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Archive for September, 2005
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Published by Brad September 30th, 2005 in Politics. 0 CommentsWhy trust the mainstream media after they botched Katrina?
Published by Brad September 29th, 2005 in Current Events. 0 CommentsHugh Hewitt makes an interesting correlation:
Given this failure to capture the true story in New Orleans even with all of the combined resources of all the MSM working around the clock, why would anyone believe that American media is accurately reporting on the events in Iraq from the Green Zone, in the course of a […]
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Well it’s been a pretty eventful couple of weeks since I last wrote about the family.
We’re locked in for a new house. We ended up going with the McCaffrey home. We love the model (you can view pictures by clicking on the photos tab).
Happy Mills received an extreme makeover. As you can see the place […]
Another book I’d like to buy. Stories from real soldiers on the battlefield, not the handpicked soldiers that reporters weed-out who will complain about everything just to get their mug on TV.
Quite possibly the WORST game ever! (Almost)
Published by Brad September 26th, 2005 in Humor. 0 CommentsHow long can you hold it? HoldTheButton.com
This game is almost as much fun as “who can go the longest without saying a word?”.
(HT: Caffeine & Irony)
Katrina death toll grossly exagerrated. (Nola)
Newly formed Supreme Court may get a chance to reinstate the “partial birth” abortion ban. (Breitbart)
Washington Nationals team chaplain suspended for believing in Acts 4:12. (Agape Press)
Another adult stem cell breakthrough that won’t get the attention that embryonic stem cell research does. (Townhall)
I guess the good ‘ol USA isn’t as […]
World Series/Catastrophies are good for our health
Published by Brad September 26th, 2005 in Uncategorized. 0 CommentsERs slow down when major events are occuring whether it is the Red Sox in the World Series or terrorist attacks. Read more about this interesting statistic.
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Barbara Streisand is at it again…
Published by Brad September 25th, 2005 in Current Events. 0 CommentsShe thinks the increase in Hurricane intensity and frequency is due to global warming. Other than poking fun at Barbara’s ignorance, this article from World Net Daily, contains some interesting information such as this statement from meteorology expert Max Mayfield, head of the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
“The current period of heightened activity could […]
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