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Monday, March 23, 2009
'Taken' and global sex traffic
"In his recent Fox thriller, 'Taken,' actor Liam Neeson tackles the inevitable result of that change, for sexual predators are the natural pedigree of sexually libertine societies. Neeson plays a divorced father who slashes through Europe, guns blazing, to rescue his young daughter. Kidnapped and drugged, she is auctioned off by aristocratic French sex slavers to wealthy Arab buyers during her Paris college vacation.
"'Taken' is brutally honest about the 'high end' of the growing global sex slave traffic. The girl's naïveté and her capture are wholly plausible and follow thousands of years of similar history when good men allow bad men to attain power. Only the happily ever-after rescue by 'dad with the "mad skills" of a super spy' is implausible."
Protests in Washington, Calif. call for war's end
"Anti-war activists said even though former President George W. Bush is out of power, they are disappointed with what they see as stalled action from Obama."
Well this is the change they voted for. Suck it in.
"'We all have a lot of confidence in (Obama),' she said, holding two signs that read 'Out of Iraq' and 'End the War.'"
Then why are you protesting? You should have stayed home.
I remember the good old days when people had intelligence.
Well this is the change they voted for. Suck it in.
"'We all have a lot of confidence in (Obama),' she said, holding two signs that read 'Out of Iraq' and 'End the War.'"
Then why are you protesting? You should have stayed home.
I remember the good old days when people had intelligence.
Venezuela's Chavez calls Obama "ignoramus"
"Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez said on Sunday his U.S. counterpart Barack Obama was at best an 'ignoramus' for saying the socialist leader exported terrorism and obstructed progress in Latin America."
Shocker: 'Global warming' simply no longer happening
"Two more studies – one by the Leibniz Institute of Marine Science and the Max Planck Institute of Meteorology in Germany and another by the University of Wisconsin – predict a slowing, or even a reversal of warming, for at least the next 10 to 20 years.
"The Arctic sea ice has grown more on a percentage basis this winter than it has since 1979.
"The number of polar bears has risen 25 percent in the past decade. There are 15,000 of them in the Arctic now, where 10 years ago there were 12,000.
"'The most recent global warming that began in 1977 is over, and the Earth has entered a new phase of global cooling,' says Don Easterbrook, professor of geology at Western Washington University in Bellingham, confidently. He maintains a switch in Pacific Ocean currents 'assures about three decades of global cooling. New solar data showing unusual absence of sun spots and changes in the sun’s magnetic field suggest ... the present episode of global cooling may be more severe than the cooling of 1945 to 1977.'
"Climatologist Joe D’Aleo of the International Climate and Environmental Change Assessment Project, says new data 'show that in five of the last seven decades since World War II, including this one, global temperatures have cooled while carbon dioxide has continued to rise.'
"'The data suggest cooling not warming in Earth's future,' he says."
What do the global temperatures and Obama's approval ratings have in common?
Both are steadily dropping.
"The Arctic sea ice has grown more on a percentage basis this winter than it has since 1979.
"The number of polar bears has risen 25 percent in the past decade. There are 15,000 of them in the Arctic now, where 10 years ago there were 12,000.
"'The most recent global warming that began in 1977 is over, and the Earth has entered a new phase of global cooling,' says Don Easterbrook, professor of geology at Western Washington University in Bellingham, confidently. He maintains a switch in Pacific Ocean currents 'assures about three decades of global cooling. New solar data showing unusual absence of sun spots and changes in the sun’s magnetic field suggest ... the present episode of global cooling may be more severe than the cooling of 1945 to 1977.'
"Climatologist Joe D’Aleo of the International Climate and Environmental Change Assessment Project, says new data 'show that in five of the last seven decades since World War II, including this one, global temperatures have cooled while carbon dioxide has continued to rise.'
"'The data suggest cooling not warming in Earth's future,' he says."
What do the global temperatures and Obama's approval ratings have in common?
Both are steadily dropping.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
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