Tonight we have the NFL opener to take the sting off of what would otherwise be a stingingly depressing evening of platitudes and accusations. Thank you, lord.

He gave us President Hussein to make us realize that things could indeed be worse. Praise God.

We have been blessed with a political system that has Presidential elections every four years. Here’s your chance America. If you voted for hope and change and to prove you were not a racist be sure to vote in 2012. I hope you change from voting for President Hussein and prove you have not totally lost your senses. Praise the Lord.

Bloonberg needs to do something about getting guns off the street so honest citizens stop shooting each other and only criminals have guns.  That way everybody will be safe.

By contrast here in the Great State of Texas(San Antonio specifically)  most of us hayseeds are armed and the criminals as well.  We had a gunshot fatality in a bar over the holiday.  Some honest citizen did not notice the state mandated sign that it was against the law to carry firearms where alcohol was served.  I think they need to get bigger signs with larger letters.

A plus was that there were no barbecue related injuries or fatalities over the holiday.  There were, however, the three dummies armed with a shotgun and a pistol who actually thought they were going to walk into Achmed’s store and take his money.  Achmed came out of the back with his own gun to save his clerk.  The thug behind the counter got locked in holding the bag.  The other two drove away.  I think that criminals don’t keep up with the local news.  Achmed had his gun out all four previous failed robbery attempts.

The criminals had two guns and the good guy only one.  I like the way things are in Texas where a freeman can defend his own life and property.  Much safer than New York City.  If there were a cop on every corner in New York City they still could not save you from the random thug with a gun.

Amid the hoots at Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry for saying there were “gaps” in the theory of evolution, the strongest evidence for Darwinism presented by these soi-disant rationalists was a 9-year-old boy quoted in The New York Times.

After his mother had pushed him in front of Perry on the campaign trail and made him ask if Perry believed in evolution, the trained seal beamed at his Wicked Witch of the West mother, saying, “Evolution, I think, is correct!”

That’s the most extended discussion of Darwin’s theory to appear in the mainstream media in a quarter-century. More people know the precepts of kabala than know the basic elements of Darwinism.

There’s a reason the Darwin cult prefers catcalls to argument, even with a 9-year-old at the helm of their debate team.

Complete article at Human Events

Here is your hot link to join me in signing the petition. We are a nation based on Judeo-Christian values and beliefs. We need our Rabbis, Priests and Ministers praying over this site and standing in unity against the abomination that occured there.

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Meanwhile back at the rancho (Los Angeles City College) Governor “Moonbeam” Brown panders to his illegal alien base with the tender image of the aging chrome dome using Assemblyman Gil Cedillo’s back to sign Assembly Bill 130 (“The California Dream Act”) into law.  The really special touch is the picture of Cedillo, head slightly bowed, eyes closed, seems to have his hands together as if in prayer.  Something tells me that his “oración a Dios (prayer to God)” was not for God to lead California through the Red (Ink) Sea to fiscal solvency.

 The tender image of Gov. “Moonbeam” Brown and Assemblyman Gil Cedillo.

I have been there for the burials of my father, my mother and numerous friends.  My wife, Martha, has many relatives buried there as well.  I even wrote the Ft. Sam Houston Operations Plan should General of the Army Omar Bradley pass away here (where he lived part-time). 

 “On behalf of the President of the United States and the people of a grateful nation, may I present this flag as a token of appreciation for the honorable and faithful service your loved one rendered this nation.”

I have heard those words, spoken to the person who receives the deceased’s flag, so many times they have taken up permanent residence in my head.  I heard those words at my father’s funeral.  Someday someone who loves me will hear those words.* I hope whoever hears those words will be the faithful protector of my flag, and my father’s flag.

I really enjoy wearing my Viet Nam Vet hat because I am proud of my service.  It draws handshakes and thank you from strangers.  It also reminds cashiers about my military discount, if applicable.  My favorite hat has something my cousin said, “Duty, Honor, Country” embroidered on it.  It never ceases to amaze me that people don’t seem to connect those simple words with the military.  That hat does give me a break from shaking hands.

Here I sit wearing my hat with those words bouncing around in my head, “On behalf of the President of the United States and the people of a grateful nation, On behalf of the President of the United States and the people of a grateful nation.”  Those words caused me long ago to start thinking I wish there were a way for this old soldier to express his gratefulness to his President and the people of this great nation for allowing me to wear my uniform and serve my nation.  Everything I have is a result of me being able to give my faithful service to the nation as a soldier and in the United States Postal Service.  Thanks grateful nation.

*NOTE:  The words are slightly different for each service.  The name of the sitting President is not normally used, President being the institution rather than the man