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Category Archives: Current Affairs & History
Holiday Jeer
I have long pined for a hobby which allowed me to ridicule others while ostensibly serving a greater good. Today at 12:43 pm, it came to me. Actually it pulled up next to me. I was slowly approaching the street … Continue reading
When The Dead Are Just Missing?
When are the dead just missing? When describing them as dead constitutes admission that abortion is the taking of a human life. So if you are a supporter of abortion rights and evidence is presented to document a shortage of … Continue reading
Ireland’s Bloody Sunday
If Tuesday’s [05/17] news of the British Queen visiting Ireland’s Croke Park stadium did not seem unusual, then like me, you need a refresher on ‘The Troubles.’ Opening lyrics to the U2 song, Sunday Bloody Sunday: I can’t believe the … Continue reading
Posted in 2TG Favorites, Books & Reading, Current Affairs & History
Tagged Ireland, Norman Davies, U2
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28th Anniversary of Ronald Reagan Quoting C.S. Lewis
I’m always a sucker for a good CS Lewis quote: The greatest evil is not done in those sordid dens of evil that Dickens loved to paint but is conceived and ordered (moved, seconded, carried, and minuted) in clear, carpeted, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs & History
Tagged C.S. Lewis, Evil Empire, Politics, Ronald Reagan, Screwtape, The Screwtape Letters
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Robert Kagan: Why No Love For Colombia?
Before Egyptian protests initially began on Jan 25th, Robert Kagan had an Op-Ed in the Jan 23rd Washington Post which stated the following: But sometimes American policy is as incomprehensible as it is regrettable, as damaging to our interests as … Continue reading
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Tagged Colombia, Egyptian protests, Hounduras, Robert Kagan
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Leaders Who Believe In Free-Markets
The WSJ’s great Mary Anastasia O’Grady reports on one country’s efforts to create free-market oriented cities. The country has leaders who make the type of statements noted below. Leader 1 – What I love about the concept is two things. … Continue reading
Bob Gibson, Thomas Sowell and Asian Students
Old baseball joke. Bob Gibson was the luckiest pitcher in major league baseball. Why? Every time he pitched, the other team didn’t score any runs. The great Thomas Sowell doing what he does best; pointing out the lack of logic … Continue reading
Now That’s a Bunch of Lard
My love of Cuban Bread can survive knowledge of it’s ingredients, but why can’t food products have a spoiler alert? We could call the anti-spoiler law the IZ Alert. The IZ Alert law would acknowledge the inherent limitations of potentially … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs & History
Tagged C.S. Lewis, Cuban bread, Humor, Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwo'ole
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