Great Song
Majesty, by Delirious.
Spanish Version :
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Why the Press Is Ignoring the John Edwards "Baby Story"(?)
Slate magazine has an interesting take on why the mainstream media is largely ignoring the recent story that indicates John Edwards may have secretly fathered a child by someone not his wife.Make no mistake -- if the story is true, it's a sad story all around. No can in good conscience gloat at such an unfortunate turn of events. But the fact is, Edwards is a national figure. He ran for president twice, and is still considered one of the most prominent Democratic politicians in the nation, and is still young enough to be a viable presidential candidate in the future. So when a scandal like this breaks, why is the media silent? They seem to be selective about what scandals they give coverage, and then, how much coverage they give. Clearly, there's an agenda at work here.
For example, Republican senator Larry Craig was crucified in the press last year when he was found to have had a "bathroom encounter" with another man. So why is the Edwards story being ignored, especially since he is much more well known than Larry Craig ever was?
In an article posted today, writer Jack Shafer surmises: "
So why hasn't the press commented on the story yet? Is it because it broke too late yesterday afternoon, and news organizations want to investigate it for themselves before writing about it? Or are they observing a double standard that says homo-hypocrisy is indefensible but that hetero-hypocrisy deserves an automatic bye?
That's my sense. "Frankly, I think he's way more off base here. The issue is not homosexual vs heterosexual. The issue is liberal vs conservative.
If this were Mike Huckabee, Rudy Guiliani, or some other prominent Republican politician, does anyone think there would be a media blackout on this story? Not on your life. But the largely liberal media has much more enthusiasm for crucifying Republicans and conservatives than Democrats and liberals. And here once again, they're following their old pattern of bias again.
Labels:
bias,
john edwards,
liberalism,
media,
politics
Monday, July 14, 2008
T. Boone Pickens's Energy Plan.
Texas billionaire businessman T. Boone Pickens has some interesting ideas about dealing with America's energy crisis. I wish both John McCain and Barack Obama would spend a few minutes talking to this man. He has some ideas that I think would really do America some good. Check out these videos below, and then his website at www.Pickensplan.com.
America needs some real leadership, visionary leadership on this issue. And it's long overdue.
T Boone Pickens TV commercial. (1 min, 2 sec)
T. Boone Pickens explains his plan. (4 min, 49 sec)
America needs some real leadership, visionary leadership on this issue. And it's long overdue.
T Boone Pickens TV commercial. (1 min, 2 sec)
T. Boone Pickens explains his plan. (4 min, 49 sec)
Thursday, July 10, 2008
'Gay' Man Sues Bible Publishers
A homosexual man is suing a Bible publisher because the Bible refers to homosexuality as a sin. Three words come to mind when I read this story: STOP THE MADNESS!Seriously, how far away are we from homosexuals suing churches for preaching what the Bible teaches... and winning!?
Bradley LaShawn Fowler of Canton, Mich., is seeking $60 million from Zondervan Publishing and another $10 million from Thomas Nelson Publishing for violating his constitutional rights and causing him emotional pain, because the Bible versions they publish refer to homosexuality as a sin. The lawsuits were filed in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, The Grand Rapids Press reported.
Fowler, 39, claims that the Bible has made him an outcast from his family and contributed to physical discomfort and periods of "demoralization, chaos and bewilderment."
Full story here: http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=69147
Labels:
church,
homosexuality,
persecution,
society
Tuesday, July 01, 2008
Documentary- Addicted To Oil
An eye-opening documentary that first aired on the Discovery Channel in 2006. This is part one of five. The other parts are available on YouTube.
Labels:
documentary,
oil,
video
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