Editorials

One In A Million Billion Dollar Sky

October 4, 2001
Editorials • The Radio Show

LISTEN TO BILLION DOLLAR SKY IN MY FINEST RENDITION OF FARSEE http://tocc.tv/audio/billiondollarsky.mp3 One can little argue that the impact of the Trade Center bombings in New York on September 11 was felt by, and ultimately impacted, all Americans in some way. If you didn’t know someone who was killed in one of the towers, or […]

Rocker Say No!

January 8, 2000
Editorials • Sports

It is almost incomprehensible. It is so far beyond the pale, that it is unbelievable. It is dangerous. Really dangerous. And yet, where are the outraged fans, community groups, mental health advocates, and church leadership? (72 KB midi file / 5 min. 18 sec. audio) Atlanta Braves pitcher John Rocker raises a defient fist to […]

Of Einstein, Beer, And Things Related

January 1, 2000
Editorials

Hooo… weeeee…. look at that bunch in the photo. You might think they was out for a stroll on New Years day. They ain’t though. They was out running around in downtown Huntsville way back in September of 1999. Can you remember back that far? That wasn’t just last year, not just the last century […]

Sheriff, is you hungry?

February 10, 1999
Editorials

The big red marches on in the United States. A federal court has struck down the Miranda ruling that requires an officer to tell the individual under arrest that they have rights. Primarily at issue is the right to remain silent until you have consultation with an attorney. The court has argued that as long […]

Delusion Is Done

May 1, 1998
Editorials

The break down of the American family is a problem that everyone will eventually reap the consequences of. Kids, especially young children, are more grounded and more secure when they have that contact with their mother in the nurturing years. Kids who grow up latchkey are more prone to violence and to getting into trouble. […]

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  • Vintage Editorials

    DEATH OF A NATION

    By  •  July 4, 2012
    Editorials • Life

    There was a reason why it was called “Independence Day,” aka the 4th of July. In the beginning, the American colonies got together and decided they didn’t much care for the oppressive tyranny of the English Crown and King George. Thousands of American soldiers sacrificed their lives so that we might live independently. And, incidentally, […]

    Casey Wardynski And The DOJ: Survey

    By  •  March 15, 2014
    Editorials • Huntsville

    If you haven’t yet responded to this exclusive TOCC TV survey, you apparently are not yet subscribed to TOCC TV email updates and notifications. Submit your email in the column at right so you won’t be left out again. FOR EARLY RESPONDERS – THERE’S A NEW BONUS QUESTION!

    Roberts Supreme Court Advances Ethnic Cleansing Under Obamacare

    By  •  June 5, 2013
    Editorials • Gestapo

    God bless Angelina Jolie if she wants to cut ‘em off to avoid a problem down the road. But would you have made the same decision?

    Lying Ted Cruz In His Man Suit

    By  •  May 1, 2016
    Editorials • Snapshots • The Other Abyss

    Lying Ted Cruz can’t hide in a man suit !!!

    Run For It !!! It’s An Asteroid !

    By  •  July 12, 2017
    Editorials • Featured

    Just click on the Asteroids game in the sidebar and you can blast away my entire website! Use the arrow keys to move the spaceship and the space-bar to shoot. You win with this variation on the classic game.

    45 Years Houston, Or Is It Capricorn One?

    By  •  July 20, 2014
    Editorials

    Today is the 45th anniversary of the moon landing. It is really hard to believe. It’s actually harder to believe that it has been 15 years since I took the photo above at the 30th anniverssary. I am one of those just barely old enough to remember my dad sitting me down in front of the TV set, both for the rocket launch and the moon landing, and told to watch because it was important.