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CIO surveys murdering IT budgets
Now might be a good time for CIO Magazine to stop bugging chief information officers and IT managers about their IT spending plans. Its surveys are killing us. Back in March, when the magazine did a survey of IT shops just as the global economy started looking a little ill, only 17 per cent of the CIOs polled said they expected …
Bah, who needs an IT department these days?
Plenty of easy cloudiness available, and John from accountings knows enough about them computers to debug the PAs' desktops.
The fools.
cut or be cut?
While the magazine says that CIOs will cut their budgets next year, I think this is really just bravado. What happens in the real world is not that the CIOs cut the budgets themselves, but that the finance people do it for them.
Since CFOs unanimously think of IT as a cost centre, it's an easy target to axe all these wizzy new projects that they don't understand - and will probably not work, exceed their costs and run late anyway. Part of our problem has always been that the bean-counters simply don't understand the role of IT. It's frequently seen as a "necessary evil" and therefore marginalised. What we (all) need to do during the next upturn is to let the guardians of the monkey know how IT helps them.
Make the new motto "hug a bean counter" You never know, if you hug them hard enough, they might just stop breathing.
Lies, damn lies and statistics
These CIO surveys are great. They tell you what people are planning to do. The major problem is that they don't tell you why.
Of course non-urgent projects are going to get stalled if the company itself is in the poo. And right now that's a lot of companies.
Anyone reading these surveys and thinking 'Golly, Example Corporation is cutting its budgets so we had better' is an idiot.
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Hey ! Not everybody works for Her Majesty's government I'll have you know !! ;-)
But I love the motto. I'm go to go crush, uh, hug a bean counter right now ! I'm sure I'll find that I should have done that ages ago.
Well, there's always the hope that the costs that they decide to cut are the doomed projects, the non-functional systems that could be replaced at 1/100th the cost, or the managers who don't actually manage anything beyond getting in the way.
Yeah, fat chance. They'll blow the budget on some pile of execremental bloatware like Lotus Notes, Clearcase or Remedy in the name of process and saving money (I'm not bitter, I just quit my last place when they suggested migrating from Subversion to Clearcase).
Seriously, these CIO surveys are costing businesses a fortune, and need to be replaced with CIO types actually going and talking to their users and tecchies, rather than filling in quizzes. Those that survive the LART and the halon system should then leave with a bit more respect.
Cynical, moi?
CIOs ask for their budget
any department can get their budget slashed including the bean counters. It depends who is at the top of the company, more often than not.
Everyone knows the trick of those who do the reporting lying to people further up the chain by now, that was so 1990s, now if you are at the top you choose who are your favourites and who you want to punish, and cut budgets accordingly.
CFOs don't have much power any more, most are in disgrace for borrowing too much, and they are often used as the reason why suppliers are not being paid, so they are hated all over their own industry.
They don't employ...
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These CIO/CEO types make me go GRRRR!!!!!!
They keep hiring stay at home moms into the IT world and I recently bumped into many who were hired and did not know how to use a mouse!
CIOs vs CFOs
I remember the good old days when the CFO was the CIO, and just had to have an automated bean counter.
Bill Gates = nostalgia icon
Expert lag time
The central point is that all these analyses - economic, OECD, or recycled opinions - all assume much sameness until it becomes clear that things have changed. The current view seems to be deterioration till mid-2009 and then return to 2007 levels. This is most unlikely to be a steady-state view .
In IT terms, our experts extrapolating round the coffee machine recently found that any project worth postponing till next year won't get back on the agenda till 2013.
Excuse me posting anonymously, but I don't know which bank to put any consulting fees on offer.
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First up: A Gretchen Reynolds roundup assessing how the conventional dietary wisdom has changed over the past few decades, from shunning animal fats to (sort of) embracing them, from embracing vegetable oils to (sort of) shunning them, from thinking that optimal cholesterol levels and taking fish oil and maintaining a low weight will save your heart to thinking that well, maybe not so much. Her sum-up? "The truth is, at this point, we don't truly understand how it all works."
Second up: An Adam Davidson piece describing how the dieting industry manages to get so much of our money without actually getting us to lose weight: "Game theory suggests that if you want to truly change your behavior, commit and close off those options. But as basic marketing makes clear, the real money is still in the fantasy business."
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Charles M. Arlinghaus: How the Internet sales tax would unravel the NH Advantage
New Hampshire in particular needs to be careful. The new tax will lead to the elimination of the sales tax competitive advantage that is the foundation of our retail economy.
Under the American tax system, states may apply taxes to entities that have a physical presence (or "nexus") in the state. It would of course be ridiculous to expect an orange grower in Florida to apply your state's sales tax on fruit you buy on vacation or to exempt you if you came from a state with no sales tax. So, in general, one state's tax collector has no authority to reach across state lines and regulate you from beyond the borders.
For decades, mail-order catalogs annoyed state tax collectors. Because they weren't located in a state, they didn't pay taxes to that state just because a local placed an order. After many skirmishes, the U.S. Supreme Court sided with the retailer and ruled that taxing a company with no state presence was a violation of the interstate commerce clause.
If mail order companies annoyed tax collectors, the Internet angered them even more. My buying a shirt or book online and not paying sales tax apparently threatens the foundations of democracy.
By the way, how much of a threat to regular stores do you think the Internet is? It's less than you think. Total retail sales in 2012 were $4.3 trillion. The e-commerce share of sales was 5.2 percent of that total.
Nonetheless, Congress is trying to pass a law to force every Internet retailer to collect sales taxes for every jurisdiction in America. That's not 50 different tax schemes. There are 9,646 different tax schemes. For example, in Chicago you would pay sales taxes on a purchase to four different entities - five different ones on certain purchases.
If you are a giant retailer like Amazon.com, this is less of a problem for you because of your size, so you support the law. It won't put you out of business, but it will be a nightmare for your smaller competitors. If you are a small, home-based retailer that does a little business through eBay, you'll just go out of business. Thank you, Congress.
So far, Congress is only punishing the e-commerce people. For the 95 percent of sales that go to "brick-and-mortar" stores, this tax-collection scheme is considered burdensome. (I'm not sure what the pinheads in Congress think it is about using the Internet that makes a regulatory burden not a burden to business conducted online, but then logic is not Washington's strong suit).
Don't expect the state tax collectors to be content with leaving the physical stores alone. Massachusetts has been trying for decades to force New Hampshire retailers to collect sales and use taxes from Massachusetts residents. The Internet sales tax bill gives Massachusetts both a mechanism and a precedent.
If we can force mail-order and Internet companies to collect taxes for more than 9,000 jurisdictions, then how hard will it be for Massachusetts to force tire stores or appliance stores to collect its taxes? The day is not long off when Massachusetts brings action under the new scheme to force our state liquor stores to collect and remit Massachusetts taxes on all those cross-border sales.
Sens. Kelly Ayotte and Jeanne Shaheen are both opposed to the bill, but the New Hampshire Legislature is technically helping to fund the effort to tax us. The Legislature pays dues to the National Conference of State Legislatures ($126,761 annually to NCSL and others in the current budget draft). The NCSL is pushing this bill as some sort of state tax relief (I'm not making that up) and promises to "continue to advocate vigorously for" the new tax. (By the way, New Hampshire House Speaker Terie Norelli is president of the NCSL.)
When the federal government interferes in state tax policy, it is never to help you pay less. Somehow "reform" always involves you paying more and the politicians having more to control.
Should every retail business in America, large or small, have to collect taxes for all 9,646 different tax jurisdictions? Garage sales, flea markets, the guy selling old records on eBay, an out-of-print book I bought by mail from England?
Congress should stick to destroying the federal government. It's good at that. But I wish it would leave state tax policy alone.
Charles M. Arlinghaus is president of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, a free-market think tank in Concord.
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Serious crash at south of Georgetown
Georgetown, DE – Troopers are investigating a serious two vehicle crash that occurred Wednesday afternoon sending both drivers to area hospitals. The incident occurred at approximately 4:30 p.m. today, Wednesday October 15, 2014, as 17-year-old Noah L. Rose of Georgetown, was operating a 2002 Chrysler Sebring and had come to a complete stop in the center cross-over on DuPont Boulevard (US113) preparing to travel west on Alms House Road. Nicholas E. May, 35 of Winnsboro, Texas was operating a 1993 Chevrolet Silverado pick-up truck southbound on US113 in the left lane approaching the inte....
Troopers investigate motor vehicle crash involving a pedestrian
Edgemoor- The Delaware State Police are currently investigating a motor vehicle crash in which a pedestrian was struck that occurred this morning north of Wilmington. The initial investigation has determined that the crash occurred at approximately 8:15 a.m. today, as Joshua Melendez, 17, of Wilmington, DE was attempting to cross Edgemoor Road on foot in a southbound direction at the intersection of Denny Road in Wilmington. Melendez had just exited a DART bus and was attempting to cross the roadway in order to catch a second bus on the opposite side. Melendez stepped into the path of a 2....
Sussex fixed route service change and pilot flex services approved for November
Delaware Transit Corporation (DTC) has announced the approval Sussex County Fixed route service changes, as well as new, pilot Flex services that will become effective on Monday, November 10, 2014. The changes include: Route 212 – Service between Georgetown, Bridgeville, Seaford and Laurel will be extended to Delmar. The Seaford/Laurel/Delmar Shuttle will be discontinued. Route 212 will operate weekdays on an hourly schedule between 5:35 AM and 9:35 PM, offering connections to Routes 206, 303 and three new flex routes. Seaford/Laurel/Delmar Shuttle (including Saturday Service) – T....
October Events throughout Delaware will require temporary road and lane restrictions
Dover-The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) announces that motorists can expect road and lane restrictions with an interruption to traffic for the following special events in October. Dewey Goes Pink-Dewey Beach, Motorists can expect delays in traffic from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Saturday, October 4 on Route 1 and Silver Lake Drive in Dewey Beach. For more information, please contact http://races2run.com Apple Scrapple Festival – Bridgeville Motorists can expect road closures and delays in traffic from 4 p.m. until 10 p.m. on Friday, October 10 and 6:30 a.m. until 10 ....
DART First State's Schedule for Labor Day
Labor Day - Monday, September 1, 2014 – DART First State statewide transit services, both fixed route and paratransit, will not operate on Monday, September 1, 2014, with the exception of the Resort Transit Routes 201-208, its related paratransit service, and Route 305 - Beach Connection. Monday, September 1 is the last day of operation for Route 305 – Beach Connection; however, the Resort Transit Routes will continue to provide a reduced service schedule through September 14, serving Rehoboth, Lewes, Georgetown, Dewey, Bethany, Fenwick Island and Ocean City, Maryland. SEPTA's Wilmin....
Special Events in September Will Require Lane Closures and Potential Delays
Dover-The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) announces that motorists can expect lane closures and potential back-ups for the following planned special events in September. Please use caution on and around these area roadways, and follow the instructions of law enforcement and DelDOT personnel on site. Amish Country Bike Tour in Dover – Saturday, September 6 beginning at 7 a.m. There will be several hundred cyclists leaving Legislative Mall in Dover and riding various roadways in Kent County with a return trip to Legislative Mall. For additional information, http:/ w....
Notice of public hearing workshop
Delaware Transit Corporation (DTC) will conduct a Public Hearing Workshop to obtain comments on a proposal for increasing existing service between Delmar and Georgetown, and to introduce Pilot Flex Bus Services in the Georgetown, Millsboro and Seaford areas to become effective Monday, November 10, 2014. Wednesday, August 20, 2014 – 4 PM to 6 PM Georgetown Public Library 123 West Pine Street Georgetown, DE 19947 The proposal calls for: Route 212 – Current service between Georgetown, Bridgeville, Seaford and Laurel would be extended to Delmar. The Seaford/Laurel/Delmar Shuttle, wh....
Update on the repairs to the I-495 bridge
Wilmington, DE - The process of realigning the southbound span of the I-495 Bridge is now underway. It is a slow methodical procedure which requires many incremental steps including the jacking of multiple points on the structure, the placement of metal shims, the installation of steel braces, and the tying down of steel cables. Because each step of the process takes time to complete and is dependent on the successful completion of each preceding task, it is not yet possible to say when the job will be done. We continue, however, to have confidence in meeting or exceeding our target of op....
U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx visits I-495 bridge
WILMINGTON, DE – On Friday, June 13 U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx joined Governor Jack Markell, Sen. Tom Carper, Sen. Coons, Congressman John Carney and DelDOT Sec. Shailen Bhatt at the I-495 Bridge which was shut down earlier this month for emergency repairs. Secretary Foxx toured the bridge, which received emergency federal funding last week, and was briefed on the plans to restore traffic by Labor Day. "The I-495 bridge is vital to thousands of local residents and to millions more throughout the East Coast," said Secretary Foxx. "The bridge's closure is a rem....
June 10: DelDOT updates I-495 bridge status
Wilmington, DE - The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) announces an update on the status of the bridge closure on I-495. The southbound lanes of the I-495 bridge spanning the Christina River in Wilmington, DE could be open as soon as Labor Day this year, and the northbound lanes would be opened several weeks after that, announced DelDOT Secretary Shailen Bhatt today, at a briefing held today. "The timeline that we are announcing today is only possible because we have acted quickly to mobilize firms and personnel that have a proven track record of reopening critical transpo....
DelDOT updates I-495 bridge status
Wilmington, DE – The Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT) announces an update on the status of the bridge closure on I-495. After 36 hours of monitoring through tilt sensors on the bridge's support columns, there has been no significant movement of the columns (less than .02 degrees). The bridge is currently stable, but we still do not know what is going on below the surface; therefore, subsurface investigations are underway. Because we do not fully know what is going on under the surface, we are investigating a range of options that design around the root causes of the curre....
2014 Click It Or Ticket Enforcement Results
Dover- From May 12th to 26th, officers from 36 State, County, and municipal law enforcement agencies issued a total of 1,035 citations to unbuckled motorists during the annual Click It or Ticket campaign. The enforcement portion of the campaign involved traffic safety checkpoints and saturation patrols both day and night. Officers working the 2 week Click It or Ticket campaign also issued 43 child restraint citations, 489 speeding citations, made 9 DUI arrests, issued 334 cell phone citations, apprehended 24 wanted persons, made 21 drug arrests, and arrested 2 others for felony violation....
DART's resort transit service to begin Thursday, May 22
Wilmington, DE - DART Resort Transit service will begin for the season on Thursday, May 22, and proposed changes to fixed route service in Kent and New Castle Counties have been approved to become effective Sunday, June 15, 2014, Chief Executive Officer of Delaware Transit Corporation (DTC) John Sisson announced today. DART's Resort Transit Routes 201-208 operate seven days a week from approximately 7 AM to 1 AM, serving Rehoboth Beach and the Boardwalk, Lewes, Long Neck, Dewey Beach, Bethany Beach, South Bethany Beach, Fenwick Island, and Ocean City, MD. All buses are air-conditioned, AD....
One Life Lost Is One Too Many.
Have you ever heard someone say or thought to yourself "Why do I have to wear a seat belt?", "What is wrong with going a little over the speed limit?", "We didn't have all these laws when I grew up." Well, last weekend should serve as a reminder to everyone to slow down, buckle up, and don't drive impaired. Sadly, Delaware lost 6 people in crashes over the last weekend leaving countless family members, friends and community members to grieve their deaths. Even one life lost is one too many. Because of this, the Office of Highway Safety is determined to help save lives by ....
Delaware gets ready for today's snow storm
Dover -- With a winter storm just hours away, DelDOT crews are mobilized and are making storm preparations. Crews in New Castle County spent Saturday pretreating roads with brine; a salt and water mixture. In Sussex County, crews began pretreating the roads today. In Kent County, forecasts call for rain before the snow, so crews have not pretreated the roads since brine would likely wash away before snow falls. In areas where snow starts falling, crews will first apply salt, then when the snow is deep enough, begin plowing. As the snow associated with this event will likely b....
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The Paradise Club and Spa Aparthotel is set in glorious gardens close to the beach on the Spanish island of Menorca, near to Cala en Bosch. The Paradise Club and Spa Aparthotel consists of a 2-storey main building and 2-storey annexe block offering a total of 190 smart apartments and studios. A restaurant and bar, TV room, sparkling pool and tennis court, Kid's Club and playground all provide an affordable holiday in the Balearic Islands of refreshing fun and relaxation. Book into the Paradise Club and Spa Aparthotel and appreciate the value for money accommodation and hospitality of Menorca.
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I purchased this product because it had good reviews in general and I was looking for a cheaper alternative to high-end acne treatments like Mario Badescu's Drying Lotion. Now, let's talk specifics:
First of all, and most importantly, this is NOT 100% tea tree oil (Melaleuca Alternifolia). It's a mixture of alcohol, melaleuca oil, citrus tea tree oil, vitamin E and some other PEG-based chemicals. Personally, I'm okay with this formula, but it feels to me that the packaging and product name are quite deceiving, since it's only 15% tea tree oil. The low concentration could also reduce its acne efficiency.
On my skin, I feel that it helped a bit with the really tiny acne bumps, but it did nothing for my larger pimples. I've been applying the oil twice a day on clean skin for a week now, and it has had no effect whatsoever, I have three large zits on the side of my face that haven't gone anywhere. They haven't even "matured" so I could pop them, they're just there and not going anywhere, which is very frustrating.
The smell is nice, it's very strong and it takes a while to get used to, but it's grown on me recently, it smells very herbal. The sensation on the skin is also pleasant, very cooling and a bit tingly.
The packaging is a bit unpractical. There's either no product coming out whatsoever, which is frustrating, either too much spilling on your fingers, which is again annoying. They should have included a pipette or a dispenser of some sort. As for the price, I feel this product is veeery overpriced for what it does. I've randomly researched about tea tree oil on the internet and found out you can purchase larger amounts of pure (!) tea tree oil for half (!) the price of this one.
Overall, I will not repurchase this product, unless it magically starts working for my acne. I'll be looking into pure tea tree oil instead, which is both cheaper and likely to be more effective.
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I LOVE the smell of tea tree stuff. It takes a while to get used to, but it has a lot of awesome uses and kills bacteria. I got my bottle at half off, which was fantastic. Usually I use a few drops on a cotton ball and dab around my jawline where I break out. It dries problem areas up and helps to take away the bacteria. Also great for oily skin.
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cheap and might be useful for blemish
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This oil only works for small pimples, or small acnes that are still new (barely appear or barely visible). This product doesn't work for severe acnes or big acnes. The smell is horrible, and the package is very hard to open!
I used this when I had big acnes, and nothing worked. However, it healed small acnes and redness, but didn't do much. Just like that.
Will never repurchase this.
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I have been trying to find products to use on my skin that leans more towards the natural side and away from harsh chemicals so I thought I'd give this a go. First of all, this has a VERY distinct smell that took me a long time to get used to. However, I noticed that my blemishes shrinks a noticeable amount within using this overnight. For such a tiny bottle, this also lasted me a VERY long time. I probably wouldn't repurchase this because Trader Joes sells tea tree oil for a much cheaper price but this product is awesome!
This stuff is fantastic -- I have a problem with cystic acne ( I have like the Colorado Rockies mountains along my cheeks ) and this stuff cleared it up almost instantly.
I've been to dermatologists, skin care professionals, tried home remedies, everything. Nothing worked except this, and I will only buy this.
This, along with other Body Shop products, is actually one dollar cheaper at an Ulta beauty store, and they often have great coupons, so it's not that expensive. The retail price for this at Ulta is $9.
I just tip it over and drop a little on my cheek where the cysts start coming in, and pat it onto the area.
WARNING: Do not "overdose" on this as it WILL dry out the skin quite a bit. But that usually is not a problem, as you can just kind of "pluck" the dry skin off the area and it will be fine. For some sensitive skin, however, it may be a little difficult. Just reduce the dosage if so !
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I've had acne problems since the beginning of middle-school. I have had cystic acne and only recently my acne is getting better due to better habits, more water, prescription face gel, and an antibiotic. ALL of which i use every night. My skincare routine is very very detailed and if I skip one thing my face will break out in cystic acne. Ever since I purchased this tiny bottle of tea tree oil, I haven't had ANY cystic acne, or really any pimples whatsoever. All I have is acne-scarring, but my face is completely clear now, due to this so I can work on the scars. I get pimples that begin to form under the skin and hurt, but if I notice this, I put tea tree oil on it with a Qtip (after washing my face and putting on medication/moisturizer) and in the morning the pimple had stopped forming, and never comes back. This stuff is CRAZY good. a little expensive for such a teeny bottle, but definitely worth it. I wear face makeup every day, but even if I do feel a breakout now, I just use the tea tree oil and it's GONE overnight. The smell to me is lovely, although my boyfriend thinks otherwise, but I definitely recommend for people needing a quick spot-treatment. I will never use anything else as a spot treatment again!!
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I've been using tea tree oil for my acne for a few years now and my results have been somewhat inconsistent. I use it at night as a spot treatment, after cleansing and moisturizing. On some types of acne it seems to work really well and I wake up in the morning with noticeably less inflamed spots. With continued use these spots dry up within a few days and don't leave as much of a dark spot afterwards. However I did not find it to be effective for whiteheads or cystic acne. The smell of the oil is somewhat medicinal but not overwhelming, I can feel a slight cooling sensation when I apply it but other than that there is no burning or discomfort. Lately it seems to have lost its effectiveness so I have turned to my prescription Clindoxyl cream again for my acne, but I would recommend those with light, uncomplicated acne to give this a try. I paid $12 for this and although the bottles are small, one bottle lasts several months.
personally, i didn't find this to help my skin at all. the smell is bearable, and i find it relieves shaving bumps. although when it came to treating pimples or just my skin in general, i really don't feel as if it helps at all! i think spots clear up slightly quicker, but really i don't think this product helped me at all. wouldn't recommend it, but it may work for others!
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Honestly, I don't think this product does much for my skin. I'd prefer to use salicylic acid for my pimples. The design of the bottle is pretty unhygienic, it's kind of a pain trying to dab it onto my finger.


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Congress Mulling Mandatory Isolation for Returning Ebola Doctors
October 28, 2014 | Filed Under Africa, Australia, Barack Obama, CDC, Congress, Democrats/Leftists, Ebola, Ethics, Government, Government Corruption, Health, Homeland Security, Liberals, President, Progressives, Security/Safety, Senate, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
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After a doctor returning from treating patients in West Africa was diagnosed with the deadly Ebola virus, some in Congress are proposing that any healthcare worker returning from overseas after treating Ebola patients must be placed in isolation to make sure they are free of the disease.
Doctor Craig Spencer was diagnosed with Ebola upon returning to the US after taking care of Ebola patients in Guinea but when he first came home he was not exhibiting any symptoms. But only days after his return Spencer checked into Bellevue Hospital in New York and in short order was diagnosed with the virus.
The doctor is now in isolation and being treated for Ebola.
Before he began showing symptoms, Dr. Spencer was carrying on his life as normal, riding city mass transit, eating out, even going bowling. This is something that has alarmed lawmakers sparking a motion to make isolation mandatory.
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Ebola Ranks in the Top Ten Most Engrossing Stories Since 2010
October 26, 2014 | Filed Under Africa, Barack Obama, Democrats/Leftists, Ebola, Ethics, Government, Government Corruption, Health, Journalism, Media Bias, President, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
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The Ebola story has broken into the top ten most watched stories in America since 2010, a poll shows. And the story is not yet ended, so it may climb higher still.
According to a new Pew Research Poll, 49 percent of Americans are following the Ebola story "very closely." This was, according to the pollsters, "a far greater share than interest in news about ISIS airstrikes (29%), U.S. economic news (26%) and the upcoming congressional elections (16%)."
Americans are clearly worried over Obama's failed response to the Ebola health crisis.
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Criticism Mounts for CDC Director Thomas Frieden
October 20, 2014 | Filed Under Africa, Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, CDC, Democrats/Leftists, Ebola, Ethics, Foreign Countries, Government, Government Corruption, Health, Liberals, President, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
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As the Ebola crises worsens and it becomes clear that the Obama administration and the Centers for Disease Control are operating on incomplete or even false information, Obama's appointed CDC director is finding mounting criticism of his handling of the crisis.
CDC director Dr. Thomas Frieden was appointed to his position by President Obama in 2009 and now, as the face of the Obama administration's flawed response to this developing Ebola situation, he faces the toughest task in his long, administrative career.
It is a career that began in New York City in 2002 when Frieden was appointed as the City Health Commissioner. There Frieden was responsible for the political attack on "trans fats," a campaign that opened the door for mayor Bloomberg's failed attempt to ban the sale of large sodas and other such nanny state "health" policies.
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Obama Suddenly Realizes Ebola is a 'Growing Threat' to the World
September 28, 2014 | Filed Under Africa, Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Democrats/Leftists, Ebola, Ethics, Government Corruption, Health, Liberals, President, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Five months late, President Obama is all of a sudden saying that the Ebola virus poses a "growing threat to regional and global security." This is after over two thousand Africans have died from the virus. Talk about a day late and a dollar short!
Appearing before African leaders at the United Nations in New York on Thursday, the President said, "There's still a significant gap between where we are and where we need to be."
"Stopping Ebola is a priority for the United States," Obama continued. "We will continue to lead and do our part. But this must also be a priority for the world."
Last week Obama ordered 3,000 troops to Africa to help fight Ebola as experts began warning that up to five million Africans could die from the virus.
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Report: Top CIA Officer in Benghazi Delayed Response to Terror Attack That killed Four Americans
September 9, 2014 | Filed Under Africa, Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Foreign Countries, Fox News, Government Corruption, Hillary Clinton, Islam, Islamofascism, Jihad, Journalism, Liberals, Libya, Media Bias, President, Progressives, Security/Safety, Sharia, Terrorism, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
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A report from operatives on the ground during the 2012 terror attacks in Behghazi, Libya claims that the top CIA official in the region delayed the rescue attempts that could have saved the lives of the four Americans killed during the attacks, one of whom was our Ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens.
The reports say that this was a "stand down" order, something that all democrats in Congress and the Obama administration claim was never ordered during the attacks.
Fox News' Bret Baier recently spoke to three security operatives stationed at the secret CIA annex in Benghazi who were involved in the incident. The trio claim that they were ordered not to respond as soon as they could have to save American lives.
These men say they were prevented from rescuing the Americans ultimately killed by terrorists in Benghazi.
The three private security contractors, Kris "Tanto" Paronto, Mark "Oz" Geist, and John "Tig" Tiegen, spoke at length to the Fox News reporter about their experiences during that terrible day. All three said they were ready to go to Ambassador Stevens' rescue.
One of the operatives, Kris Paronto, a former Army Ranger said, "Five minutes, we're ready. It was thumbs up, thumbs up, we're ready to go."
But the three were told to stand down by a CIA operative they refer to as "Bob."
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Obama Admin FINALLY Has A Major Border Security Plan… But For Nigeria?
September 7, 2014 | Filed Under Africa, Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Constitution, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, DREAM Act, Entitlements, Ethics, Foreign Policy, Government Corruption, Islam, Islamofascism, Jihad, Liberals, Mexico, President, Progressives, Sharia, State Department, Terrorism, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
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As millions of illegal aliens stream across our southern border bringing poverty, disease, and the destruction of our country, President Obama has finally decided to launch a program to lock down a border… but it isn't ours. His billion-dollar plan is to help the Nigerians shut down their borders.
After all this time of Americans pleading for the government to lock our border down, apparently Obama suddenly thinks that border security is important, only not for us and in this case to stop terrorism.
Last Thursday the State Department announced that it is launching a border security plan in cooperation with officials from Nigeria and several other nearby African nations such as Cameroon.
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CDC Refusing to Divulge Where 6 Patients Tested for Ebola are in the US
August 7, 2014 | Filed Under Africa, CDC, Democrats/Leftists, Ebola, Ethics, Government, Government Corruption, Health, Liberals, Nanny State, New York City, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
On Tuesday, it was reported that the Centers for Disease Control had tested six patients across the nation for the Ebola virus. But, even as the CDC has admitted testing these six patients the agency is refusing to inform the nation about just where all those suspected cases of Ebola are located.
After some confusion on August 5 where reports seemed to indicate that there were six patients in New York being tested for Ebola, I revealed on Breitbart that, while the CDC did say there were six patients being tested, the agency didn't locate them all in New York. It became clear that the initial stories were incorrect and that it wasn't six in New York but six spread out across the country.
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Michelle Obama: 'The Blood of Africa Runs Through My Veins' (Barack Silent)
August 3, 2014 | Filed Under Africa, Barack Obama, Budget, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Foreign Policy, Government Corruption, Liberals, Michelle Obama, President, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Encouraging African women to buck tradition and get an education, First Lady Michelle Obama informed them that the "blood of Africa" runs through her veins.
Addressing the participants at this year's Presidential Summit of the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders in Washington, the First Lady said that the "roots" of her "family tree are in Africa."
"My husband's father was born and raised in Kenya. Members of our extended family still live there. I have had the pleasure of traveling to Africa many times over the years, including four trips as first lady, and I have brought my mother and my daughters along whenever I can," she told those gathered.
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Ivory: Another Arbitrary Example of Obama Banning Things
February 17, 2014 | Filed Under Africa, Animals, Anti-Americanism, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Government, Government Corruption, Liberals, Policy, President, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Trade in new items made of ivory is illegal in the United States. The ban was put in place in 1989 to save the lives of the world's dwindling elephant population and to keep them from being heartlessly killed solely for their tusks. It's a sensible ban, granted, but now Obama has arbitrarily taken that needless next step to ban even those ivory items made before the ban, a move that makes no sense at all.
Since time immemorial, items made from ivory have been prized by humans. Elephant tusks are a very pleasing looking material and makes beautiful decorative carvings. And even today, even after the ban, items that were made in the hundreds of years before the ban are prized on the collector's and antiques markets.
But now Obama has decided that collectors and antiques dealers are criminals for even daring to own ivory items from pre-ban eras. The administration is moving to make sale or possession of any ivory, even pre-ban ivory, a crime.
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Obama Fails: Al Qaeda Controls More Territory Than Ever
January 10, 2014 | Filed Under Afghanistan, Africa, al Qaeda, Barack Obama, Democracy, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Government, Government Corruption, Iraq, Islam, Islamofascism, Jihad, Liberals, Military, Pakistan, Progressives, Religion, Saudi Arabia, Security/Safety, Sharia, Society/Culture, Taliban, Terrorism, Warner Todd Huston, Western Civilization | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Despite his oft times indiscriminate death from-the-skies drone program, Obama seems to have failed to put a stop to our worst enemy, al Qaeda. It seems that the infamous terror group now controls more territory than ever.
Obama has pretended that his occasional drone strike and the fact that he was in the White House when our military killed Osama bin Laden means that we've essentially won the war on terror and destroyed al Qaeda. But this seems to be a total lie. Al Qaeda is alive and well.
The National Review took the time in its morning email, The Morning Jolt, to note that the terrorists are expanding, not contracting.
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The World's Ten Worst Places to Be a Christian
January 9, 2014 | Filed Under Afghanistan, Africa, Bible, Catholicism, China, Christianity, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Foreign Countries, Government Corruption, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Liberals, Libya, Middle East, North Korea, Pakistan, PCism, Progressives, Religion, Saudi Arabia, Society/Culture, Syria, Warner Todd Huston, Western Civilization | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
The 2014 World Watch List of the 50 worst places in the world to be a Christian has been released showing all the usual suspect nations where Christians face daily persecution.
Since the American invasion of Iraq and later as the so-called Arab Spring has grown, persecution of Christians has exploded across the world–most especially in the middle east and Africa.
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The Kwanzaa Con: A Fake Holiday Created by a Rapist and Torturer
December 21, 2013 | Filed Under Africa, Anti-Americanism, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Holiday, Kwanzaa, Liberals, Progressives, Race, Racism, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Every year I post a piece on the troubled truth about Kwanzaa. This year will be no exception.
Kwanzaa, the purported "African" holiday celebrated only in the United States, is the ultimate politically correct holiday. It is little observed, even by our African American community, of course, but those that do celebrate it are wholly unaware that the faux holiday was created by a man with a very troubled past. For Kwanzaa's creator, Maulana Karenga, has a violent criminal record, is a racist, and even a rapist.
Each year, with the onset of Christmas, we are treated to another gauzy, fluff piece about how great Kwanzaa is by yet another PC spewing columnist. This year, among many others, we find aggrandizement such as that in The Telegraph from Macon, Georgia with, "Annual Kwanzaa celebrations highlight arts, community and history," and the Dallas Morning News with its titled,"Look forward to Kwanzaa celebrations with storytelling, music and more." We even find such helpful sites as TeacherPlanet.com's, "Kwanzaa Resources for Teachers." Yes, the world is filled with celebratory lionization of Kwanzaa.
Several years ago, the Houston Chronicle got in the act with a piece by Leslie Casimir titled "Learning about Kwanzaa from the holiday's creator." This one, though, was a bit off the usual track of the how-great-is-Kwanzaa theme because this particular piece celebrated the inventor of the faux holiday, Maulana Karenga, himself. So, instead of merely celebrating the manufactured holiday, Casimir amazingly made a hero of the rapist, race monger and violent thug who created it! To Casimir, Kwanzaa creator "Maulana Karenga" was a hero.
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Race Baiting Black Guest on Hannity Says America Has 'Apartheid' Today
December 12, 2013 | Filed Under Africa, Anti-Americanism, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Fox News, Government Corruption, Liberals, Media, President, Progressives, Race, Racism, Radio, South Africa, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
This is why the racebaiting industry is to be dismissed, folks. They just have nothing serious to say. For example, a guest on the Sean Hannity Fox News show went on an absurd, spittle-specked, wild-eyed rant that we have racial apartheid today right here in the USA.
The guest, racist Leo Terrell–he's a radio host in L.A. and, no, I never heard of him before, either–started screaming that black people can't go to states like Wyoming and Idaho because: RACISM!
Apparently this fool thinks that all our western states are filled with hood-wearing Klan members and they've barred all blacks from going there.
At one point in the conversation, this racebaiter screamed, "People like me can't go to Idaho and Wyoming! Those are segregated states and always will be, they're apartheid states! Are you kidding me?"
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Amazing Sea Rescue: Man Saved From Sunken Ship After Three Days Under the Ocean
December 4, 2013 | Filed Under Africa, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
This guy is one lucky sailor! A 12-man crew that went down in a tugboat off the coast of Nairobi were all presumed dead but recovery divers got a big surprise when they finally got to the downed vessel and found one man still alive after nearly three days on the ocean floor.
Authorities thought all hands were lost and took their time with a recovery effort but 60 hours after the boat capsized and sank divers got the shock of their lives when they found ship's cook Harrison Okene was still alive in an air pocket inside the stricken ship's hull.
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Obama Administration Employee Who Wanted to Kill White People STILL Has a Job
November 20, 2013 | Filed Under Africa, Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Constitution, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, DHS, Ethics, Government, Government Corruption, Liberals, President, Progressives, Race, Racism, Security/Safety, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
An employee of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) who was exposed in August as running a website that said that millions of white people needed to be killed and who has called the President a "mulatto faggot" still has not been fired from his $115 thousand a year government job.
Ayo Kimathi, whose responsibilities included handling the purchase of billions of rounds of ammunition for government arsenals, was exposed as a racist supporter of genocide back in August by no less than the left-wing Southern Poverty Law Center.
Not long after we learned that the DHS was buying billions of rounds of ammo–not to mention tanks and armored vehicles–we found that one of the Department's procurement officers is a racist bent on the genocide of white people.
Ayo Kimathi, who calls himself the "Irritated Genie" on his website, claimed he set up the website to sell concert and lecture videos.
But what actually appeared on his site was a far cry from mere promotional items.
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Ooops! Yahoo News Posts Article Calling Kenya The Land of Obama's Birth
June 25, 2013 | Filed Under Africa, Barack Obama, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Journalism, Liberals, Media, Media Bias, President, Progressives, Warner Todd Huston, Yahoo! News | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Yahoo! News raised the ire of liberals with a June 21 article that seems to have accidentally stated that Kenya was the "the country of Obama's birth."
The article was quickly changed, of course, but not before people noticed and not before Twitter became filled with outrage.
The piece, written by Rachel Rose Hartman, was headlined "White House doesn't have 'figure on costs' of Africa trip," and noted in the first paragraph that Obama was visiting Africa. "But he won't be stopping in the country of his birth," the paragraph ended.
Screenshot of article in its original form
Obama's African trip has him visiting South Africa, Senegal, and Tanzania. But he won't be visiting Kenya. Naturally with that opening line, many assumed that writer Hartman was talking about Kenya, the long rumored land of the President's birth.
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White House: Obama's $100 Million Africa Trip is 'Great Bang for our Buck'
June 17, 2013 | Filed Under Africa, Barack Obama, Budget, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Liberals, President, Progressives, Taxes, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
After questions arose over the $100 million price tag of the President's trip to Africa, the White House defended the costs claiming that the expenditure offers the nation "great bang for our buck."
After saying that the White House doesn't determine the costs of travel and security, deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes said that the visits to these little noticed parts of the world would be good exposure for the United States.
"Frankly, there will be a great bang for our buck for being in Africa, because when you travel to regions like Africa that don't get a lot of presidential attention, you can have very long-standing and long-running impact from the visit," Rhodes said in The Hill newspaper.
Rhodes said that ignoring Africa is ceding leadership to others in the region.
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Feds Waste $3.8 Million to 'Decrease Human-Elephant Conflict'
March 23, 2013 | Filed Under Africa, Barack Obama, Budget, Democrats/Leftists, Economy/Finances, Ethics, Liberals, President, Progressives, Taxes, Vietnam, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
The federal government is looking into the serious issue of the "conflict" between humans and elephants. To help out on that important issue, the government generously gave $3.8 million of your tax dollars to study the matter.
The princely sum was awarded in 2011 and 2012 for the African Elephant Conservation grant and was sent to "any African government agency responsible for African elephant conservation and protection and any other organization or individual with demonstrated experience in African elephant conservation."
Despite the millions offered, the federal government assured our African partners that no documentation or credentials were required to apply for the grant.
As CNSNews reports, the grant objectives were "to provide financial assistance to support projects that will enhance sustainable conservation programs to ensure effective, long-term conservation of African elephants."
More is coming for 2013, despite the sequester that the President said would shut down the government.
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The Kwanzaa Con: A Fake Holiday Created by a Rapist and Torturer
December 21, 2012 | Filed Under Africa, Anti-Americanism, Christmas, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Education, Ethics, Family, Holiday, Journalism, Kwanzaa, Liberals, Media, Media Bias, Progressives, Race, Sex Offenders/Rape, Warner Todd Huston | 2 Comments
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-By Warner Todd Huston
Every year I post a piece on the troubled truth about Kwanzaa. This year will be no exception. Note that some of the newspaper articles I quote are several years old and may no longer be online.
Kwanzaa, the purported "African" holiday celebrated only in the United States, is the ultimate politically correct holiday. It is little observed, even by our African American community, of course, but those that do celebrate it are wholly unaware that the faux holiday was created by a man with a very troubled past. For Kwanzaa's creator, Maulana Karenga, has a violent criminal record, is a racist, and even a rapist.
Each year, with the onset of Christmas, we are treated to another gauzy, fluff piece about how great Kwanzaa is by yet another PC spewing columnist. This year, among many others, we find aggrandizement such as that in The Telegraph from Macon, Georgia with, "Annual Kwanzaa celebrations highlight arts, community and history," and the Dallas Morning News with its titled,"Look forward to Kwanzaa celebrations with storytelling, music and more." We even find such helpful sites as TeacherPlanet.com's, "Kwanzaa Resources for Teachers." Yes, the world is filled with celebratory lionization of Kwanzaa.
Several years ago, the Houston Chronicle got in the act with a piece by Leslie Casimir titled "Learning about Kwanzaa from the holiday's creator." This one, though, was a bit off the usual track of the how-great-is-Kwanzaa theme because this particular piece celebrated the inventor of the faux holiday, Maulana Karenga, himself. So, instead of merely celebrating the manufactured holiday, Casimir amazingly made a hero of the rapist, race monger and violent thug who created it! To Casimir, Kwanzaa creator "Maulana Karenga" was a hero.
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Dinesh D'Souza's '2016,' A Warning Tale
September 22, 2012 | Filed Under Africa, Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Capitalism, Communism, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Elections, Ethics, Government, Liberals, President, Progressives, Socialism, Taxes, Warner Todd Huston | 1 Comment
-By Warner Todd Huston
In 2007-08, Americans didn't know anything at all about the man they were about to make the President of the United States. They elected Barack Obama to the highest office in the land despite knowing nothing about him, his ideas, or his past, and, unfortunately, he's led this country to despair. Now it is time for him to run for re-election and Dinesh D'Souza has made a film he's titled 2016: Obama's America in order to help make sure it doesn't happen a second time.
This weekend I attended a private screening of D'Souza's 2016 held by Freecapitalismnow.com and hosted by Chicago Republican gadfly William J. Kelly and the filmmaker himself, Mr. D'Souza. What I saw, even as I already knew much of the material from dispirit sources, was still eye-opening.
In the film, D'Souza relied heavily on Obama's book, Dreams of My Father He notes that the book isn't titled dreams of my father, but from. This, D'Souza says, is the tip off to the President's true ideology.
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NYTimes Looks for 'Golden Lining'… in Genocide?
August 1, 2012 | Filed Under Africa, Crime, Democrats/Leftists, Ethics, Freedom, Hate Crimes, Human Rights, Journalism, Liberals, Liberty, Media, Media Bias, New York City, Newspapers, PCism, Race, Sex Offenders/Rape, Society/Culture, The New York Times, Warner Todd Huston, Western Civilization | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
By some accounts, since the coming to power of Zimbabwe's terror-inducing Robert Mugabe, up to 480,000 people have lost their lives. Of those not killed outright or starved to death, tens of thousands of people had their property stolen and their livelihoods ended, they were beaten, raped, and left for dead. As these outrages were occurring the nation's economy was devastated, a one-time economic bright spot in Africa reduced to ruins. And in all this violation of human rights the New York Times sees a "golden lining"?
How could there be a "golden lining" in all this murder — even genocide — and destruction? Well, apparently out of the ashes of a country, the genocide of hundreds of thousands, and the human rights violations of millions more, the fact that a few thousand small farmers have risen up to some modest success raising tobacco is somehow a great success.
In a Friday, July 20 piece, Lydia Polgreen is all excited over this year's tobacco crop haul of 330 million pounds of the golden leaf (hence the "golden" lining).
Of course, this is down from the 522 million pounds that was realized in the year 2000, but it's better than nothing, one supposes.
Polgreen goes on to laud all the progress that this handful of black small farmers have had this year and that success, she and other Mugabe apologists think, might signal that Mugabe's genocidal "land reforms" might be a howling success. But even her own announcement of success is prefaced by the horrors.
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Why Democracy Is Dangerous for the 'Arab Spring'
October 26, 2011 | Filed Under Afghanistan, Africa, Democracy, Egypt, Foreign Countries, Frank Salvato, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, Pakistan, Palestinians, Saudi Arabia | Comments Off
-By Frank Salvato
There is a concerted movement that began in earnest with the Progressive Era to identify the United States of America as a Democracy. To be sure, this movement has made great strides in convincing the American citizenry of just that. This movement has been so successful in delivering this message that Democrats, Republicans, Liberals and Conservatives have, throughout history – and even up to and including today, have identified our American form of government as that of being a Democracy. There is even an initiative promoted by our federal government to export "Democracy" throughout the world. Today we see this initiative playing out in the Middle East and North Africa. There is only one thing wrong with all of the above and the problem exists at the root: The United States of America is not a Democracy; it never has been and, God willing, it never will be.
Democracy has always, throughout history, served as a gateway to despotism. This is primarily because Democracy is tantamount to "mob rule," or government by the majority. In a government ruled by the will of the majority – a Democracy, the rights of the minority are not guaranteed and are often neglected or even ignored by those who hold power, most often in pursuit of keeping or maintaining that power.
Additionally, in a Democracy, because it is essentially government by the will of the majority, government has no constraints. If fifty-one percent of the people – or a plurality of the people – can be persuaded to believe a particular avenue of thinking; convinced that a certain law is "necessary," it becomes the policy of the government or the law of the land, regardless of whether or not the minority's rights have been usurped or protected.
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Obama Finds Some Christians to Kill: US Troops to Uganda
October 14, 2011 | Filed Under Africa, Barack Obama, Democrats/Leftists, Liberals, Military, President, RightPundits.com, Terrorism, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Looks like President Obama has finally found some Christians he wouldn't mind killing. The president has sent a letter to Congress informing them that he's sending 100 U.S. Combat troops to Africa to assist in ending the reign of terror perpetrated by the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) in Uganda.
Obama has tasked these troops with helping other nations find, capture, or kill Joseph Kony and the senior leaders of the LRA. The key is that they are going to be in support roles as opposed to hunt-and-kill forces and will only engage in a firefight if they themselves are attacked…
Read the rest at RightPundits.com.
Earth Day and Environmental Insanity
April 22, 2011 | Filed Under Africa, Alan Caruba, Anti-Americanism, Budget, Cap and Trade, Climate Change, Coal, Democrats/Leftists, Economy/Finances, Energy, Environment, EU, Europe, Islamofascism, Japan, Liberals, Nuclear Power, Oil, PCism, Science, Society/Culture, Taxes, Terrorism, UN, Western Civilization | Comments Off
-By Alan Caruba
Anyone who has been paying any attention to the environmental movement has got to have concluded it is insane.
- While the United States stands poised on defaulting on its ever-growing debt — the highest in the nation's history;
- While wars and insurrections are waged in the Middle East, across northern Africa, and in the Ivory Coast;
- While Japan struggles to deal with a major earthquake and nuclear plant meltdown;
- While Islam wages terrorism worldwide, and
- While European nations attempt to deal with their own financial crisis, the environmentalists — Greens — engage in the most absurd frauds and nonsense since the Dark Ages.
In news from the United Nations — a misnomer if ever there was one — Bolivia is proposing a UN treaty that will give "Mother Earth" the same rights as accorded to human beings. It has just passed a domestic law that grants these rights to bugs, trees, and all other natural things in its own country.
According to the Bolivian proposal, humans have sought to "dominate and exploit" the Earth in ways that threaten the "well-being and existence of many beings" such as malaria-bearing mosquitoes, lice and ticks that spread disease, trees that provide timber for shelter and countless other uses, venomous snakes, and every other creature upon which we depend for food—beef, chickens, and fish, to name just three.
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The Middle East, The World, at a Crossroads
February 12, 2011 | Filed Under 9/11, Africa, al Qaeda, Anti-Americanism, Barack Obama, Democrats/Leftists, Egypt, Frank Salvato, Iran, Iraq, Islam, Islamofascism, Liberals, Military, President, Religion, Society/Culture, Taliban, Terrorism, Western Civilization | Comments Off
-By Frank Salvato
In 2008, former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel, was quoted as saying, "You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. And what I mean by that is an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before." As stunningly opportunistic as that statement was to many, it was, at least, a transparently honest statement that defined the tactics used by the White House during the first two years of the Obama Administration. And while those of us who are politically aware here in the United States came to see that tactic bring to fruition a sea-change of initiatives, our political and ideological trials and tribulations pale in comparison to what is happening in the Middle East today.
I bring up Mr. Emanuel's admission regarding crisis because it is cogent to the events happening in Tunisia, Jordan and, especially, Egypt. With pro-democracy and anti-dictatorial movements taking to the streets in protest of what they see as heavy-handed totalitarianism – albeit to a much lesser extent in Jordan than in the other locales, the world is witnessing a level of chaos that can only exist where there is a void in national cohesion; a void of accepted leadership. It is this void that serves as the opportunity for nefarious forces to exploit the "crisis."
Perhaps most notably in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood is calculating its actions carefully; waiting in the wings but for their call to take to the streets in support of the protesters. The Muslim Brotherhood, one of the quintessential organizations within the realm of radical Islam, was the organization that gave birth to al Qaeda. In fact, al Qaeda's number two, Ayman al Zawahiri, was a high-level member of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood before embarking on a reign of terror, murder and oppression with Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda.
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AP Slips in 'Poverty' As Reason For Nigerian Massacres
March 12, 2010 | Filed Under Africa, Christianity, Crime, Economy/Finances, Education, Foreign Countries, Government, Health, History, Islam, Media, Media Bias, Race, Religion, Society/Culture, Warner Todd Huston, Western Civilization | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
True to its fealty to left-wing, western pop psychology, the Associated Press thinks it knows one of the principle reasons why roving gangs of Muslims are hacking Christians to death and burning their villages to the ground in Nigeria: It's "poverty."
Liberals that struggle to understand why man is often so cruel to his fellows seem always to have assumed that poverty is a key factor in violence and crime, but rarely it is the factor that liberals assume it to be. Poverty is no picnic, but it is not the cause of crime and violence. It is more likely a symptom itself rather than a catalyst.
It's a chicken and egg question, of course. What came first, the poverty or the crime? But the simple fact of the matter is that poverty is seen in every corner of the Earth, yet crime rates vary wildly from area to area and era to era. So, if poverty is constant and is the catalyst for crime, why doesn't crime hold at a fairly constant rate? It seems pretty obvious that crime is not directly caused by poverty.
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Some Cultures Aren't 'Just as Good as Ours'
January 8, 2010 | Filed Under Africa, Anti-Americanism, Britain, Capitalism, Christianity, Education, Family, Freedom, History, Islam, Islamofascism, Liberals, Religion, Rights, Society/Culture, Warner Todd Huston | 1 Comment
-By Warner Todd Huston
Multiculturalism is the dream state of the extreme left, not just in the U.S.A. but worldwide. From the pointy-heads at university, to the self-congratulatory oafs in Brussels and Washington D.C., these leftists sternly warn us all that any assumption that one culture is somehow better than another is "racist," or at the least gauche. Everyone is the same, they say and you are a creep to think otherwise.
And they are simply wrong. Some cultures are better than others. A recent BBC report proves my nay saying of multiculturalism is right, too.
On Jan 7 the BBC posted a report on the increase in child sacrifice in Uganda where so-called witch-doctors are increasingly killing children in faux religious practices in order to bestow good luck on adults.
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