Archive for July, 2006
« Previous EntriesWhy Government Mandated Wage Controls Harm the Poor
Monday, July 31st, 2006Liberal Democrats are fond of claiming that they represent the interests of the “little guy” in society- the disadvantaged. Unfortunately, their pet proposal/initiative to raise the minimum wage on “big-box”retail strores like Wall Mart, Target, Costco, and Home Depot in Chicago means less entry level jobs, higher unemployment, and higher consumer prices- all of which [...]
Reasons to Be Concerned About Russia
Monday, July 31st, 2006A few weeks ago on the radio program I asked our guest Ralph Peters,author of “Never Quit The Fight,” if we should be concerned with Russia given Putin’s fairly recent consolidation of power and nationalization of large sectors of the Russian economy. Ralph was not as concerned as I thoght he may be. Nevertheless, Gary [...]
Pundit Review Radio interviews Op-For’s John Noonan
Monday, July 31st, 2006John Noonan, co-founder and author of the military blog Op-For joined us last evening to talk about the situation in the Middle East. We also covered the role of Iran in this whole mess, along with their progress towards becoming a nuclear power.
You may have read about John this spring in an excellent Boston [...]
Someone You Should Know: Col. James H. Coffman
Monday, July 31st, 2006Matt from the #1 milblog Blackfive joined us for our weekly collaboration to bring the inspirational, true stories of the men and women that are fighting for us around the world to the radio.
This week we learned what Col. James H. Coffman did to be awarded the distinguished service cross for his extraordinary courage [...]
Inside the Mind of a Liberal
Sunday, July 30th, 2006Trolling the lefty blogs in prep for tonight’s radion show I came accross this post in the #1 Left Blog the Daily Kos. I was searching for some posts on the main issues of the day (Bolton/UN, Lebannon/Israel conflict, Bloogers and Pork, and Iraq). The vast majority of the recent posts I found were almost [...]
Iraqi WMD Shipments to Syria?
Sunday, July 30th, 2006Interesting info via Blogs4bush blog entitled “Iraqi WMD Shipments to Syria.”
Powerline brings us yet another bit of evidence that at least some of Saddam’s WMDs wound up in Syria just prior to the US-led liberation of Iraq:
This is an unofficial translation of Document Number ISGQ-2005-00022470, released as part of Project Harmony. It is a memo [...]
The Kids Can’t Read But They Know All About Homosexuality, Bi-Sexuality, and Transgenderism
Sunday, July 30th, 2006Those who claim that “same sex marriage” will not radically redefine society and doesn’t “hurt anybody” should consider how it already has and will continue to if the definition of marriage is able to be redefined by activist courts and not by “we the people” the only group who has Constitutional authority to decide legal [...]
The war on terror with Blackfive and Op-For on Pundit Review Radio
Saturday, July 29th, 2006Pundit Review Radio
Sunday 7-10pm est
Streaming Live on WRKO
7pm EST: Week in Review; Best of the blogs
8pm: TBD
9pm: Blackfive’s Someone You Should Know and John Noonan from the Milblog Op-For
We are really looking forward to the 9pm hour tomorrow featuring Matt from Blackfive with another edition of Someone You Should Know.
Matt and Michael Yon [...]
Peter Beinart hits a home run
Friday, July 28th, 2006What a great article by Peter Beinart in today’s Washington Post. The Democrats would be well served to listen to him. Here’s the intro,
After years of struggling to define their own approach to post-Sept. 11 foreign policy, Democrats seem finally to have hit on one. It’s called pandering.
and the conclusion,
The Democratic Party’s [...]
Neal Bortz Wants to Know: Where is the Muslim Outrage?
Friday, July 28th, 2006Neal Bortz answers the question.
Here is the amazing audio/video of Neal Bortz and his Muslim caller to his program.
This is amazing. A Must Listen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HT our friend Janet Levy of Jihad Watch.
Here is a brief list of the “low lights”
Muslim outrage huh. OK â?¦ letâ??s do a little historical review. Just some lowlights:
Muslims fly commercial airliners [...]
