I've done a courtesy search for the term its all about me me me for you. See if you can find what you're looking for in the list below:

• Too Big To Catch On Fire

  In his SOTU speech a few weeks ago Obama echoed some familiar themes about America’s resilience, it’s ability to pick itself off of the floor and come backing fighting. And nothing spells Obama success more then auto bailouts. With these he got a double scoop, genuflecting to those that put him over the top, the unions, and spending taxpayer money to foist gov. control into the private sector. After all, everyone knows that when the … Read more

• Unemployment, Obamanomics, and the young.

  While this news comes as no surprise to me, I wonder how many are actually getting it. Especially with the LSM constantly lying about recovery being right around the bend or happening. But the indisputable fact is that some of the people that where the most smitten with the collectivist community organizer and his message of “Hope & Change” now are the ones suffering the most from the politics that flow from those beliefs and … Read more

• Wanker Introduces Bill Banning Wanking Off

  No worries, our elected officials got things well in hand. 70 million Americans receiving governmental assistance, 48.5 percent of the U.S. population now living in households that receive some type of government benefit, unemployment high/U.S. growth both in business and confidence low, it’s all good because the politicians have their finger on the pulse of America, have taken it’s temperature and know exactly what is needed to offer some relief:

  Oklahoma’s proposed anti-abortion Senate

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• Pill Fight!

  I believe I’ve made it clear where I stand on the whole “forcing religious charities to cover birth control in their insurance policies” issue:

  1) I am pro-choice (mostly), pro-birth control, pro-women’s rights and anti-Religious Right Nutbaggery.

  2) I think forcing insurance to cover birth control is misguided and a ridiculous intrusion into free markets.

  3) The religious issues the Catholic Church has with this mandate only increase my opposition.

  The bullshit on this issue, … Read more

• Loose Lips

  About 2 weeks ago I read a scathing article in the WSJ, penned by a recently retired former ST6 Navy Seal, who was more then critical of the Obama administration and his megaphone style handling of ST6 and their recent exploits. As background he admitted that he was retired before the OBL cacking, he had been on a number of similar high profile missions. The gist of the article was that Obama, his staff, and … Read more

• Herr Perverts

  I always had my suspicions about the Germans. Anybody that could hate the joooos that much bared watching. Despite the fact that their economy is better then most and is a bulwark for the EU, I can’t shake the notion that Dr. Strangelove types permeate the government.

  Of course, this could explain all that much more simply:

  Animal sex abuse is on the rise in Germany, with bestiality brothels being set up across the country,

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• 3 of 9 on 8

  Well, this should get interesting:

  A federal appeals court in California has upheld a lower court’s ruling that Proposition 8, the state’s ban on gay marriage, is unconstitutional.

  In a 2-1 decision, a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit announced its long-awaited ruling on Tuesday.

  Proposition 8 was a 2008 ballot measure, approved by voters, that amended the state constitution to ban same-sex couples in California from getting married.

  Walker’s initial ruling was disputed because … Read more

• Question the motives…

  Janet Delay has an article in the Telegraph, one that greatly mirrors my thinking on the subject, where she asks “why the lessons of communism and its fall have not been learned“. Seriously, why so many people still believe that there are “other” systems that are better and fairer than capitalism, after communism proved without a doubt how command economies – any economy driven by government for that matter – are abysmal failures, … Read more

• Glimpse of the future?

  One of the contractors working for me send me a link to a Reuters story about how India is scrambling to update its military capability out of fear of Chinese expansionism. Here is an excerpt:

  (Reuters) – India’s 1.3 million-strong armed forces, hobbled by outdated equipment and slow decision-making, are undergoing an overhaul as defence priorities shift to China from traditional rival Pakistan.

  And like a refit of the imposing but dilapidated defence ministry

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• Some good news about another member of the LSM

  On this first Friday in February I figured I would share some great news with you. There is justice in the universe. Yeah, they try to pretend the problem is that readers are ditching print for digital media, but that is like saying people are ditching arsenic and eating healthy. Most of us went digital because the LSM, which accounts for the bulk of the printed media output, simply isn’t worth the materials their … Read more