Sarah tells it like it is. I sure wish she had thought to mention, when Lauer mentioned her credentials, or lack thereof, that she had a lot more experience running a state than Obama had in his extremely short and unimpressive political "career."
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
From Breitbart's Big Hollywood: Hollywood's blacklist couldn't stop Chris Mitchum.
"My dad was essentially a philosophical anarchist,” laughs Chris Mitchum about his famous father Robert Mitchum.
“He thought that man was basically good and could govern himself, but he hated authority and didn’t care for heavy handed government. He thought government should just lay out the frame work, then stand back and let the game play itself out,” Mitchum says.
Talking with Mitchum at a Los Angeles watering hole frequented by entertainment industry conservatives seems a lot like what it might have been talking with his legendary father. There’s no pretense or phoniness, just an easy-going strength and straightforward congeniality.
There’s no bitterness in Mitchum's voice as he takes another sip of his iced tea and relates how just being associated with super star John Wayne suddenly sidelined his rise to fame and fortune.
“I did three pictures with John Wayne - 'Chisum,' 'Rio Lobo' and 'Big Jake' - and TV roles before that. It was Duke who got me a screen test with director Howard Hawks that completely changed my attitude 180 degrees about how to approach acting,” he says.
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Sunday, April 1, 2012
Rita Wilson, Who Do You Think You Are
Rita Wilson, who do you think you are and why are you trying to make America a socialist gulag?
By Coach Collins, on April 1st, 2012
By Kevin “Coach” Collins
Rita Wilson, who do you think you are and why are you trying to make America a socialist gulag?
A network television show called “Who do you think you are?”, which airs on Friday night’s, traces the family trees of celebrities. Many of the shows provide interesting and insightful looks into family histories, but some expose the hypocrisy of those whose families are featured. Rita Wilson the actress and current wife of Tom Hanks was exposed this week.
While most episodes trace people’s lineage back several generations, Wilson’s went back only to her father’s life in Eastern Europe from his birth in 1920 until his arrival here in America around 1950.
As the story goes her father, who was born a Muslim in Greece, was brought to Bulgaria as a child and had strong ties there. He was a conscript into the Bulgarian army and was by definition one of Hitler’s soldiers.
At some point he was tried and convicted of theft by the army and sent to prison which may be the first sign of his personal rectitude. If Hitler didn’t like him he was probably a good man. When the Communists took over Bulgaria, because of his love of freedom, they declared him an “Enemy of the State” and put him in a work camp.
Wilson’s father had to risk his life to escape and do who knows what to get away from socialism to come to America a country he truly loved even before he got here.
Please read remainder of article here
By Coach Collins, on April 1st, 2012
By Kevin “Coach” Collins
Rita Wilson, who do you think you are and why are you trying to make America a socialist gulag?
A network television show called “Who do you think you are?”, which airs on Friday night’s, traces the family trees of celebrities. Many of the shows provide interesting and insightful looks into family histories, but some expose the hypocrisy of those whose families are featured. Rita Wilson the actress and current wife of Tom Hanks was exposed this week.
While most episodes trace people’s lineage back several generations, Wilson’s went back only to her father’s life in Eastern Europe from his birth in 1920 until his arrival here in America around 1950.
As the story goes her father, who was born a Muslim in Greece, was brought to Bulgaria as a child and had strong ties there. He was a conscript into the Bulgarian army and was by definition one of Hitler’s soldiers.
At some point he was tried and convicted of theft by the army and sent to prison which may be the first sign of his personal rectitude. If Hitler didn’t like him he was probably a good man. When the Communists took over Bulgaria, because of his love of freedom, they declared him an “Enemy of the State” and put him in a work camp.
Wilson’s father had to risk his life to escape and do who knows what to get away from socialism to come to America a country he truly loved even before he got here.
Please read remainder of article here
Paul Harvey's Broadcast April 3, 1965
He was quite a man and I miss him. He appears to have been the Nostrodamus of his time.
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Andrew Breitbart Lives, at Supreme Court Rally
Andrew Breitbart Lives, at Supreme Court Rally: Before John Solhan left for the anti-ObamaCare protest at the Supreme Court, he printed out a bunch of posters bearing Andrew Breitbart’s face. Breitbart, the conservative Internet publisher who challenged the mainstream media, died March 1. The black-and-white image of his face was recognizable to...
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Friday, February 3, 2012
Abortion clinic sign: “Use deadly force only if necessary” - Jill Stanek
Sometimes, when we are really really lucky, the proabortion side shows its true colors. We could not have asked for a better representation than this foul-mouthed, Godless, uneducated, loud, and unkempt example of the face of the baby killers.
Abortion clinic sign: “Use deadly force only if necessary” - Jill Stanek
Abortion clinic sign: “Use deadly force only if necessary” - Jill Stanek
Friday, December 30, 2011
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Monday, October 10, 2011
Film 180
Perhaps the most emotional 33 minutes of my lifetime. You simply must watch this film if you respect life.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Missing Faces at Fingerpainting Time
Yesterday I bought my great-granddaughter a set of fingerpaints. She will be 2 next month. I simply adore her. I remember how my children and grandchildren loved to fingerpaint. I found myself thinking, as I was taking pictures, of the missing faces of grandchildren I would never be able to teach or enjoy the simple childhood pleasures. Those were the faces of the children my two daughters had aborted. I did not know at the time how this would affect me in the future. I did not support their choices, but they did not seek my advice. Through the years, it has been a subject never talked about. But I do think about it from time to time and the older I get, the more I think about missing faces and opportunities. As I write this, the almost 2-year-old paints quietly and intently in the kitchen, her pictures all spread out, the prerequisite handprint with the date set aside to be framed later. Still I am haunted by the little hands I never got to imprint, the little lives never brought to term, and I am saddened beyond words at the loss. And I wonder if there are others out there who feel the same sense of loss at the missing faces.
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