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Comment on New at zombietime: John Holdren and Harrison Brown by kimberly Varney

kimberly Varney — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 17:24:58 +0000

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Comment on The crisis in American education: a five-part back-to-school essay by zombie

zombie — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 19:35:49 +0000

“in a true Christian nation, you have to choice to reject the truth, though it is at a tremendous risk.”

What risk would that be?

I highly recommend that you keep reading the other installments for a more complete picture of my outlook.

Comment on The crisis in American education: a five-part back-to-school essay by Larry

Larry — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 16:45:35 +0000

I could only get through a part of your Texas segment and had to stop because of the unsubstantiated, unmitigated secular bias. Read the first amendment. Read about the founding fathers. Think for yourself. The Supreme Court’s self-appointed, unconstitutional power of judicial review has no relevance to the Constitution whatsoever. Read what Jefferson thought of the Supremes. I love your website as it shows the complete lunacy and hypocrisy of the left, but you are way off base here. Try this just to get you started and check out the founding documents and writings of the era for yourself. You’ll notice there is little evidence presented when some suggest the ludicrous idea that this nation was not founded on Judeo-Christian values and that Christianity was key to its success. The good news is, in a true Christian nation, you have to choice to reject the truth, though it is at a tremendous risk.

Comment on The crisis in American education: a five-part back-to-school essay by Ringo the Gringo

Ringo the Gringo — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 17:10:02 +0000

I only just noticed that Buzzsawmonkey did the illustration. Great job, Buzzsaw!

Comment on New at zombietime: John Holdren, forced abortions and mass sterilization by loveboy

loveboy — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 11:09:33 +0000

Sarah Palin who feeds retarded children and is a hunter of poor animals ,probably to feed those same handicapped,idiotic offspring of hers ,is certainly a good example for retarded people to follow!!!

Comment on New at zombietime: John Holdren, forced abortions and mass sterilization by DUCKIE

DUCKIE — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 10:51:19 +0000

The idiots are those who are proud of nine children !! Better breed nice animals !!!The Mother will be less likely to end up in a home for old people ,all alone.It’s easy to blame Hitler ,most scientists know that too many humans means the death of the earth.

Comment on New at zombietime: John Holdren, forced abortions and mass sterilization by DUCKIE

DUCKIE — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 10:47:17 +0000

Catholicism certainly never encouraged people to have few children , no regulations but plenty of welfare!!!!I ‘m more in favour of Obama if he really means to implement population regulation. But there are so many backward people

Comment on New at zombietime: John Holdren, forced abortions and mass sterilization by cheyre

cheyre — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 10:35:57 +0000

At last some truths !It’s high time humans who claim to regulate everything should regulate themselves and stop being the most dangerous species on earth

Comment on Why Sharron Angle’s rape/abortion position makes pro-choice me respect her more by barbara

barbara — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 07:33:36 +0000

do any of realize that women and girls are not going to be safe even in their homes from rape year after year thanks to sharron angle and other sickos like her.

Comment on The crisis in American education: a five-part back-to-school essay by Tuan Jim

Tuan Jim — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 01:55:35 +0000

Regarding your comments about MSG Benavidez - he was one of the first MoH awardees I learned about in detail back in Army training (being that he was an MI soldier) - always been impressed by his citation overall - the massive number of wounds, the repeated movements, (not to mention the destruction of classified material under fire) - different though it is from York’s (in the same way that his is different than Michael P. Murphy’s (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_P._Murphy) and Paul Ray Smith’s (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Ray_Smith) - the likelihood of a similar battle to the Marne or D-Day happening in this day and age is unlikely and the awards have been necessarily adjusted over the years to compensate.

Certainly battles in 2004 in Ramadi or Kabul don’t have the same flavor as ones on Guadalcanal or Ypres, but that shouldn’t take away from the endless sacrifices on display every day (I did read your other comments - don’t worry).

Not to mention that we’re now in an age where every single aspect of every mission is scrutinized to the nth degree. Compare any recent citation to some of the older reports (even York’s is shamefully short) - look at some of the citations from WWI, WWII, etc - many are incredibly brief - and not necessarily the kind of thing that would hold up in today’s politically partisan congress.