Via Mrs. Michelle Malkin,[1] my attention was directed at an essay by Mr. Bill Whittle.[2] This essay, though laced with some objectionable language, does a very good job at going beyond race, beyond political parties, to look at (a simplified version…

I haven’t been blogging much on Katrina on Winds of Change, in large part because I’ve been too angry to express myself coherently. Angry at the federal government, angry at the state government, angry at…

And the Katrina tragedy has brought out the very best in Bill Whittle. Every person in America needs to read him, and choose to join his Tribe. Michelle Malkin…

In the midst of everything happening these last…

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It is a blessing and a curse of our own civilization that we are unable – and unwilling – to see just how fragile all of this is. We spend so much time caressing our principles and cooing over how clever we are that we miss the point.

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Im better for having read it

I give you:

THE MASTER

Oh, let fly, Mr. Whittle, let fly!

The Pink Tribe is all about feeling good: feeling good about yourself! Sexually, emotionally…

I give you:

THE MASTER

Oh, let fly, Mr. Whittle, let fly!

I was actually ready to publicly commend the guy, until I heard about the personal photograp…

From Michelle. Here’s the actual link.

If don’t want to know how things really are, don’t read this. It’s too…