Cult

Bloomberg’s Disgusting Garbage

June 18, 2012
Editorials

re: Today’s NYT’s Thousands March to Protest “Stop-and-Frisk” As described in today’s article, there isn’t any room for discussion – stop and frisk is unequivocally, blatantly, unconstitutional. The first answer to correct New York’s problems should be an indictment and prosecution of Michael Bloomberg for what is apparently tantamount to sedition. He doesn’t get to […]

Obama’s Wetback Folly

June 16, 2012
Editorials

Incidentally, I consider illegal immigration a hate crime against black men. It seems to me that Obama placed the fatal bullet in his own foot when he endorsed gay marriage. It was said he capitulated because he needed the money, from suspect sources, for the campaign. Suspect sources, Mitt Romney’s bosses too, are the aristocrats […]

Obama’s Wetback Folly

June 6, 2012
Editorials

Incidentally, I consider illegal immigration a hate crime against black men. It seems to me that Obama placed the fatal bullet in his own foot when he endorsed gay marriage. It was said he capitulated because he needed the money, from suspect sources, for the camping. Suspect sources, Mitt Romney’s bosses too, are the aristocrats […]

Thirty Pesos For Grinch

March 15, 2012
Editorials • Huntsville

I have to admit I was a little surprised this week when Alabama voted for Rick Santorum. It was only in the last two weeks that he showed himself to be a religious nutcase when he challenged remarks by John F. Kennedy asserting separation of church and state, and his disinclination to take orders from […]

Newt Gingrinch, Republicans And Gay Marriage

December 26, 2011
Editorials

Newt Gingrinch and the Republicans are now waffling on all the issues the voters have already answered no to. Gay marriage is a major part of the socialist putsch to universtal Obamacare. It’s one more component leading to all out fascism, aristocracy, and neo-nazi socialism. So, I’m rerunning this article from 2003 to review, again, […]

Yes! Virginia, I AM A Journalist!

September 6, 2006
Editorials • Huntsville

I remember more than eight years ago when I began discovering the Internet and all it’s potential. There was no such thing as a “blogger” back in those days. The best computers were likely still running on 400 cpus, or less, and the idea of audio and video were seriously hampered by immanently slow connection […]

Atlanta Gives Homeless Niggers The Boot

August 17, 2005
Editorials

Feminist whore and Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin wants to run off all them yard niggers in downtown Atlanta ’cause they don’t look good, or smell good, or behave jest like masser wants ’em too. Schoose me, some of dat dar’ dirty rubbed off jest from readin’ the article in Tuesday’s USA Today. (I’m a white […]

The Final Lynchpin

February 26, 2002
Editorials • Huntsville • The Radio Show

This is an original “Radio Show” column that I presented back in 2002. I created several of these while the Internet was still evolving just to see how it would work. The song says “video killed the radio star,” but in this case the original presentation was killed by advanced browsers that automatically block pop-ups. […]

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    FLAG BURNING VIDEO!

    By  •  June 30, 2005
    60 Seconds • Editorials

    Absolute power corrupts absolute, and as I recall Ted Turner, wise man that he is, once called Christians “stupid.” He eventually apologized, but for what I don’t know. While Christians are foolishly attempting to take over government with religion, the potential grows for a flag burning amendment that would essentially set the stage for the dissolution of all basic constitutional rights to unravel like a braided sisal rope without a boy scout.

    Where’s Colin Kaepernick?

    By  •  January 3, 2018
    Editorials • Featured

    Our leaders are in denial of what is obvious at face value. The biggest threat to the future of this country is the incompetence and corruption of law enforcement.

  • Vintage Editorials

    Sheriff, is you hungry?

    By  •  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 […]

    Trump Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch Sustains Pattern Of Extremism

    By  •  January 31, 2017
    Editorials

    All in all Gorsuch seems like a good choice to replace Scalia, well educated, consistent, and even tempered. Unfortunately, his one notable credential is exactly the one that I consider to be one of the biggest dangers to our constitutional jurisprudence…

    Got Sirius?

    By  •  January 6, 2006
    Editorials

    The real event is so understated that most still think it’s all about Howard. I wonder if he even knows just how lucky he is, ha ha ha, as he walks laughing all the way to the bank I suppose he understands the money. But, it’s about much more than money. It’s about the entire industrial revolution. It’s about evangelism, it’s about sending the English language to the four corners of the world…and man to the moon…

    Special Breaking News Alert Friday Doomsday Notice

    By  •  December 19, 2012
    Editorials

    This is a special 48 hour notice. Since we know that the world comes to an end on Friday, I have prepared a presentation to be posted at exactly 11:21 a.m. local time, if it is possible, when it is believed this event will occur. I cannot say with certainty exactly what will happen, or […]

    The News Today About Tomorrow

    By  •  September 8, 2012
    Editorials • Huntsville

    A few weeks ago I published a column discussing the apocalyptic advance of all things digital. The column highlights the recent decision by the Huntsville Times to follow a three day hardcopy publishing schedule beginning sometime this fall. In the column I chastise The Huntsville Times and Al.com for being impetuous in their publishing decisions: […]

    Neil Armstrong – Leaving The Era Behind

    By  •  September 4, 2013
    Editorials • Life

    It was just a few days ago, August 25th, that marked one year since the passing of astronaut Neil Armstrong, first man to step foot on the moon. It still seems hard to believe. Not so much the passing of Neil Armstrong, but that the era he represents – probably better than even John F. […]