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Archive for 'Global Warming'

A bleating goat

Now in Japan, we have the G-8 summit in our northern island of Hokkaido. Frankly, I am not expecting anything momentous to come out of this. However, I did catch George Bush in a sound bite on the news the other day. Basically he was saying that America will not do anything to reduce CO2 […]

Memories of war, memories of America

A couple of weeks ago, we, that is the American military, dropped some 40,000 pounds of bombs on the southern outskirts of Baghdad. The result was 12 arrests.
You know, our Democratic candidates keep tippy toeing around the question of the war. I think it is high time we let loose, and devastated the […]

This way to the gas… tax

While Cheeseheads revel behind Lambeau Field, eating Johnsonville Brats off the tailgates of their 11 mpg Chevy Tahoe SUVs, there is growing bi-partisan support for upping the federal tax on gasoline as much as a buck a gallon before the start of the NFL’s next season.  You might forget who won the Super Bowl by that time, but you […]

The Iraq disaster is still there.

Well, here on Best of the Blogs, there has been a lot of writing about the Presidential candidates and the election. Of course, it is a huge event. However, I decided to bring back that old hoary monster, Iraq, back into the discussion.
Recently, the American MSM has been touting the “success” in pacifying […]

A tale of three cities

OK, I have written about Climate for a bit. Now I will get a little specific, and venture into the dangerous world of predictions. However, I do think that by this summer we may be seeing some serious internal refugee problems in America, caused by climate.
These are gut feelings, from years of reading, […]

Who will make the American legacy, Bush or Obama?

I was watching a very deep news special on Japanese Asahi TV the other night. It went on for several hours, the topic was Global Warming. Besides the usual about the Arctic in immediate danger, It went in some interesting directions. For example, they went into an hour about how human induced […]

EPA sides with auto industry. Meanwhile, there is something new under the sun.

While the Wall Street Journal tells us that the EPA has denied California’s request for a waiver that would allow the state to impose stricter environmental regulations on automobiles, Solar Daily tells us that the first U.S. plant dedicated to production of equipment for solar thermal power generation will be built in Las Vegas. The […]

We still be divisive and shit…

Barack Hussein Obama says we shouldn’t return to the “divisive” rhetoric… well, I don’t know where the likes of him and Shrum and Frum and the rest of them bobbleheads have been cuz we never left the Plains of Divisiveness.  Remember when Lyndon Johnson was around…  Labor Day used to mean something.  Welcome to post […]

High Life update

James Baker used to say that “cheap beer and dollar gas” was all that average Americans who bother to vote really care about.  In spite of all the angst generated by the “MSM and the blogosphere” current US stocks of oil can last us for about a month and, in spite of that, at-the-pump gas prices […]

Global paper tigers… but paper tigers just the same

Barry Hussein and Mrs Clingon finessed the “save American jobs” question mightily in front of the limp weenie AFL-CIO.  Those two magic words… “we’re global.”  They said, softly.   What would George Meany have said?  Or Jimmy Hoffa?  Or Walter Reuther?   Lane Kirkland watched the jobs evaporate and did nothing.  Perhaps my homie Dennis Kucinich said it […]