Monthly Archives: September 2009

Michael Ledeen on Obama: Likes Tyrants, Dislikes America

Posted on September 24, 2009 by

Michael Ledeen at National Review Online notes that Obama follows a pattern of elites. Who dislike freedom for the masses, and worship foreign tyrants. I think that he rather likes tyrants and dislikes America. I think he’d like to be … Continue reading →

Posted in elites, more, obama, politics, SWPL | 21 Comments

Can Disney Grow With Boys and Men?

Posted on September 24, 2009 by

With the Mancession in full swing it would appear odd that Disney, along with Time-Warner, is busy restructuring itself to appeal more to men, and boys, but nevertheless, Disney is busy doing just that. Disney recently fired Disney Studios CEO … Continue reading →

Posted in boys, comic books, culture, disney, gay, girls, marvel, men, more, television, women | 18 Comments

Elitist, Left Wing, and a Little Bit Gay: Our Feminized Cultural and Political Elite

Posted on September 23, 2009 by

The NEA is in the news, with at least 6 federal laws and regulations violated by a conference call with artists, a PR agency, the White House Office of Public Engagement, and United We Serve, designed to use the NEA … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, elites, feminized, gay, men, more, nea, women | 23 Comments

Barack Obama: America’s Vizier

Posted on September 21, 2009 by

Barack Obama does not want to be America’s President. Oh, he enjoys the pomp and ceremony of the office, the prestige of being President, the power and the money the office brings. But unlike all other Presidents in America’s history, … Continue reading →

Posted in america, culture, more, nukes, obama, politics | 35 Comments

Can Brett Favre Save the NFL?

Posted on September 18, 2009 by

The Wall Street Journal disclosed that Brett Favre’s Jersey is the best seller in 19 states, Favre being one of just eight players whose jersey is a top seller in more than one state, far out ranking that of the … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, fans, more, nfl, television | 34 Comments

Ashley Madison: Marriage Redefined

Posted on September 15, 2009 by

In National Review Online’s “the Corner” Kathryn Jean Lopez was scandalized for ads running on Television for “AshleyMadison.com” a dating site for married people. Or, in other words, a site for cheaters on their spouses. On Hotair.com, Ed Morrissey was … Continue reading →

Posted in cheating, culture, men, more, politics, television, women | 46 Comments

NBC’s Leno Gamble: The Revenge of the Audience

Posted on September 13, 2009 by

The Wall Street Journal recently ran a story on NBC’s big gamble on Jay Leno. Leno’s new show, debuting Monday, at 10 PM (Eastern-Pacific) and running from Monday through Friday, will have substantially lower ad rates. From $137,000 per 30 … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, more, nbc, television | 12 Comments

The Challenge of the Post-9/11 World: Deterrence

Posted on September 11, 2009 by

The challenge of the Post-9/11 World for America is summed up in one word. Deterrence. America got to 9/11 by bits and pieces, all the way back to Richard Nixon’s decision not to retaliate for the Cold River assassination U.S. … Continue reading →

Posted in 9/11, fear, jihad, more, politics, terrorism | 23 Comments

Time-Warner Takes Control of DC Comics: Hollywood’s Comic Book Gamble

Posted on September 11, 2009 by

Nikki Finke’s Deadline Hollywood Daily has reported that Time-Warner has taken direct control of DC Comics, with the aim of using DC Comics characters throughout Time-Warner’s media empire: in video games, movies, and television. The new President of DC Entertainment, … Continue reading →

Posted in comic books, culture, men, more, movies, television, women | 16 Comments

Paging Dr. Dalrymple

Posted on September 7, 2009 by

In my post, The UK’s Cultural Collapse I noted the appalling pictures taken by Polish Photographer Maciej Dakowitz in the capital of Wales, Cardiff, over a four year period, every Friday and Saturday night. His Website has more pictures. But … Continue reading →

Posted in culture, dalrymple, depravity, more, sadness, uk, us | 19 Comments