Sometimes some opinions in NYT are worthwhile

I don't mind the New York Times when they, at rare moments, say something that I agree with. This opinion piece from Dick Cavett (ht Instapundit) makes sense to me. I've often wondered why the military chose to go the route of teaching "sensitivity" when the more militaristic route would have been to go the "insensitivity" route. Think about it, what a terrific killing machine would it be to have a military that was completely "insensitive."

Demand Atlas...

1. Go to this site...here. 2. Demand Atlas! You want Atlas Shrugged playing in a theater near you? This is how to do it. Click that "Demand Atlas!" button to the right, enter your zip code and e-mail address, and we're on our way to a theater near you. The more people "Demanding!" Atlas Shrugged, the better so, tell your friends. When done, move on to the next step...

There is still time...

...for other states to follow Arizons's lead (BRAVO) and require proof of citizenship before being included on the Presidential ballot in that state. This, of course, will likely be turned into a long drawn out affair where circuit courts, district courts and finally the U.S. Supreme Court will be called upon to determine the "legality." All of this is because one person won't sign one piece of paper. Shameful.

Home Invasion - Be Prepared

This kind of stuff is on the increase. Used to be that no one would even consider breaking into a home while it was occupied. At least I thought it was that way. I'm packing heat more and more these days. The world has gone crazy and I don't want to be telling myself the day after that I should have done this or done that. I would rather do this all the time.

Tax Day Rally! April 15, 2011

It's that time of year again. Tea Partiers Unite! Smaller Government, Less Regulation, Fiscal Responsibility, Lower Taxes, etc.

In Virginia Beach...information here.

So much for "not increasing your taxes!"

You knew that it was only a matter of time before the tired and worn out methods became all of a sudden fresh and new! It has been tried before. It has been a miserable failure. Alan says it better than I could here.

Good movies that reach out and grab you.

I'm going to look for my own. Yes, I want to find a movie introduction that catches me within the opening scene and doesn't let go until the end. It will be hard to beat a good James Bond introduction like this, or even a Jason Bourne movie. You can bet that it is going to be an action movie.

see intro for Goldfinger here.