Posts Tagged ‘socialism’

Andy Hefty

Bold prediction alert!

Radio talk-show host Neal Boortz has rightly pointed out that global warming (or whatever they want to call it these days) is pretty much dead.  And with that in mind, he ponders:

The free market just can't solve his shameful hunger, so government must act.

It’s over, folks. Cap and trade should at this point in history. The UN’s dreams of using the global warming ruse as and excuse for some grand global scheme of taxation is in tatters. So let’s watch the red berets and the Che Guevara (sic) t-shirts to see where they’re headed next. They’re going to be needing a new home.

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Dan Calabrese

With the choice of President Obama for the Nobel Peace Prize inspiring such widespread befuddlement, it seems worthwhile to ask, just who are these people who made this choice, and what might their agenda be?

Accompanying news stories on the award were photos of a smiling Thorbjorn Jagland, chairman of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee, admiringly hold a photo of the U.S. president.

Vice president, Socialist International

This is the man who spoke gushingly about the hope Obama has inspired. Who is Thorbjorn Jagland?

Some stories have reported that he is the former prime minister of Norway, and that he was the leader of the Norwegian Labor Party for 10 years. But he recently completed an even more interesting 10-year tenure.

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Herman Cain

There’s an old saying that there are three kinds of people in the world. There are people who make things happen, people who watch things happen and people who ask what happened. The latter group will wake up in the not-too-distant future and ask what happen to the United States of America if they just sit there.

Uh, dude . . .

The big government tax-and-spend liberals are happy with this irrefutable government power grab of our liberties, while too many conservatives at heart are just sitting on the couch. And since the mainstream media is not connecting the dots about what is really happening, here are some recent examples:

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