Monthly Archives: July 2012
The lama’s robes
So, I couldn’t help but wonder… Do you think the Dalai Lama’s robes are made in China? – My name is Jon Friesch, and I think we need to get to the bottom of this.
Mr. Trololo – brought to you by soviet censorship
I was cleaning up my email box, and I noticed an email from my sister with a link about the death of Eduard Khil – better known as “Mr. Trololo” thanks to his unearthed (and somewhat freaky) YouTube video of … Continue reading
The presence of America in Europe – something to think about
Someone recently forwarded this email to me. While it might be a bit heavy-handed, I think it would serve a great purpose for people to know this – regardless of Obama’s behavior in relation to the point. How many of … Continue reading
What’s in the healthcare bill (ACA)
I’m seeing a lot of my Facebook friends posting about how conservatives are ignorant because they don’t even know what’s in the healthcare bill. The funny thing to me is that not one person – literally, not one – who … Continue reading
Union policies prevent innovation
This is a relatively straightforward headline – but it says so much. The first sentence of the article from the Seattle Times reads: A ruling in Superior Court on Thursday delays a Seattle School District plan to allow approved schools … Continue reading
