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Comment on Tell your adolescent daughter to be “Happy and Hot” by Lonely Conservative

Lonely Conservative — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 17:11:33 +0000

This is awful. I just linked you. Thanks for the info.

Comment on Tell your adolescent daughter to be “Happy and Hot” by Oh Great! Now the Girl Scouts are Teaching Adolescent Girls how to have Hot Sex | The Lonely Conservative

Sat, 20 Mar 2010 17:11:27 +0000

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Comment on we will do whatever is necessary by Secret Audio of Chuck Schumer Plotting to Change Senate Rules | The Lonely Conservative

Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:25:47 +0000

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Comment on we will do whatever is necessary by Lonely Conservative

Lonely Conservative — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:22:30 +0000

Thanks for the link. I’ll link back to you. What they’re doing is quite brazen, isn’t it? While I expected them to over reach, even I am stunned.

Comment on “Human freedom does not legitimate bad moral choices” by Democrats: If Brown Wins We'll Ram it Through with 51 Votes | The Lonely Conservative

Sat, 16 Jan 2010 03:58:11 +0000

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Comment on “Human freedom does not legitimate bad moral choices” by LonelyConservative

LonelyConservative — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 02:54:44 +0000

If I don’t fall asleep in my chair I’ll try to remember to link to this later. Not kidding, I really might fall asleep in my chair. But this is a great post.

Comment on Veterans Day – 2009 by Daniel Bauer

Daniel Bauer — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 04:05:17 +0000

Just a short note to let you know that somebody else remembers Adak! I was working as a structural engineer at WESTDIV, Naval Facilities Engineering Command at the time. Iwent to Adak to inspect an old WW II wooden pier at Finger Bay which was being leased to Crabbers at the time. This was in October 1973. I flew into Anchorage on a Sunday night as I recall and left for Adak the next day on an 11 hour Reeves Airline flight. I spent about 2 days inspecting the underside of the pier, which had been devastated by the “pile worms” as well as an under pier fire some years past. When I got back to San Bruno & turned in my condition report, it was decided that it was best to demolish it as it was totally unsafe.
My impression of Adak from the week I spent there is that it was deserving of the sign I saw at the Airport terminal: Birthplace of the winds” and that the roads were absolutely abominable. The sun actually did come out while I was there and I saw Mt Moffett, which, I was told, was a rare sight in October.The last night I was there, on Thursday night, there was a very fierce wind & I was staying in a trailer (which shook most violently all night) since there were a number of officers there for some meetings which didn’t concern me, but did bump me out of the BOQ for my stay. I did see some beauty in Adak as it was very green & when I left (hours late) in the afternoon the sky was very beautiful with red & orange sunset colors. I got into Anchorage very late and had to get up early the next morning for a return flight to San Francisco. Anchorage was , like Adak much, more impressive on the return flight.
Anyway, I would probably agree that Adak would be a personally challenging duty assignment from what I had seen & heard.
Peace to you,
Dan Bauer

Comment on How can it be? by C Kelly

C Kelly — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 23:40:05 +0000

“….and to the Republic, for which it stands, one nation, UNDER GOD…”

Our founding fathers recognized that God gave us rights and that an ungodly nation could not and should not prevail. But the progressives have stripped our schools of prayer, mention of God, and now, banners with scriptual references.

The separation of church and state was to insure that the government could not force us into a religion or could not shut a religion down. It did not mean that God should be stripped from schools. (Actually, the federal government has no constitutional right to be making ANY decisions about education in this country! Education is a matter of states’ rights!)

But the loss of God and the subsequent loss of family values as the liberals continue to produce sheep with their entitlements meant to produce good voters, not good people, will be our greatest failing.

Comment on Hope we’re back for good this time by john

john — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 12:14:38 +0000

I agree – the evidence shows many, many of those who voted for Mr. Obama have decided he isn’ for them anymore. I think it’s extremely sad and very dangerous that the progressives have decided that they will use the “racist” accusation to try and stifle the debate over White House policy.

Comment on Hope we’re back for good this time by C Kelly

C Kelly — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 03:22:01 +0000

He’s not charming to many American’s anymore. Lying, arrogant, elitists don’t last long. His worshippers are deserting his temple of “mmm mmm mmm mmm Barack Hussein Obama.”