Recently, scientists at the CO2 monitoring station at Mona Loa Observatory in Hawaii announced that CO2 levels in the earth’s atmosphere have reached 400 parts per million. Pieter Tans of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration estimates that CO2 levels haven’t been this high in 2 million years. On the surface, it seems we should [...] Continue reading → 
On July 24, 1701, French explorer Antoine Laumet de La Mothe, sieur de Cadillac and 51 other French Canadians founded a settlement along a river and named it Fort Ponchartrain du Détroit. The settlement became the center of the regional fur trading business and the population began to grow with the business and became a [...] Continue reading → 
There’s another murderer masquerading as an OB doctor in Texas whose clinic is being investigated after a few of his employees came forward with their testimonies. Three women and one other anonymous person who were employed by Dr. Douglas Karpen have come forward to testify about the horrific details of what went on at this [...] Continue reading → 
Let not Kermit Gosnell be the sole face of the horror that is abortion. Gosnell is one man out of an unknown number in a horde who are, no more and no less, killers of babies born and unborn. A majority of these savages will never face punishment for the crimes against humanity they are [...] Continue reading → 
About ten years ago, the Tsarnaev family was granted political asylum in the United States. Curiously over the past 10 years family members have made frequent visits back to the country they fled from. A month ago two members of the family set off pressure cooker bombs at the Boston Marathon as an act of [...] Continue reading → 
According to a study by some psychological scientists from Denmark and the U.S., men who are physically strong are more likely to pursue their own personal interests, while men who are physically weak are more likely to forego their own personal interests. The study focused on the question of redistribution of wealth and measured physical [...] Continue reading → 
Tune in to financial TV, read financial news, listen to financial radio and most of what you watch, read and hear is noise. Cable TV increased the number of channels from several to hundreds, and new media increased it from hundreds to tens of millions. More channels means more space, more space means more need [...] Continue reading → 
On May 14, Dana Milbank of the Washington Post Stenographer wrote of our poor president. He called him “President Passerby.” Milbank wrote pleadingly that Obama “needs urgently to become a participant in his presidency.” Gee Dana, why start now? He’s done such a great job from the sideline or leading from behind. That’s why polls [...] Continue reading → 
“While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease.” So proclaimed God in the Book of Genesis, but what does He know? He hasn’t got anything on Gaia. Of course one can’t use biblical arguments when trying to persuade those of a different [...] Continue reading → 
Virtually every week there is some outrageous story of an alleged violation of the separation of church and state. They’re becoming so frequent that they are often met with a collective yawn. The crazy thing about all this is how removed these actions are from the clear intent of the founders — as seen in [...] Continue reading → 
I don’t often listen to Sean Hannity, but a couple of days ago, for whatever reason I did. He brought up a fascinating topic. He spoke of rich Manhattan liberals who go to Disney World for vacation. No, that’s not the fascinating part. Now anyone who has been to Disney knows of the interminably long [...] Continue reading → 
The current mayor of New York City is Michael Bloomberg who just happens to be one of the top ten richest people in America with a net worth of over $27 billion. Most Democrats are known for being quite liberal, but Bloomberg is neither liberal nor conservative, nor is he a moderate. You could say [...] Continue reading →