Why Do They Hate Us?

Americans are usually surprised when they see that people from a lot of other countries hate us. We generally just brush it off as "Those silly people don't know what they're talking about." I'm finally starting to see part of the problem. We can't trust the mainstream media to tell us the bad things that our government does. 9-11 made that crystal clear to me. Even if you think it was all legitimate, you have to admit that dissenting opinions on what happened that day have been quashed by NBC, ABC and CBS. So, "Those silly people" from other countries that hate us, probably know the truth and we probably know what someone has been paid to tell us or not tell us.

Young G.W. Bush AKA Damian Thorne

Government Emergency List Incomplete

I was looking at a government website about emergencies.

# Biological Threat
# Blackouts
# Chemical Threat
# Earthquakes
# Explosions
# Extreme Heat
# Fires
# Floods
# Hurricanes
# Influenza Pandemic
# Landslide and Debris Flow (Mudslide)
# Nuclear Threat
# Radiation Threat
# Thunderstorms
# Tornadoes
# Tsunamis
# Volcanoes
# Wildfires
# Winter Storms and Extreme Cold

Notice anything missing?
I do.
Zombie Attacks!





PITTSBURGH—A zombie-preparedness study, commissioned by Pittsburgh Mayor Tom Murphy and released Monday, indicates that the city could easily succumb to a devastating zombie attack. Insufficient emergency-management-personnel training and poorly conceived undead-defense measures have left the city at great risk for all-out destruction at the hands of the living dead, according to the Zombie Preparedness Institute.

Chuck Wagon

I don't know about anybody else but I always wanted the dog to catch that little chuck wagon.

B C Clark

Make Love Not War

I was thinking about India and Pakistan, I got a little sidetracked.
But now more than ever, I think it would be a shame for them to go to war.

Marijuana Nation

Tuesday December 2 9PM
National Geographics EXPLORER



Marijuana is the most widely used illicit drug on the planet. In most countries, this plant is illegal; some brand it as dangerous; others seem to look the other way. In the U.S. the federal government places it in the same category as heroin. Across the globe, bold growers plant gardens in national forests, national parks and suburban homes converted into greenhouses. Scientists who study this plant consider it among the most complex in the plant kingdom with 400 active chemicals and compounds. And in California alone, the marijuana trade out paces the entire wine industry, placing it among the largest cash crops in the United States. Intertwined with culture, economics, law enforcement and perhaps medical miracles, this plant holds both peril and promise. Join National Geographics EXPLORER as we investigate the state of marijuana.