�China for a Day� in America?

�China for a Day� in America?: "New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman, the supposedly 'moderate' voice among liberalism's brigades, has come out and openly advocated what environmentalists were previously afraid to say aloud. Namely, that America should suspend our democratic, Constitutional principles and become 'China for a day.'"

Thomas Sowell : Obama and the Law - Townhall.com - Mozilla Firefox

Thomas Sowell : Obama and the Law - Townhall.com - Mozilla Firefox: "One of the biggest and most long-lasting 'change' to expect if Barack Obama becomes President of the United States is in the kinds of federal judges he appoints. These include Supreme Court justices, as well as other federal justices all across the country, all of whom will have lifetime tenure."

Family Security Matters � Publications � New Danish Book Draws Jihadist Ire

Family Security Matters � Publications � New Danish Book Draws Jihadist Ire


It is an equation becoming all too familiar. A new book released in Europe contains essays critical of Islam and illustrations of the Prophet Mohammed. In response, some are calling for blood.

Burt Prelutsky : A Legal System Only a Mother Could Love - Townhall.com

Burt Prelutsky : A Legal System Only a Mother Could Love - Townhall.com: "I think I understand the reason why so many politicians are reluctant to take a tough stand against the illegal aliens pouring in from Mexico. It's partly pandering for votes, partly providing corporate America with cheap labor, and partly a natural reluctance to be branded as racists by the liberal media, Latino leaders on the make, and the moral cretins in the ACLU."

Grandpa Lake�s Weblog � Blog Archive � The Finnish Economic Experience

Grandpa Lake�s Weblog � Blog Archive � The Finnish Economic Experience: "In January, 2006, I moved from America, my home for over six decades, to Finland. The reason was to marry the woman I love. I link to that story here, but this story is to describe my impression of Finland's economic system. I think of it as 'socialist', but a Finnish friend took umbrage to my description of it as such."