Only in Marin…. *UPDATED*
Bookworm on May 03 2012 | Filed under: Silly Stuff
Tweet I got this picture while stopped in a traffic jam in Marin County: UPDATE: And on a related note, news you can use from Austin, Texas.
Tag Archive '99'
Yes, #OWS is antisemitic. Bill Whittle explains why. And I explain why there is no 99%.
Bookworm on Nov 09 2011 | Filed under: Anti-Semitism, Occupy Wall Street
Tweet This is as pithy a summary as any I’ve seen about the antisemitism permeating Occupy Wall Street, and binding together the Left, the Islamists, and the White Supremacists: (If the video isn’t showing up, watch here.) By the way, why is no one commenting on the fact that the so-called 99% are not a [...]
The Halloween parable
Bookworm on Nov 07 2011 | Filed under: Occupy Wall Street
Tweet It’s a Halloween parable about the Occupy movement (and it’s leader, Barack Obama). The scary ending fits in well with the Halloween theme: Hat tip: Power Line Blog
Islam’s long war
Bookworm on Dec 19 2007 | Filed under: Islam, Mormons
Tweet Michael Cappi, who got interested in Islam after being near Ground Zero on 9/11, has written what looks like a must-read book called A Never Ending War. Jamie Glazon interviews Cappi at Front Page Magazine, and Cappi has some very interesting things to say about the nature of Islam, the Koran, War and the [...]
Mitt the Competent — Mitt the Candidate
Bookworm on Dec 14 2007 | Filed under: Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Ron Paul
Tweet I’ve noted in the past that I really, really like competence and the ability to take responsibility, both in the people who surround me and, especially, in the people who are tasked with guiding me. I’ve also noted that Mitt’s Mormonism isn’t a problem for me, and that it shouldn’t be a problem for [...]
Thinking like the master — before the master did
Bookworm on Dec 11 2007 | Filed under: Christians, Mitt Romney, Mormons
Tweet On May 23, 2007, I did a post in which I looked at Mitt’s Mormonism, and concluded that it shouldn’t matter because his values are what counts, not the path he took to arrive at those values. Based on comments left in response to that post, I updated it to explain that, as far [...]
