
Most days I curse my swimming pool. It’s a pain… something is always breaking… it constantly needs chemicals and cleaning. Opening it is a hassle and closing it is a hassle. But on days like today – when it’s 94F and wicked humid – my little private pool is a wonderful reminder that I live [...]

Will Manly, a reporter for the Hays Daily News (until he just joined the Navy), wrote an insightful small town response to Barack Obama. In “celebration” of Osama Obama’s recent conquest of his party’s nomination I’ve decided to repost Mr. Manly’s letter here in it’s entirety. Growing up in a small town myself I relate [...]
By WarAxe
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Posted in Politics
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Also tagged Barack Obama, Bobby Jindal, country, freedom, gun control, Hays, Hillary Clinton, Iraq, Navy, Pennsylvania, San Francisco, Will Manly
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The following is a discussion snippet from Compassion International’s blog. They recently had a blog post debating transparency versus marketing with respect to the best direction for the content of their blog. During the conversation I ran into Ashleigh, a 21-yr-old schoolgirl who seemed full of inexperience and strong opinions. For example, she touted environmental [...]
By WarAxe
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Posted in Faith, Politics
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Also tagged compassion, Earth Day, energy, food, Jeffrey Sachs, Kyoto, leftism, Politics, poverty, United States, William Easterly
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I just saw Iron Man at the theater. You’ll read some of my criticisms here, but all in all it was a fun and exhilarating cinematic ride. Oh yeah… minimal spoilers, so relax (in case you don’t read comic books)! The Acting This was a pure gem for Robert Downey Jr. as he masterfully filled [...]
By WarAxe
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Posted in Military, Movies, Politics, Reviews
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Also tagged defense contractor, defense technology, Gwyneth Paltrow, Hollywood, Iron Man, Jeff Bridges, Lockheed Martin, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Movies, Politics, Reviews, Robert Downey Jr., Stark Industries, Tony Stark, United States, weapon systems
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April 16, 2008 – 11:33 pm

It’s been a few weeks since the April 3 police raid on a Mormon breakaway sect that had a Texas ranch (called Yearning for Zion) where several families lived and worked in societal seclusion. They were also practicing polygamy and pubescent marriage – both of which are Biblical (in historicity) and fit with these people’s [...]

Charlton Heston, famed actor, constitutional rights advocate, and patriot, died Saturday night at the age of 84. Heston was the quintessential iconic male… using his rugged face and deep voice to play all manner of heroes and leaders – Marc Antony, John the Baptist, Moses, Ben-Hur to name a few. Of course, Heston was better [...]
February 9, 2008 – 8:44 pm

So I voted this past week in my New York State primary election. I’m a registered Republican and was given five choices (Giuliani, Paul, Romney, McCain, Huckabee). I guess they left Rudy’s name on the ballet for posterity. Anyways, I voted for Ron Paul. Why did I vote for someone who had little to no [...]

I went to Washington, DC recently for a friend’s wedding (sort of – it turns out they actually got married two days prior… which we found out when we got there… so we arrived in time for the post-wedding barbecue… but it seriously was great). Anyways, there was much to observe and ruminate on in [...]

This post is a version of an email that’s been circulating the internet for years. It’s a great parody of the entitlement mentality poisoning the western world, especially America. OLD VERSION The ant works hard in the withering heat all summer long, building his house and laying up supplies for the winter. The grasshopper thinks [...]
By WarAxe
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Posted in Jovial Cynicism, Politics
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Also tagged ABC, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, CBS, CNN, food, Hillary Clinton, Jesse Jackson, Larry King, law, NBC
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February 26, 2007 – 11:32 pm

This post could have also been called: Global Hysteria is Man-Made – Part Two [Dr. Inconvenience House ReMiX] Again, this post could have also been called: Al Gore Finally Won Something And even before you read any further you should think about checking out Planet Gore. Last night at the Democratic National Conven- err… I [...]
By WarAxe
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Posted in Jovial Cynicism, Math & Science, Politics
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Also tagged ABC, Andy Mukherjee, Belle Meade, China, Drew Johnson, electricity, electricity consumption, energy, energy consumption, energy use, Eric Alterman, extravagant energy use, free market policy solutions, Gore's mansion, Gregg Easterbrook, Laurie David, Nashville, natural gas bills, Persian-Gulf, Rosanne Barr, Rosie O'Donnell, Sydney, Tennessee, Tennessee Center for Policy Research, Virgin Airways, www.drudgereport.com
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