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MrSpkr's random thoughts . . .
Thursday, January 29, 2009
And his party represents environmentalists?
Not much to say here. This is a picture of the Capital Mall last week after the conclusion of the Obama coronation.
And this is the party that tells us we are trashing the planet.
Sigh.
Labels: Obama
- posted by MrSpkr @ 19:52
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Well, this is a bleak take on things . . .
Dick Morris has a new column, The Obama presidency: Here comes socialism. In it, he predicts a wide variety of sweeping, negative changes that Obama will quickly enact in order to permanently change America and build a long term Democratic electoral majority.
Sigh. Any more good news out there?
Labels: Obama
- posted by MrSpkr @ 17:08
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Mathilda’s Anthropology Blog.
Mathilda is a quiet housewife, mother of two intelligent children, and wife of a British museum employee.
Oh, and she operates a fantastic blog dedicated to the scientific discussion of human anthropology. I stumbled across this blog today through a link at Jihad Watch, and was so impressed, I felt taken back twenty years to my heady college days. For a brief moment, a nearly regretted my choice to pursue law rather than graduate studies in history and archeology.
But only for a brief moment.
In any event, Mathilde's blog is a great example of how the internet can foster international research and sharing of knowledge on even the most obscure subject. I highly recommend her work.
- posted by MrSpkr @ 14:07
