Monthly Archives: April 2012

Reblogged from Watts Up With That?: In groupthink, organizations value consensus more than free thought. The emphasis on consensus leads to group polarization, in which a group’s positions become more extreme than any individual would come up with. Alarmist climate … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Blogs about Israel aggregation: The shuttle docked with the spaceship and the passengers boarded for the trip down to the planet. Jammar, working to maintain the indifferent and unscrutable facial expression befitting a man, traversed the aisles and … Continue reading →

Reblogged from L i L p o H: Chen Guangcheng, a man much braver than I’d likely be, has apparently taken sanctuary in the American embassy in Beijing. Chen has been pursuing legal means to get the Chinese dictatorship to … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Asylum Watch: It’s Sunday and today’s poem by The Bard of Murdock is of the all time favorites from his archives. It was originally published on March 26, 2011. **************************** I Am the Very Model of a Democratic … Continue reading →

Reblogged from The Last Refuge: I have posted a comment on a wall in my office. Doing so took most of my enthusiasm,but I did it.

Reblogged from Charles Rowley's Blog: In September 2005, blind  lawyer, Chen Guangcheng, is arrested by the Chinese government. His alleged crime is helping to mount a legal challenge over policies designed to force Chinese women into abortions in conformity with the country’s ‘one-child’ … Continue reading →

Reblogged from The Neosecularist: Now might be the best opportunity available to become an anti-American terrorist, if you listen to anything the Arianna Nation (HuffPost) has to say on the matter of prisoner “torture” and enhanced interrogation techniques, which include … Continue reading →