Hero? Really?

Just curious if these are the goals you set for your children?

Taking LSD was a profound experience, one of the most important things in my life. LSD shows you that there's another side to the coin, and you can't remember it when it wears off, but you know it. It reinforced my sense of what was important--creating great things instead of making money, putting things back into the stream of history and of human consciousness as much as I could.

The suscess of Jobs is clear, but do you think he couldn't have done it without LSD? Really? ...I believe that without the drug it could have been done and possibly better and faster! I KNOW, the drug wasn't the reason for his success, and hope others realize that!

'Steve Jobs' biography: A wealth of detail | Deep Tech - CNET News

No Looting in Japan

Though "our" US reporters show their desire for horrific and tragic stories as they report with frustration the lack of human debauchery in the wake of human suffering, there are several opinions why these reporters aren't getting the stories they desire - From culture, which is debatable just ask Koreans and Chinese who lived through the Japanese occupations of the past, to a one-for-all-all-for-one mentality. I found the below link had an interesting take and viewpoint on the topic.

American Thinker: Why The Japanese Aren't Looting

Another View on Unions

This is an interesting read of someone, from a pro-union family, changing their opinion of unions…

I now saw the union as a grand rip-off. The union working man wasn't some noble, virtuous saint, fighting the good fight against the Robber Barons, as I'd always been taught. He was a drunken, stoned, uneducated, vulgar slob, ripping off a piece of the action for himself.

American Thinker: Why I Changed My Mind About Unions

What Will Marriage Be?

Found this an interesting read - Should make some think.

In truth then, what is being pursued is not any redefinition of marriage, but rather the "undefinition" of it -- an attempt to obliterate any fundamental parameters for what is to be perceived as moral and immoral sexual partnerships.

American Thinker: The Polygamists Make Their Move

Interesting Observation....Todays Islam

I found this an interesting way to look at the oxymoron - Peace/Violence, Love/Kill...that is todays radical Islam or that the media and left like to portray.
Some Excerpts

No matter how many times the delusional fools in the American media try to convince you otherwise, sharks are not misunderstood dolphins, and Islam is not a religion of peace.

American Thinker: Sharks Are Not Misunderstood Dolphins, and Islam Is Not a Religion of Peace

interesting Read - For Vets

I found this an interesting read, and thought you might too.

Some excerpts:

What the New York Times and Thomas Friedman think about that means less than nothing, because they are not responsible for any consequences in the real world. Presidents are. That makes all the difference. The NYT is full of cheap loudmouths, like the party it represents. It's a mendacious propaganda rag.

American Thinker: A Modest Proposal for American Vets

Blogger on Android

Found a pretty good tool for blogging-on-the-go... Blogger-droid. Just follow the QR code

NYT - Must have Android Apps

I have many of these, do you?

NYT: Top 10 Must-Have Android Apps

Thought This Would Interest

 ...some.

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