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How Long Before the Left Realizes That With Sarah Palin they are dealing with Lt. Columbo? How many times have we seen that rumbled detective allow his prey think he is a slow witted little guy, lost in a maze they have created for him, so helpless they think he can't get out on his own And how many times has Lt. Columbo gotten his adversary, and shown in the end how he has led them down a path of his choosing so they would do for him what he wishes and convict themselves... I figure November 2012.....

Talk radio host Michael Savage doesn't mince words. He often says that "liberalism is a mental disorder." He's right. Liberal ideology and political correctness, infused with public policy, begets social insanity. Case in point: A recent report on a popular homosexual "news" site declares, "A transgendered student says he is the victim of discrimination at a small Massachusetts community college because he is biologically female." Say what? "He" is "female"? Welcome to PC-ville. Come for the oxymoron, stay for the cognitive dissonance. In other news, "French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte says he is the victim of discrimination because he is biologically...

Weve all seen and heard of a place called Free Republic, its full of divorced or wife-beating conservative slobs who have the hygene of John Goodman after a long picnic. They thrive on stupid,worthless topics that focus around the "wonder of life" and "lets keep people who cant feel or think alive because were to stubborn to admit that its pretty damn foolish". But above all other abominations in this world is the wretched "Admin Mod", a man of horrible values and the judgement of a meth lab. It is he who makes free republic, well not free at all,...

As a disclaimer to the following, it is important to note that there is a part of mandate in the following, but also a part of research and hypothesis. It is not a Manifesto but the result of manifestations. Criticizing the following is fair and fine, of course, however some critics have for agenda to smear the information and informer in order to cover up their own professional disgraces and not have them addressed as an important issue. Most of these "enemies", however, I feel sorry for, for several reasons: 1. because they spend more on hiding than doing their...

    WASHINGTON, Nov. 16 (Xinhuanet) -- Top-ranked chess player Garry Kasparov claimed a vital win against the computer X3D Fritz in the third of their four-game match on Sunday at the New York Athletic Club.     The 40-year-old grand master, playing with the white pieces, dominated the match by seizing a winning position after only 16 moves and coasted until the computer's programmers resigned on its45th turn.     "It was just a dominating performance by Kasparov," said John Fernandez, X3D's chess consultant, after more than four hours of play.     Now Kasparov leveled the computer at 1 1/2 points with a draw in...

Would you cast Liza Minnelli as Superwoman? More to the point, as a wildly drunk and vicious Superwoman? Her estranged husband, David Gest, insists it's a role she played during their 16-month marriage. He filed a $10 million suit Tuesday claiming she drew super strength from vodka, drinking up to a quart at a time and beating him as he pleaded with her to stop. Perhaps that was Krypton Vodka? Or, at least, Ephedra Enhanced Vodka? Gest, 50, who has reportedly checked into a rehabilitation center in Hawaii to recover from his injuries, didn't say. But Dr. Barbara Krantz, medical...

Descartes was a geometrician. He found only in mathematics and geometry the certainty that he required. Therefore, he used the methods of geometry to think about the world. Now, in geometry, one begins with a search for axioms, simple undeniable truths – for example, the axiom that a straight line is the shortest distance between two points. On the foundations of such “self-evident” propositions, whole geometrical systems can be built. Following his geometrical model, Descartes proceeds to doubt everything – de onmibus dubitandum. He will suspend belief in the knowledge he learned from childhood, all those things “which I allowed...