Month May 2010
When science hands us a way to pre-natally diagnose Autism, the horror will be unspeakable. And its coming. Our friend Leticia reminds us to be careful when we donate to disabilities charities. With some charities, the bulk of the funds… Continue Reading →
Attorney General Eric Holder refuses to admit that radical Islam is responsible for terrorist acts in America. How long can these people pretend that radical Islam is not at war with America? Andy McCarthy writes: This YouTube clip from the… Continue Reading →
The Blog Prof writes: Shocking Car Crash Footage Shows Father Taking Full Impact to Save Baby. Holy cow! Saw this linked by Instapundit and it’s hard to imagine that the father even survived: Check out The Blog Prof for more… Continue Reading →
When arguing political points it is smart to leave out your “Jesus” metaphors no matter how brilliant you think they are, especially when defending alleged terrorist inspiring imams. New York Times writer Robert Wright yesterday unwisely, I think, compared al-Awlaki,… Continue Reading →
I see that Los Angeles is boycotting Arizona over their not wanting illegal immigrants there. Now that it seems that “wasps” are persona non grata at SCOTUS, can’t help but wonder if Connecticut will boycott. Wonder what the press would… Continue Reading →
“Sunday’s Coming” Movie Trailer from North Point Media on Vimeo. Not much to add. These guys nailed it.
On Monday morning I spent a few minutes speaking with Brian Patrick on the Sonrise in the Morning Show on EWTN radio. The topic is all the craziness that surrounds the third secret of Fatima. For those interested, have a… Continue Reading →
Raquel Welch must have surprised CNN with this column in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of The Pill. To be sure many leftist commenters over there are freaking out. She writes: Margaret Sanger opened the 1st American family-planning clinic in… Continue Reading →
The Times Online has a potentially disturbing story: The first trials of controversial sunshielding technology are being planned after the United Nations failed to secure agreement on cutting greenhouse gases. Bill Gates, the Microsoft billionaire, is funding research into machines… Continue Reading →
This is not my usual style of post but I thought, why not? Caveat lector. * * * Sometimes I find prayers in the most unexpected places. I wonder if you have had the opportunity to see a wonderful little… Continue Reading →