war on terror
After the tragic events of September 11, 2001, America had every reason to reflect on the past–to deeply consider the causes of the effect. As we have a tendency to do, we overly simplified the situation–chose to gravitate toward an extreme position based on our emotions at the time–and the never-ending war on terror began. [...]
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The GOP delegate process of America is somewhat complicated, and I feel safe in saying that a lot of people don’t understand it. We assume, as we watch TV, that the voting results reported by mainstream media on the night of an election will ultimately determine how the delegates will vote. Then, we assume that [...]
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How do we win a war on terror? That’s a question I asked across the social networks yesterday. I was not trying to be facetious. That was not the question meant to instigate arguments and debate. I was asking an honest question. This is a question that we have not been asking. It’s a question [...]
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Is there a new Coffee & Cigarettes giveaway contest on the horizon? Maybe so. Thanks to Chris Penn and John Wall, I learned about a new-to-me phone app called, Waze. It’s a GPS app unlike any other I’ve used. It really brings a social aspect to GPS. No offense to Rick Santorum supporters, but I [...]
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No offense to Rick Santorum supporters, but this is some of the most frightening rhetoric I’ve ever heard. I’ll explain why after you watch the video. First, Santorum criticizes the Obama administration for doing “little to nothing” to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. I’m curious as to what more he’d like to see done. [...]
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