Political Quote of the Day….
The Bear on Apr 05 2006 | Filed under: Political Quote of the Day
"If blacks come to embrace triumph, rather than…
Archive for April 5th, 2006
So what’s today’s excuse for Cynthia Mc Kinney? By The Bear
The Bear on Apr 05 2006 | Filed under: Need to Know
But that was yesterday and what will be her excuse today for illegally using taxpayers’ money? Watch the Dems try and sweep this one under the rug.
This Numerologist Powerball From Carl in Orland
The Bear on Apr 05 2006 | Filed under: Need to Know
Here is a bit of trivia…..On Wednesday of thi…
Son Of Able Danger From Captain’s Quarters
The Bear on Apr 05 2006 | Filed under: Need to Know
This could very well explain why the Pentagon was reluctant to talk about Able Danger. And we will be off to the races with Bush Spying on Americans again. But maybe we just might catch some terrorists in the mean time.
Islam’s Imperial Dreams BY EFRAIM KARSH
The Bear on Apr 05 2006 | Filed under: OpinionJounral.com
Among Islamic radicals, such gloating about the prowess and imminent triumph of their “nation” is as commonplace as recitals of the long and bitter catalog of grievances related to the loss of historical Muslim dominion.
‘Room but for one flag’
The Bear on Apr 05 2006 | Filed under: Need to Know
Words well worth recalling as we noticed what student protesters decided to hoist up their high school flagpole while ostensibly demonstrating against immigration reform. In Spanish this is called reconquista, the reconquering of Mexican land lost during the Mexican-American war (1846-48), and its appearance in Los Angeles this week adds a dark dimension to the entire immigration debate.
Repugnant “demo” goguery from Juan F. Kerry By Machete
The Bear on Apr 05 2006 | Filed under: Need to Know
See, Dick and Juan, some of us think speeches and statements are actually meant to be listened to, not just used for fundraising.
Washington drowns in Republican red ink WorldNetDaily.com
The Bear on Apr 05 2006 | Filed under: Need to Know
Federal spending rises faster than any time since New Deal.
