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Emma Maersk Is Transporting Your Job To
China |
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Check out all the photos. You may be
surprised. And you may learn something about your future job. |
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More photos &
facts are here. |
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Arizona Invasion |
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A Personal Letter From
Some Arizonans |
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Hey everyone out there! |
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We, in Arizona,
know you're boycotting us -- but you really should come out here and
see our Beautiful
Sonoran
Desert. |
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It's just gorgeous
right now! We know you'd love it and maybe you can
share what you saw with the rest of the country so they
can love it too! |
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More photos are here. |
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When A Soldier
Returns Home, He Finds Some Things
Difficult... |
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Perspective Insight In Sight |
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Everyday events and situations are
perceived from a new perspective.
More photos are here. |
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America In The 1930s |
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And you think you've got it tough? |
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These photos were taken in America
during the 1930s. |
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Consider how fragile our economy,
personal lives, and health really are. |
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Consider this when you are annoyed
about dropped cell calls & high gas prices, when deciding which
dirty, ugly T-shirt to wear today, and when you whine that there are
not enough cable channels. |
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And how about all that time you spend
jabbering to your friends about what he said to her and she said to
him... and what your boss said to you yesterday in the office. |
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you get when you might be 10 minutes late for that so
very important workout session. |
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View more photos from
1930s America |
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Inserting Western Civilization Into
Afghanistan |
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View more photos
of this village in Afghanistan. |
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How? Why? More... |
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A Great American Tea Party |
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The first two photos below show a
tiny fraction of the two million ABC estimates attended. There were
signs and lots of comments comparing this event to
Woodstock. At the time this photo was taken,
around 1:00 p.m.,
Pennsylvania Avenue
was still jammed completely, and the mall was packed from the
Capitol Building
past the Washington
Monument.
To see
aerial photos, click
here. |
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This is the first great anti-statist
manifestation in American history. This Constitutional believers'
movement developed in the post-WWII, Cold War environment and has
now matured into the most significant American political movement of
the 21st century. This day may be referred to in the not too distant
future as the day that changed
America.
This was the day the
great silent individual rights & liberty majority
finally found its
voice.
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There were notable differences
though, in the behavior of these attendees. Although the legend of
Woodstock is that there was a friendly
atmosphere of camaraderie, the truth is that most people were there
for the drugs, sex and rock and roll. On this day in D.C. there was
a true kinship amongst these people based on shared values and
intellectual understanding of what
America is and how its future is
imperiled by big radical government.
No one was having sex in the Reflecting Pool let alone the mud, and
there was not one projectile vomiting on the steps of the Capitol.
There were no warnings to avoid the bad acid which would send you on
a trip to the hospital as the signs at Woodstock warned.
This is not just a different era, but
a different level of civilized behavior and thought.
Oh, and by the way, these people
didn’t leave tons of garbage behind when they left. Actually they
left no trash behind at all.
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Many of the attendees were quite meek
and timid and were unsure of exactly what to expect, this being the
first time in their lives they’d been involved in a protest
movement. Their fears evaporated early in the day and there were
people reveling in the camaraderie, the joy and sheer civility that
was exhibited at the entire event. Chants of “Freedom, freedom,
freedom”, “No more czars! No more czars!” carried through the air
without the slightest hint of rancor or incivility which is the norm
at the leftist rallies over the decades. |
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WALNUT – Workers Against Lazy Non-Producers United
Together — the conservative answer to ACORN. Didn’t have
to ask them if they were receiving any taxpayer money
like radical left-wing ACORN. Different DNA!
Protesters came from every state in the union. One man
came from San
Antonio, TX.
He said that he was really sorry he hadn’t brought his
family. He stated that being a black conservative he was
afraid to expose his children to what he expected would
be a lot of liberal abuse. He was thrilled with the
tenor of the event and the fact that no liberals were
present to harass him. He spoke about how incredibly
intolerant the left is to black individuals who don’t
bow to the party line.
In the
very center of the photo, above the
Silence is Consent – Can You Hear Us Now
sign, you can see
Pennsylvania Ave., which at
this time is totally blocked with protesters who cannot
move forward to the Capitol area. Sorry, full up.
San Diego
radio host Mason Weaver said from the podium: "I came
here because I thought you might want to hear a black
man speak without a teleprompter. This government is
trying to make a nation of dependent people. Americans
have always been independent people. This is not a
Republican thing, it’s not a Democrat thing. It’s not a
black thing or a white thing. It’s an American thing. We
the people are telling them 'No more! We’ve had
enough!'"
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Ever present at
Tea Parties are Sons of Liberty re-enactors.
The couple on the left is from
Tennessee. The young
lady on the right is not but she joined in
the photo. The clothing for the couple was
hand stitched by the lady on the left.
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London, England,
2008 |
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Photos from London. Please
submit photos of a comparable Christian demonstration somewhere in the
world. |
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Atlanta, Georgia is
reported to have 80,000 Muslims. They are building a
46,000 s.f. mosque in Atlanta. It will be the largest in
America. |
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These pictures are of
Muslims marching through the streets of London during
their recent Religion of Peace Demonstration. |
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Caribou Relaxing At Prudhoe Bay |
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caribou are pausing in their busy day's activities to
watch oil be pumped from one of the largest US oil
fields. The Prudhoe Bay, Alaska area supplies around 17% of the
US' daily needs. |
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Planning The
Green Democrat Convention... The Democrat's
Convention For Greenies |
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Above
from the left are former Denver mayor Federico Pena,
Colorado Governor Bill Ritter, and Democratic National
Convention CEO Leah Daughtry.
The Democrat's planning has been hindered by their mandate for
teeny-tiny carbon footprints, only green foods, &
recyclable packaging.
Caterers complain that there just isn't a enough
variety of green foods to provide nutrition & good
taste.
Fried foods are forbidden.
No liquid may be served in individual plastic
containers. Plates must be reusable, recyclable or
compostable. Foods should be local, organic or both.
Caterers are required to provide foods in "at least
three of the following five colors: red, green, yellow,
blue/purple, and white," no counting garnishes. Caterers are colorizing some foods to meet requirements.
Watch this convention for exciting, action-packed
approaches used to smuggle in cheeseburgers, French
fries, and candy. |
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Two Men Rich
In Ignorance & Emotion |
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Bill Gates
of Microsoft & New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg have
agreed to use their charitable trusts to fight poverty. It's too bad they didn't agree
to fight ignorance. There's a bunch of ignorance around
and a battle against it might be partially won. And then the
winners would know hot to earn their own food instead of taking more
free food that probably doesn't even taste so good. |
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| Genuine
Experts |
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These
experts are rescuing innocent Afghanis from their home
in Afghanistan.
Imagine the skills and courage required to this "all in
a day's work" work. |
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