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Author Archives: Liberty
Without Respect.
We in Texas understand that Obama really doesn’t like us. We cling to our guns, balance our budgets, and all kind of other reprehensible things. Greg sums it up pretty well: Gov. Rick Perry’s meeting at the Austin airport with President Barack … Continue reading
Galveston Judge lay’s out a few F bombs.
Justice of the Peace Jim Schweitzer, in a speech before the school district laid it all out with on obscenity laced speech before the Galveston School district. His complaint being the reduction of security in the public schools. Galveston Daily … Continue reading
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it’s not over yet
Pelicans on the oil Boom The leak has been stopped, and BP is planning on scaling back, but there styill is oil in the marshes and out in the gulf. While there are reports that the oil just went away … Continue reading
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Michelle goes on Vacation.
Michelle seems to be enjoying her European vacation on the Mediterranean, and just because hubby has screwed up the economy doesn’t mean she can’t take a little time off. Michelle Obama today faced a fresh wave of attacks over her … Continue reading
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Court Strikes California Prop. 8
Judge Vaughn Walker, the openly gay chief judge of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California ruled that California’s Proposition 8 is unconstitutional. Judge Walker based his ruling on the following: An initiative measure adopted by the … Continue reading
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Tea Party Poll
Pajamas Media did a survey, on peoples opinion of the Tea Party. While the leftist are trying to paint the Tea Partyers as Racist extremist, It looks as though most people aren’t buying it. Given your current knowledge of the … Continue reading
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The blogosphere isn’t what it use to be
Everything changes, and anything as dynamic and shapeless as the blogosphere can only be expected to change and adapt. The blogosphere was once a network of excitement, where ideas and thoughts were unconstrained. Brilliant thoughts spread virally with links and services like … Continue reading
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Virus in Siemens SCADA/HMI Systems
Its hard to believe that anyone would put faith in a Industrial Process system running on Microsoft Windows. Eyecurrent, explains: Microsoft has posted an advisory about a new virus that seems to be specifically targeting Siemens WinCC through a Windows … Continue reading
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Eating Gulf Coast Seafood
Doug Suttles says he would eat Gulf Coast seafood. I’m not sure that his appetite will be enough to restore the Gulf Coast fishing industry to its former self. When asked by a reporter whether he’d eat the Gulf’s bounty, Suttles didn’t … Continue reading
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They don’t Understand Us
Sometimes it seems like the law makers and elected ones just don’t read the people.Maybe they don’t just don’t understand. Powerline posts, CITIZENS VS. THE POLITICAL CLASS ; The most fundamental divide in American politics today is between mainstream citizens, a … Continue reading
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