Dr. Utopia and Obamunism

“Make Mine Freedom” was produced in 1948, believe it or not.

New World Government

Lord Christopher Monckton spoke at Bethel University in St. Paul, MN last week on the UN Climate Change treaty scheduled to be signed in Copenhagen this coming December 2009. His speech was entitled “Is Obama Poised to Cede US Sovereignty?”

Here is why the truth matters. It was all very well for jesting Pilate to ask that question and then not to tarry for an answer. But that question that he asked, “what is the truth?” is the question which underlies every question and in the end it is the only question that really matters. When you ask that question what you are really asking is “what is the truth about the matter?” And we are now going to see why it matters morally, socially, and politically, as well as economically and scientifically. That the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth should inform public policy on this question.

Siege of the South

“The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down” is about the Danville train, the main supply line into Richmond during the War Between the States. During the Siege of Petersburg Stoneman’s Yankees “tore up the track again.” The siege lasted from June 1864 until April 1865, when both Petersburg and Richmond fell. The Confederates were starving: “We were hungry; Just barely alive.” The South lost but forever afterwards, Southerners vowed to rise again. Perhaps that is what is a-happening now at this point in our history with the rise of Tea Parties, emphasis on honoring the Constitution and people’s concerns with loss of liberties and the demise of capitalism.

First Kenyan President of USA

The Associated Press in 2004, described Barack Obama as “Kenyan-born.” Anyone know why? It couldn’t possibly be true, as he has a Hawaiian Certificate of Birth, or so they say.

This was snagged from the the Sunday Standard of the “East African Standard” newspaper of June 27, 2004, verified by the Archive of the newspaper HERE.

The image, First Kenyan President of USA, is subject to copyright by Edna Barney. It is posted here with permission via the Flickr API by barneykin.