Monthly Archives: September 2010

My schedule doesn’t permit me to watch episodic T.V. shows on a regular basis.  So I buy them, and gorge on particular shows. Long-running dramas inevitably have people framed or falsely accused of murder.  And almost all of the accusations could be … Continue reading →

The FBI doesn’t just want to listen in to private conversations.  It demands that people surrender the ability to have private conversations. You’re probably not geeks, so an explanation is in order.  Plus I know a few readers here are ex-military, and if … Continue reading →

There truly is only one hope for America’s economic future, and Dan Henninger lays it out.  Economic growth. If I’m running for the Senate, here’s my pitch:  “I vow with my life to filibuster anything that revokes current laws.  Repealing thousands of laws would be ideal, … Continue reading →

But based on the past ten or so posts, you should have your suspicions.

…on why tyrants hate laughter.  And music and dancing.  And joy and cheer and fun and frolic and… (via someone of great import)

I don’t usually hear Rush’s show, his hours don’t mesh with my crazy rotating schedule.  But I heard a clip on the local station, and Rush was saying that Obama & Company don’t ever like Big Business.  He reeled off … Continue reading →

…of what it’s like to live in North Korea.

The W.O.R.M. is supposed to love everybody.  It’s a religion thing. But it’s hard to love someone for whom you have utter contempt.  And it’s hard to hear anything Thomas Friedman says or does without contempt growing.  Failing to overcome hatred, I try to shift it … Continue reading →

Democrats like to use the tax code to divide and conquer, like the latest attempts to gouge those making over $250,000 per year. The W.O.R.M. has no problems with this approach, as long as I can play too. Here’s my … Continue reading →