This post will be short because there isn’t much left to say. Jan Brewer seems to agree. Here, have a look: This video was embedded using the YouTuber plugin by Roy Tanck. Adobe Flash Player is required to view the video. Jan, are you high? Or are you just stumped on how you can possibly...
 Cordoba? WTF? That don’t sound like one them Muslim names. So why is the Ground Zero Mosque being called the Cordoba Mosque? The best place to look for answers is at the source, not by watching Fox News, or listening to Rush Limbaugh. If you visit the Cordoba Initiative website, they answer their reasoning for... no comments  Zoning restrictions are all the rage these days. They’ve become particularly useful to those who oppose the building of a mosque at Ground Zero, as well as to those who oppose the building of a mosque near Ground Zero, as well as to those who oppose the building of a mosque in Manhattan, and even to... no comments  I hadn’t planned on writing about the “Ground Zero Mosque,” because it’s already being written about all over, but after watching CNN last night, I realized I just can’t keep quiet any longer. This is going to be a series of posts. But before I get started, let’s get the logistics out of the way.... no comments  CNN.com ran an article today that began with this sentence: BP finished pouring cement down its crippled well in the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday in an operation known as a “static kill,” completing the job earlier than expected. Expected by whom? Maybe they should have extended their sentence with the words “during their fifteenth... no comments  I got a little behind in my reading lately. On my desk is the August issue of Harper’s; I still haven’t even read through July’s issue. Anyhow, does anyone else remember this commercial? Around 20 seconds in, Ed Whitacre, the CEO of General Motors, boldly makes a statement over a musical accompaniment meant to gradually... no comments |
|
by Robert Tomoguchi
no comments