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More from the Mumbai Massacre

Rudy — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 21:22:28 +0000

Original URL: http://rudycarrera.com/wp/?p=5099

STRATFOR does a crisis analysis on the terrorist event in Bombay, and the BBC continues coverage.

Thanksgiving documents

Rudy — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 20:04:16 +0000

Original URL: http://rudycarrera.com/wp/?p=5097

A history lesson for Thanksgiving and on what it means from George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Michael Medved (?!).

HT: Dennis Prager.

Former Mexican President Calls Border Fence ‘Offensive’

Rudy — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 00:55:45 +0000

Original URL: http://rudycarrera.com/wp/?p=5095

That’s funny, we find corrupt Mexican presidents like Zedillo who rob their country blind, allow the drug cartels to buy off officials and pimp their peons to the U.S. in order for them to bring cash into the economy to be rather offensive as well.

Why Reporters — and Judges and Professors — Are Biased

Rudy — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 00:43:43 +0000

Original URL: http://rudycarrera.com/wp/?p=5093

It must have come as a shock when Time Magazine’s Mark Halperin admitted that this election cycle was the most biased one he’d ever experienced at a conference held at USC. It’s a little late to admit the obvious, and I say this as one who appreciates Halperin’s work.

Dennis Prager writes on why the left has no clue of what objective reporting is.

Bill Bennett to GOP: Let’s Get to Work

Rudy — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 00:34:51 +0000

Original URL: http://rudycarrera.com/wp/?p=5091

Bill Bennett is my kind of Irish Catholic. Sure he gambles, but he’s a bare-knuckler when it comes to politics. He did a good job as Education Czar under Ronald Reagan, and has been hosting his own radio show for several years now (I first got to hear it when I resided in the Greater Washington D.C. area in 2006). He implores his party to get off their duffs and get back on the ball here.

Preview of Anti-Obama Documentary Outrages Left

Rudy — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 00:31:14 +0000

Original URL: http://rudycarrera.com/wp/?p=5089

I get the distinct displeasure of talking to people who know nothing about either our President Elect, the idiots who run the Congress, or their policies. They’re simply brainwashed, and I’m glad John Ziegler put this on whatever medium he did to hold a mirror up to these cretins.

here.

Thanksgiving articles from the Wall Street Journal

Rudy — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 23:56:24 +0000

Original URL: http://rudycarrera.com/wp/?p=5086

The WSJ have been publishing these articles since 1961. I wasn’t around much last year, so I missed them I figured they might make good reading to you, dear friends. We have much to be thankful for, even if it isn’t immediately obvious to us at the moment.

The Desolate Wilderness

And The Fair Land

‘A Day of Thanksgiving’

10 Best Bets for Black Friday

Rudy — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 23:49:09 +0000

Original URL: http://rudycarrera.com/wp/?p=5084

After a shocking and horrible day for our saner Indian friends, we need something to lighten up for at least a second. Go spend money on Friday, folks. Here’s a list of things that may do wonders for your Christmas or whatever joyous celebration you partake in.

Morris: Obama Ominously Backburners Terrorism

Rudy — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 23:44:49 +0000

Original URL: http://rudycarrera.com/wp/?p=5082

How ironic that Dick Morris pens this article just before the Mumbai massacre. We have a border governor in charge of homeland security who couldn’t even take care of her state (Arizona). At least his financial team, mainly fiscal conservatives, may protect our dough, but it may be for naught if we get hit with something like what happened in India today.

Gunmen kill at least 78 in attacks across Mumbai

Rudy — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 23:42:23 +0000

Original URL: http://rudycarrera.com/wp/?p=5080

A massacre, surely the work of Islamic terrorists, has occured in Mumbai (Bombay), India. 78 is the initial total of the dead. We fear it’ll be far more, as these bastards have taken British and American hostages.

The AP reports on this abomination here. The BBC covers the event here. The Wall Street Journal’s coverage is here.