything.


The real question is: How are elected officials getting away with doing so little to resolve crisis issues?


Seems like everyone but hardworking Texans got something for themselves.


Even now there is lobbying for the gambling industry, but little is being accomplished to improve the quality of our children

Marine Corps Martial Law?


Marine Corps Martial Law?


Green Wedding Rings


Green Wedding Rings


In building an Ecotopian society, environmentally conscious practices should touch every aspect of our lives. Since many adult lives begin with a wedding ceremony, last week we looked at green options for wedding invitations. Once you

Hope I Don


Hope I Don

New Trend In Grad Gifts Has Parents Going For Bust


New Trend In Grad Gifts Has Parents Going For Bust


As I watched John Stossel

Early Texan Lives And Dies In A Fantasy World


Early Texan Lives And Dies In A Fantasy World


Thomas Jefferson Chambers appeared before a joint session of the Republic Congress on June 5, 1837, to argue that he was Sam Houston

Tennis


Tennis

Obamaniacs, Tell The Truth About Iran


Obamaniacs, Tell The Truth About Iran


Supporters of Sen. Barack Obama, tell the truth:


Iran stopped researching nuclear weapons in 2003.


The U.S. intelligence community knows this.


The U.N. International Atomic Energy Agency knows this.


The international community knows this.


If Iran researched nuclear weapons in secret until March 2004 as documents allege, the IAEA will investigate the matter with due diligence.


And if Iran is caught red-handed, she will comply with the IAEA processes accordingly.


In the meantime, as the Democratic nominee for U.S. president, Obama must change his tune from that of his Republican adversary Sen. John McCain on this issue.


This argument about whether to “talk” to Iran is beside the point.


Obama must say that McCain is lying about Iran just like the Bush administration lied about Iraq.


Neither Republican has any proof either Middle Eastern country has nuclear weapons.


Iran is smarter than to launch a nuclear strike on Israel anyway because the Jewish state would retaliate with her own secret nuclear arsenal.


And Israel is smarter than to avoid peace.


In fact, Israel and longtime foe Syria are engaged in indirect peace talks through negotiators in Turkey.


The United States should let Israel and her neighbors find peace on their own terms.


More precisely, Congress should defund its wasteful “missile defense” project (nicknamed “Star Wars”) across the former communist block of Eastern Europe.


Truth is, the Bush administration is selling this expensive new “defense” program based on lies about Iran in order to surround Russia militarily.


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Iconoclast Newsbriefs


Texas


The Houston Ship Channel is the new home of the nation

Kimberly Kelly, Modern Day Drifters Play River Sounds On June 19


WACO

Boating Season Kicks Off Under Threat Of New EPA Permit Program


Solution Moves A Step Forward, But Boaters Need To Speak Out Now


ALEXANDRIA, Va.

Cheers! Blogger-Crawl Nets VIPs,


Cheers! Blogger-Crawl Nets VIPs,

Tough TURF


Tough TURF
Grassroots Group Tripping Up

Willie Nelson To Host Benefit Concert — Benefit Concert To Preview Willie’s Place at Carl’s Corner


Benefit Concert To Preview Willie’s Place at Carl’s Corner


DALLAS

U.S. Houses Terror Suspects On Ships


LONDON

Google Maps Drops


ST. PAUL, Minn. – Popular website Google removed the streets of a St. Paul, Minn. suburb from its mapping system. The North Oaks City Council made its request in January, noting privacy concerns along the privately-owned roads. The website gives uses views of homes near the road. Google spokesperson Elaine Filadelfo told the Star Tribune that North Oaks might be the first U.S. city to pose such a request. “This is very rare where an entire town would request to be taken off,” she said.

McCain, Obama Ignore Cluster Bomb Ban Bill


WASHINGTON, D.C.

Orr: Trans-Texas Corridor


State Rep. Rob Orr Applauds Transportation Commission

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