When I began watching mixed martial arts matches on the Versus channel, I saw it as the most brutal sport ever invented. It doesn’t seem like there are any rules but there are. In general two guys duke it out with each other in a virtual street brawl. Most of [...]
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In March of 2010, I published a cartoon of Obama as a marionette being manipulated by George Soros. At the time, I was only suspicious of an alliance between the two, now I am convinced it is true. What brings me to this realization? A little book (56 pp) titled “From Shadow Party to Shadow [...]
Filed under: Book Review, Cartoons, Conservative, Election, Government, politics | Tagged: Chris Christie, David Horowitz, George Soros, Herman Cain, Ron Paul, Tea Party Movement, The Shadow Party: How George Soros Hillary Clinton and Sixties Radicals Seized Control of the Democratic Party, United State | 6 Comments »
Spy novels always catch my interest. I’ve read a number of Tom Clancy novels, and gave them up because they began to sound the same. This month, I selected a non-fiction spy story. David Wise chronicles the escapades of the war to steal secrets between China and the U.S.A. The Chinese were a closed society [...]
Filed under: Book Review, Government, Manufacturing | Tagged: Central Intelligence Agency, China, Chinese government, David Wise, Government of the People's Republic of China, The Chinese Woman, Tom Clancy, United States | 2 Comments »
Yesterday, I had the wonderful pleasure of celebrating my youngest grandchild’s sixth birthday. He is a beautiful child who lives on a farm with horses. In fact he and his older brother have a unique pet named Buddy. Buddy is a pony. How cool is that? This is the simplest way I can describe the [...]
Filed under: family, Garden, Gardening, Manufacturing | Tagged: Compost, farm, Garden, Hay, Home and Garden, Horses, Pony | 3 Comments »
