Saturday, November 21, 2009

Global Warming Nonsense!

Good Evening...

In December, countries around the world are sending representatives to Copenhagen(sp)to work on a global warming treaty...now, Global Warming is a cruel hoax whereby people like Al Gore are making more money than you can shake a stick at...he is lobbying Congress to enact laws that will continue to benefit Al Gore...getting back to Copenhagen...the following is a list of companies that are sponsoring this or are partnering to make it happen (I encourage you to boycott them!):

FRIENDS OF HOPENHAGEN
2ergo
A&E TV
Ad Council
AdForum
Advertising Week
Alex Tehrani (Photographer)
AOL
AREday
Art Info
Brøndby IF
Biography
Business India
Business Insider
Business Standard
Business Week
Buzz Logic
Christian Weber (Photographer)
Citadel Media
Clang (Photographer)
Clear Channel
Climate One
CO2 Cubes
Coca-Cola
Colle + McVoy
Connie Hedegaard
Corbis
CosmoGirl
Cosmopolitan
Danish Foreign Ministry
DART
Discovery Channel
Earth Hour
EcoSeed
EuroNews
Eventful
Everyday Health
Flavor Pill
Gawker
Getty
Global Observatory
Good Magazine
Google
Grist.org
Grub Street
Guest of a Guest
Health Central
History
Huffington Post
IAC
ICP
ICUC
IGN
International Advertising Association
International Herald Tribune
Internationalist
The Japan Times
JCDecaux
Joachim Ladefoged (Photographer)
Ketchum
Kinetic Worldwide
Marge Ely c/o Gallery Stock
MDC Partners
Menu Pages
Mid-Day
MLB
Mother Jones
MPG
National Geographic
National Geographic Stock
Natural Capitalism Solutions
Natural History
Neo@Ogilvy
Newsweek
NY Mag
Ogilvy
Outlook
Pandora
Part Two
Paul Davis (Illustrator)
Presidential Climate Action Project
Rajasthan Patrika
Real Simple
Redworks
SAP
Scientific American
Sea Web
Segal Communications
Seventeen
Siemens
Stefan Ruiz (Photographer)
SustainLane Media
TakePart
Text Appeal
The City of Copenhagen
The Danish Ministry of Climate and Energy
The Economist
The Financial Times
The Wall Street Journal
Thomson Reuters
Treehugger
Tribal Fusion
T-sign Studios
Vibrant Media
Visit Denmark
Warner Bros Digital Media
Washington Monthly
Weather Undeground
Yahoo!
Zazengo

Thursday, November 5, 2009

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Monday, November 2, 2009

Hate Crimes

The President has made good on one of his campaign promises to the Homosexual lobby by his signing of the Hate Crimes legislation. The following article from Dr. Albert Mohler, President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, says it quite well:

“Free to Live and Love as We See Fit?”
Posted: Friday, October 30, 2009 at 2:47 am ET


As Sen. John McCain recently remarked, "elections have consequences." President Barack Obama signed the "Matthew Shepard and James Byrd, Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act" into law on Thursday, fulfilling a campaign promise and handing the gay rights community one of its most sought-after achievements.
The bill, named for two men killed in vicious attacks, extends the definition of federal hates crimes to include attacks "based on a person's race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or mental or physical disability."
Referring to Matthew Shepherd and James Byrd, the President said:
It's hard for any of us to imagine the mind-set of someone who would kidnap a young man and beat him to within an inch of his life, tie him to a fence, and leave him for dead. It's hard for any of us to imagine the twisted mentality of those who'd offer a neighbor a ride home, attack him, chain him to the back of a truck, and drag him for miles until he finally died.
Those words are eloquent in exposing the deep evil that resides in far too many human hearts. If anything, the President spoke too cautiously. It is not only "hard" for any morally sane person to imagine the mentality behind these attacks, it is and must be impossible. Such crimes of violence against any human being should and must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. But defining these crimes as "hate crimes" shifts the legal issue from the criminally violent act itself to the thoughts and intentions of the criminal. This is a dangerous and unnecessary step, for the very idea of a hate crime requires the government to play the role of psychiatrist and also requires a list of those who deserve special protections. How can government stop the extension of that list? If criminalizing hate is legally justifiable, should not every citizen be granted these same protections?
Even more ominously, the logic of hate crime laws inevitably leads to the idea of laws against what is defined as "hate speech." It is not fair to suggest that this specific legislation includes a hate speech provision. It is fair, however, to sound the alarm that very important rights involving the freedom to speak openly against homosexuality, for example, are now at far greater risk.
There was no surprise in the fact that President Obama signed the bill. The shock came, not in the fact that he signed it, but in what the President said in his comments. "This is the culmination of a struggle that has lasted more than a decade. Time and again, we faced opposition," said the President. "Time and again, the measure was defeated or delayed. Time and again we've been reminded of the difficulty of building a nation in which we're all free to live and love as we see fit."
Does President Obama actually mean what he said here? Does he really call for a society "in which we're all free to live and love as we see fit?" The hate crimes bill he signed into law covers gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation. The courts will have to sort out all that is covered in those categories.
But the "free to live and love as we see fit" language was set in a context larger than the hate crimes bill. President Obama is an intellectually serious man. He knows that words matter. When he speaks of all citizens being "free to live and love as we see fit" he opens the door far beyond the categories of heterosexual, homosexual, and bisexual. Does he mean to include polygamists in this vision? The "polyamorous?" Incest? The catalogue of sexual interests claimed by some as "loves" goes far beyond these.
We are living in an age increasingly marked by what Sigmund Freud called "polymorphous perversity." I do not believe that President Obama meant to include any and all sexual interests and lifestyles under his blanket category of living and loving "as we see fit." But words really do matter, and this President now bears responsibility for signing a dangerous bill into law and then for compounding that act by using language that was self-congratulatory, dishonest, and dangerous.
In another sense, the President's language was revealing. The logic that leads to the celebration of gay, lesbian, and bisexual relationships cannot stop with those sexual categories. In an age that elevates "consent" as the only meaningful moral and legal issue, any effort to refuse similar recognition to any consensual sexual relationship, lifestyle, or practice is doomed to eventual failure. It is all just a matter of time.
Yes, Sen. McCain, elections have consequences. But words have consequences, too, President Obama. Do you really want to live with the consequences of your words spoken on Thursday?

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