I've often bethought meself that the KKK were full of dingos.

I enjoy Flea Markets, Free Markets not so much. Unfortunately there are enough Thom Friedman, Alan Greenspan, Ronald Reagan, world is flat, pieces of crap out there on TV and Radio confusing the issue so much I don't really see a big swing. The giant corporations control the media, that is why I think media reform is on top of my list of things that need to be fixed as soon as possible.

Late term abortion.

... is that the Seven Aphorisms were supposedly on a third tablet that God gave to Moses, but Moses decided that the people weren't ready. So he hid 'em. Didn't tell anyone.

Never mind the idiocy of Moses deciding God was wrong, when Moses had gone specifically to Mt. Sinai to seek God's counsel.

Never mind that if Moses came back with three tablets and only read two, wouldn't people be asking, "Hey, what's on that third tablet?" - and there was no place to have hidden a stone tablet. You're either carrying it in your arms, or you left it under a bush back on Mt. Sinai.

Never mind that 'as above, so below' means that if we've got an incompetent, smirking frat-boy as our leader, well, God's having a beer bash in heaven. And in 67 days, God will be an intelligent, articulate black guy.

Never mind that the swinging pendulum seems to precess to the right more than it does the left.

... and so on.

I read about this before and was amazed it got all the way to the Supremes; here is the description of the monument. But it's kind of hard to argue against a guy who speaks to spirits isn't it? I mean didn't Joseph Smith speak to spirits?

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/11/washington/...

Inside the pyramid, sitting on a comfortable white couch near a mummified Doberman named Butch, Ron Temu, a Summum counselor, said the two monuments would complement each other.

“They’ve put a basically Judeo-Christian religious text in the park, which we think is great, because people should be exposed to it,” Mr. Temu said. “But our principles should be exposed as well.”
Su Menu, the church’s president, agreed. “If you look at them side by side,” Ms. Menu said of the two monuments, “they really are saying similar things.”

The Third Commandment: “Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.”

The Third Aphorism: “Nothing rests; everything moves; everything vibrates.”
Michael W. Daniels, the mayor here, is not the vibrating sort.

There is a good question as to whether anyone occupying such a sensitive position in Washington ought to also hold the citizenship of a foreign country--

Didn't the Republicans and Shrillary use that same argument with Obama having been in Kenya for a while?

What about voting for the candidate who's pro-war in Iraq, despite the Vatican having opposed it?

Foster's son, Shane Foster, and Frank Stafford showed up at the Circle K store on Louisiana 21 in Bogalusa early Monday morning and asked the clerk how they could remove bloodstains from their clothes...

And he could have avoided all that hassle just by asking his girlfriend.