Archive for June, 2009
“Duh” and Yikes!
Friday, June 26, 2009 16:13 5 CommentsThis thing scares me. In spite of some agreeable points (on Big Pharma, health screening, and the bankrupt American empire), it’s very unsophisticated and completely unsupported by any facts or robust commentary. #3 reads “Modern Society is Unsustainable.” Yes, the word “population bubble” is used. This should have never been written.
The Medical Establishment and Bad Advice
Friday, June 26, 2009 15:43 2 CommentsThis has always perplexed me. That people will take up insane medical advice and choose the quickest, easiest way to what they perceive as “good health.” Women are getting their breasts chopped off as a cancer preventative. Lifestyle changes – mainly food choices – are just too much trouble and require too much discipline. In general, [...]
Bachmann vs Palin
Friday, June 26, 2009 14:50 4 CommentsSomeone in Minnesota doesn’t seem to like my reference to Palin as a “trained monkey.” One of the comments below the article ‘splains her well: “Palin is no good without rehearsed talking points and one-liners. She sounds like a soccer mom who’s out of her league when she attempts to defend conservative principles against Left wing [...]
Substandard Chrysler
Friday, June 26, 2009 13:51 9 CommentsThe “New” Chrysler will be every bit as bad – no worse! – than the “Old” Chrysler. I’m still looking and thinking about that new vehicle, when the time is right, and none of my first 5, 10, … or 100 choices are an American-made car. Now, that door of possibility – if there was [...]
Blog Open to Comments
Wednesday, June 24, 2009 21:38 7 CommentsI have just opened the blog up to comments, and we’ll see how it goes. I’ve always resisted the requests to do so, but, I’ll give it a whirl with the new blog.
Got Car. Have Shredder?
Wednesday, June 24, 2009 21:30 1 CommentLife under Barack Obamikka is surreal at times. I went over to the government’s cash-for-clunkers site and looked at the eight pages of rules that one must plow through in order to understand the program’s eligibility requirements. My favorite part is the disposal and shredding/crushing requirements for cars turned in. A small bite: (C) COORDINATION- The [...]
More Corporate State Shenanigans
Wednesday, June 24, 2009 21:28 1 CommentCreditors of Protein Sciences Corporation (of Meriden, Connecticut) filed an involuntary Chapter 7 petition to force the company into bankruptcy and liquidation. A day later, the U.S. government announced a $35 million federal contract for Protein Sciences Corp. “to develop a faster way to make vaccines for pandemic influenza.” How did this come about? Connecticut Senator [...]
My Latest Column: Michele Bachmann
Tuesday, June 23, 2009 19:23 7 CommentsMy latest piece is up at Taki’s Magazine. It’s an expanded version of this blog post.
Suze Orman Didn’t Attend Mises University
Tuesday, June 23, 2009 19:17 3 CommentsAmazing interview in U.S News and World Report. The first question is priceless. Interviewer: What surprised you most about the current financial crisis? Suze: That it happened at all. Surprised at that response? On what did she blame the general lack of foresight? CEOs who “went on television and looked in the cameras and told [...]
FTC Wants to Regulate Blogging
Tuesday, June 23, 2009 19:16 3 CommentsSkip Oliva just tipped me off to this insanity. Under the guise of protecting Americans from unsound and amateur product advice (reviews, recommendations, etc.), the FTC wants take control of the blogosphere. This, of course, is a maneuver the government has long sought so it can effectively turn off the uncontrollable competition to benefit its [...]



