The discovery:
As a Professional Geologist, I attempted to link the Dust Bowl/Great Depression to a pre-glacial condition or mechanism and ended up writing the book H2onE2. I felt that there was a strong connection between the Dust Bowl and transition back into Glacial Winter. I did notice that my professors scientifically crumbled every time I mentioned the relationship. I could not go back in time or locate indisputable proof. The proof came from understanding all educational disciplines including history and theology. I soon discovered that all religious text both eastern and western continually described significant climate change conditions relating to Glacial Respiration. For years I fought off mixing science and religion until I discovered that the origins of all religions were founded or created to help humans psychologically survive the harsh earthen environment. Without reason I soon accepted that the world’s complicated religions were the same. This came true and I continued to write and discover. Everything came into place as though I was unlocking a 10,000-year-old puzzle. I also realized this puzzle was opened before I discovered it, by someone else, some other group. If so, further understanding of this knowledge might be extracted from significant historical events. Lastly, this is the vital information needed to make future predictions.
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Comment by Jason M. Hendler — November 8, 2007 @ 1:57 pm

So we’re to assume that the people making billions of dollars selling porn are leftists? Are you joking?

Seems like any whisper of a question and there is instant repercussion. On the Rosie deal, she just asked how a building #7 could come down from fire hours later ? She did not say inside job or allude to an inside job. Yet, O’Reilly kept striking and striking at her.

What is wrong or unpatriotic about questioning? I’d like to know why the camera tapes from all around the Pentagon have never been released to see the plane hitting it. If it is too painful for some to watch don’t watch.

Laura Ingraham has been railing about the “pornofication” of our culture, which was lead by the left, but occurring even on the right, as you’ve revealed.

This is similar to another story showing Chris Matthews begging one of his female contributors to “get closer to the camera”. In that case, it was obvious Chris Matthews crossed the line.

http://www.foxnews.com/photoessay/0,4644,2621,00.html

Comment by Keltoi — November 8, 2007 @ 1:24 pm

So did most of us. Do you think we need your help with our cause. Puhlease. And you people forget most of us aren’t Hillary fans either.

Comment by PatrioticLiberalChristian — November 8, 2007 @ 1:23 pm

Exactly what I was thinking.

If Reps really want to support the troops they should either end the war or join the war. Otherwise their support is nothing more then lip service.

Comment by Shayne — November 8, 2007 @ 1:10 pm

Of course not, MM is bookmarked, as is TP, Slate, Salon, BBC, ad nauseum. I have never seen them say anything good about O’Reilly, which is why it struck me as noteworthy to this thread. In a truly crowning irony, the conservative Newsbusters was ridiculing him for what he said, but I read the transcript of Bill Clintons remarks and he DIDN’T compare the swiftboaters to the other Dem candidates – not sure who or what the genesis of the supposed comparison was, but it is not in the text.

More arrogance – assuming that regulars would care enough to remember what he alleges to do for a living.

i’ll check with onan’s favorite porno site, http://www.foxnews.com.
maybe the sea is boiling…

May I suggest:

http://www.foxnews.com

Comment by O. Bigfoot — November 8, 2007 @ 1:02

Sure OB it’s Annie who’s not getting the real news. Do you even see the irony here?