I'm trying to blog less and enjoy life more, so here are some links to good stuff...
Reason Mag: Where's Muhammad?
Our dhimmi press is pissing down it's collective leg and voluntarily submitting to angry Islam. Go read the Reason article that details the weak excuses newpaper editors gave for not running this cartoon.
Moonbattery - Obama Vacation Photos
These pics are funny. Go check them out!
MSNBC "Brand Insanity"
The website msnbc.com is trying to shake the nuts off of its tree. It no longer want to be associated with the leftwing wackadoos at the cable channel MSNBC...
The television channel has carved a space out for itself in the network news wars by moving further and further to left-leaning content, such as the Keith Olbermann and Rachel Maddow shows.
The Web site wants to be a strictly objective news site without the liberal bent of the channel. Already, the two groups are separate companies and now they want separate names.
Paul Krugman, Partisan Hack
Lefty gargoyle Paul Krugman caught lying again...
In his Monday “Hey Small Spender” column, New York Times columnist Paul Krugman bizarrely denied that federal spending has significantly expanded over the past two years.This is classic fact-free Krugman, just the way his economically ignorant liberal fanboys and fangirls like him. The Heritage Foundation sets him straight, using the White House's own numbers:
Yet for his talk about a “fact-free” disinformation campaign, Krugman curiously provides no data on total federal spending.
According to President Obama’s own Office of Management and Budget—the keepers of the official data on government spending—federal spending has just finished its largest two-year surge in nearly 60 years, leaping from 20.7 percent of the economy to 25.4 percent (see Table 1.2 here), the highest spending level in American history outside of World War II.Overall, Washington is spending 23 percent more today than it did two years ago.
China's Pipelineistan
Lefties worldwide scream "No blood for oil!" Like most tropes, there is a grain of truth. Central Asia holds mineral and energy wealth, and like everybody else, we want a piece of it. This article does a pretty good job summing it all up.
