Good-Bye, Oh-Nine

**sigh**

It was a good year. Sure it was the year the socialist hypocrite got elected. Sure it was the year we decided to bring terrorists to America. Sure it was the year there were two terrorist attacks. But it was a good year.

There's not much I can say. Not anything that I haven't said before.

Muslim extremists are a threat. But that's racist.

Barack Obama is a terrorist. But that's racist (though he's half white...).

***** ******* (I don't use names of people in my life on my blog), a liberal in my grade, is a very misguided individual (to use nice terms). But that's racist (even though he's white...).

I'll only buy American-made, non-bailout cars, which is basically Ford (but that's racist against foreign countries and bailouts).

I guess I'll have to settle for being judged and labeled. If that's what it takes to save my country, it's worth it.

If you want to read more of my stuff (whoever reads this), I frequently post on republicanoperative.com (I have a link) under the handle "Freedom".

Happy '10.

Year in Review (This is Painful)

Well, I don't know who still reads this, but I'm back.

It seems like Obama's been Prez forever, but in reality (which we seem to be quite out of touch with) it hasn't even been a year.

Not even a year and, let's see...

--Two terrorist attacks (Fort Hood and the Detroit Airport)(Bush kept us safe since 9/11)

--Obama Debt: $1 trillion (about)(Bush's was $700 billion over 8 years)

--Mexico City Act repealed (Bush was pro-life)

--Gitmo detainees sent home

--Gitmo detainees promised civilian trial (if they really were citizens of the U.S.... well, they wouldn't be anymore (we'd kick their beeep out))

--Plan for Gitmo detainees to be moved to Illinois

--Healthcare passed in House and Senate (Ah, yes, Ben Nelson. The Dems needed another vote to pass the healthcare bill (they had 59). Well, first the White  House supposedly (they, of course, deny it) threatened to close down a central command center in Nebraska (Nelson's state) thus threatening our national security. That was obviously an empty threat, so what ended up happening is that Nebraska gets free healthcare forever (well, not FREE, exactly, the REST of America has to pay for it...) and Nelson became the sixtieth vote on the Senate plan. Well, I'll go to jail, but I'm not paying for Nebraska's healthcare. Bribery and extortion... why am I not surprised? And did they ask the other states? No. Backroom deals and secret meeting, that's what the Democratic party's all about. But I wouldn't be surprised if real estate suddenly picks up in Nebraska...)

--Climate summit concludes that we need to stop emitting carbon (which I find funny, because 1) we need to breathe (though I'm sure many Dems don't want us to), and 2) hello? The plants of the ENVIRONMENT which is soooo valuable to them NEED carbon dioxide to live...)

--White House almost decides not to display nativity

--Economy "recovers", we save jobs (using a million bucks per job in my area, yay...)

--Stimulus passes (although I don't know if randomly throwing the bill together and not even reading it constitutes "passing")

--Obama declares that gay marriage should be defined legally as marriage, but should not be legal...?

--Joe Wilson shouts "You lie!" at Obama (kudos)

--Opponents of the healthcare plan "don't understand"

--Obama gets Nobel Peace Prize for nothing  (WAIT! it was for what he said he'd do)

--AND FINALLY...

1.3 million babies died, thanks to the fact that abortion is legal.

Lots of other things happened (Michael Jackson died, Billy Mays died, Tiger Woods' scandal and car crash), but how will we remember 2009? Politically, as the beginning of an error? As the year a certain movie came out, a certain celebrity died? As the last oh-something year? The year this or that car was made? What will the historians regard as the most significant event in America of 2009?

What does it matter? If we actually listened to historians, my whole list above would be gone.

What we learn from history is that we fail to learn from history.

What will we learn from 2009?

I hope whatever we learn shows up in 2012.

Happy New Year a few days early.

I'd rather be early than too late, and I hope so would you, America.

Happy New Year.

Could Abortion Be What Kills Us?

That's what Sean Hannity said, inquiring whether or not the healthcare bill could get passed without prohibition of abortion specifically mentioned. I am proud to say that not a single Senate Republican is in support of the bill thus far. So maybe... maybe we're coming back?

Anyway, we better be coming back, because in three years' time, America will be so scared of Obama that they'll elect a Republican-- REGARDLESS OF WHETHER THEY'VE GOTTEN BETTER OR NOT. So we'll just be heading down a long, dark road.

I can never get over, no matter how much I try to understand, the fact that liberals think it's okay to kill an innocent child. Can someone explain why abortion should be legal, let alone for any reason, let alone ANY TIME IN PREGNANCY?

Here is the medical definiton of pregnancy: the condition of a woman or female mammal from conception until birth; the condition of being pregnant.

Here is the scientific definition of pregnancy: the condition of carrying developing offspring within the body.

Therefore, the scientific, medical definiton of pregnancy is: the condition of a woman or female mammal from conception until birth; the condition of carrying developing offspring within the body.

If it's not a baby, which clearly contradicts the definitions above, you are not pregnant. Therefore, if you insist against all reason that it is not a baby and therefore you are not pregnant, there is nothing to abort, therefore there is no need for abortion. Therefore, abortion is a needless practice and must be abolished. And what better way than in a bill that dares mention health, care, and abortion in the same sentence?