Today's Politicos vs The Words and Deeds of The Founders

Some interesting reading for a quiet Monday.

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Memorial Day is set aside to honor the nation’s fallen warriors. Americans have always respected the courage and commitment of those who go in harm’s way for the rest of us.

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Monty Pelerin's World has posted a clear explanation of the current state of affairs in regard to government finances.

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I don't do this very often - my bad. But there are some fine bloggers out there who deserve recognition. We've had an interesting week. Here is a small slice of what has been floating around in the corners of the blogosphere I frequent.

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When I was a kid and learned the story of Moses going up on Mount Zion to get the Ten Commandments and have a palaver with God about his plans for the Children of Israel, I was always befuddled by the story of what they did while he was away.

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Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals a practical manual of tactics for breaking down civil society in order to radically reform it according to the Community Organizer's design.

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It’s past time to go on the offensive. There is never a discussion or an evaluation of reasoning behind the articulations of the Left, just a blanket accusation and an assumption of superiority. The truth does not matter. It is vital to these folks to feel morally superior.

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As for WWTFT, we’ve never taken a position one way or another on where Obama was born. To us, it seemed a distraction and a sideshow, at best another symptom of the MSM’s stolid determination to avoid even the pretense of vetting Obama. Regardless of Obama's birth place, there is a larger point that continues to be ignored by the MSM.

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Today, May 18, is Endangered Species Day. For those who have not in the past observed this important day, please attend to this important national alert.

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You may be tempted to roll your eyes and say to yourself, “OK …. let’s not get carried away here. Yes, we have issues, but it’s not helpful to have this kind of wild hyperbole or generic panic messaging. It doesn’t help to win hearts and minds to go over the top.”

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