I Know Nothing About Him, He Just Wrote My Book

More and more reports are circulating that domestic terrorist Bill Ayers, who President Obama has tried to distance himself from, actually wrote one of Obama's memoirs, "Dreams From My Father". But Obama doesn't know anything about him and barely even knows him.

Oh, God, Book II

In the category of "Please, Lord, gouge out my eyes and rupture my eardrums, strike me dumb and tell me I didn't just read that." comes the story of African bishops stopping just short of calling President Barack Obama the second coming of Christ. Ghana Archbishop Charles Parker-Buckle said "It's like the biblical story repeating itself.", though he was referring to the story of Joseph who was sold into slavery and came out of it to be an important person. Look closely at the language being used about unification of the races and the divine plan behind his election, however. I would make the case that this borders on idolatry. Luckily, the domestic bishops still seem a bit ambivalent.

If You Can't Arrest Someone For Being an Illegal Immigrant, is it Still a Crime?

Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio has been stripped of authority by the Department of Homeland Security of the ability to investigate illegal immigrants based upon their status as illegals. The Sheriff will still be allowed to investigate the immigration status of people he picks up for crimes (thanks, DHS!!!) but he can't investigate people for violating immigration laws. So, let's get this straight, no one is an illegal immigrant until they commit a felony?

I Know it's Kind of a Theme, But Can You Trust Your Government?

President Barack Obama (D. L'Enfer) held a conference with "doctors" who are in support of his health care reform yesterday. His first line was something like you all look spiffy in you white coats. The problem is, the White House had to provide them for some of the doctors, despite being told to wear them to the event. I'd like to ask anyone reading this blog to take a minute to search for the names of the doctors who attended this event and find out how many work only for non-profit centers and post your findings on the comments. I know you may not find anything. Just look at how arranged this event was. It's not public relations anymore, it's abject lies and propoganda.

Tomorrow it Starts Again

While I think I've posted some important things in the last few weeks while I've really taken time away, I'm done with relaxing on this. Maybe I have to write on this blog for years before anyone is watching other than my two faithful readers, but I think that maybe I have something to offer. I've forgotten that sometimes the effort is all that matters. So tomorrow, I'm going to try this again with the passion that I gave it before. I hope someday that maybe there's an audience, but maybe that's not the point. I apologize for the time off. Let's play.

If You Didn't Believe Me Before on Climate Change, Try This on For Size!!!

In a great piece on American Thinker, author Mike Sheppard absolutely destroys the mythology of the UN science supporting the idea of anthropomorphic global warming. Can we put this to bed now? Also, if this doesn't show you what the UN really is, you're asleep at the wheel.

White House Takes On Fox, Glenn Beck, With Rather Weak Evidence

The official White House blog blasted Fox News and Glenn Beck for disregarding the facts. Specifical, the White House was attempting to refute reports that Patrick Gaspard, the White House Director of Political Affairs, was formerly the right-hand man of the current head of ACORN.

Well, here's the support they cited, the St. Petersburg Times Politifact, a fact check blog. Read carefully and you'll note that ultimately, they were relying on an article which relied on ACORN founder, Wade Rathke's own blog posting, which he later disavowed. Still, Gaspard worked with SEIU in New York, which shares its corporate headquarters with ACORN (along with a number of other groups) here in New Orleans and the two organizations are nearly interchangeable. Seems like if the White House had better evidence, they wouldn't have reached for what is, at best, a technical error.