Continuing with our day at Caversham...part one here The most obvious difference between the wallaby and the kangaroo is size. As a rule, the kangaroo is generally much larger than the wallaby. The kangaroo has more height between its ankles and knees, which makes its legs seem out of proportion to its body. The kangaroo's legs are built for speed on open terrain. The wallaby's more compact legs are built for agility in forested areas. Although there are many different ... Read More

Sometimes, not much changes, like how the democrats are all about the welfare state. The following was written in 1949. ... Read More

The writer of this article feels there is a big problem with young men in America. When I read it, some of the items sounded very familiar. Do you think the writer is right? Are our young men these days not ready to be men at all? When are we finally going to admit that we have a very serious problem with this generation of young men in America?  We have failed them so dramatically that it is hard to put ... Read More

***UPDATE BELOW*** The Obama Administration has been slow to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy. It's been shameful in fact. Now he wants to send help, but helping who??? Alaska, no where near Sandy's path?? From the New York Post: President Obama’s $60.4 billion request for Hurricane Sandy relief has morphed into a huge Christmas stocking of goodies for federal agencies and even the state of Alaska, The Post has learned. The pork-barrel feast includes more than $8 million to buy cars and equipment for ... Read More

Daylight's coming and I want to throw all who oppose Obama in the prison. That's Harry Belafonte's advice. Harry Belafonte, He wants a new America, liberties gone except for the elite. Enlightened Marxist Harry Belafonte was on with pal Al Sharpton this week. His advice for Obama was to imprison opposition like a “third world dictator.” Any why not, he's quite friendly with dictators like Hugo Chavez. Previously, Belefonte called President Bush “the greatest terrorist in the world” while praising Marxist tyrant Hugo ... Read More

Right to Work States are in Blue If you only watch the mainstream networks, you have likely not seen the violence or got a biased clip of the film. First, what is "Right to Work" law? A Right to Work law secures the right of employees to decide for themselves whether or not to join or financially support a union. Michigan became the latest to join the Right to Work states. Based on the definition, you can see why the unions are flipping out. ... Read More

You might not think this applies to you, or that the death tax is only for the rich. Don't believe the lie, it's just not so. From the Washington Examiner New legislation that jumps the death tax to 55 percent of estates exceeding $1 million threatens 526,421 family farms, of about 25 percent of all farms in America, according to a Senate analysis. According to the analysis from the Senate Republican Policy Committee, chaired by Wyoming's John Barrasso: If President Obama and Senate Democrats ... Read More

Marie in her wheelchair, wearing a straw hat. What kind of country takes a child away from their mother, and it results in the child's death? Kidnapping and murdering disabled children seems to be where we're headed. Even after Marie Freyre died alone in a nursing home 250 miles from the family in North Tampa that loved her, Marie's mother had to fight to bring her home. In March 2011, state child protection investigators took 14-year-old Marie from her mother, Doris Freyre, ... Read More

Obama the Senator, against raising the debt ceiling. Obama the president, FOR. In 2011, Obama the President said, " “What we said was give us $1.2 trillion in additional revenues, which could be accomplished without hiking taxes — tax rates — but could simply be accomplished by eliminating loopholes, eliminating some deductions and engaging in a tax reform process that could have lowered rates generally while broadening the base.” In 2012, the Congress presents him with that same plan, and Jim Carney, ... Read More

We keep hearing of stories of Grinches everywhere. Seniors in their apartment building are told to take their tree down, the poor, sweet, old, dears are now victims and someone should be very ashamed. Residents in a Newhall senior apartment complex are protesting an order from management to remove their beloved Christmas tree from the community room because, they were told, it's a religious symbol. On Tuesday, Tarzana-based JB Partners Group Inc. sent a memo to staff at The Willows senior apartment building ... Read More

I don't consider myself a brilliant political mind, but I am not surprised that The Muslim Brotherhood's Morsi, has become Egypt's new dictator. Why are the so called experts surprised? An even better question to the American people would be, why did Obama back Morsi? Even *I* knew this was bad news. From Fox News More than 200.000 filled Cairo's Tahrir square on Tuesday to protest against Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi in escalating unrest over decrees that granted him near absolute powers. Waving ... Read More

The video that follows is long, but asks a LOT of good questions, such are things made today purposely NOT to last? Included in the video (which is primarily in Spanish, but also has interviews in English and German), is a birthday celebration for the oldest known light bulb. Batteries that are languishing at 18 months of being released, printers that are blocked on reaching a certain number of impressions, bulbs that melt at the thousand hours ... Why, despite ... Read More

One in six Americans in poverty. Hurricane Sandy victims have no relief in sight, but Japan is willing to help. Fiscal Cliff looming ahead with serious implications for all of us. The Middle East is in chaos. At least two crises (Fast and Furious, and Benghazi among a few) have hit his administration with NO real answers to the Americans who VOTED for him. And....Our president plays golf for the third time since the election. And why not? He needs time to relax before his 4 ... Read More

Michael Rubens Bloomberg is an American business magnate, politician and philanthropist. He is currently Mayor of New York City. With a net worth of $25 billion in 2012, he is also the 10th-richest person in the United States.   New York City's Mayor Bloomberg, (You know Mr. Ban the Big Gulp), has yet another ban. He has banned food donations to the homeless shelters. Now this man has likely never  known a day of hunger in his whole life, is the ... Read More

Michigan Governor Won't Rule Out Dissolving City Of Detroit... Oakland Crime Rate Soars As City Loses Officers; 33 Burglaries A Day... Post Office Chief Lays Out Plan for Survival; Eliminate Mail Delivery On Saturday... Guantanamo Inmates Could Be Moved To US Jails... Will president be in Hawaii when nation goes over 'fiscal cliff'? Obamas plan 20-day, $4 million vacation... DC Takes Top Honors for Worst High School Graduation Rate... ... Read More

Ok all you Occupiers, it's time to re-think and re-organize about the 1% and who TRULY supports them! From Brietbart: President Obama’s supposedly sterling recovery hasn’t just crushed the middle class – it’s benefitted the top 1 percent, the very folks Obama says he wants to tax for purposes of fairness. Perhaps he should start by cutting out subsidies for his favorite rich people, particularly those who support him financially.   According to NYU economics professor Edward Wolff, the median wealth of American households ... Read More

  At Least SOMEBODY is helping the victims of hurricane Sandy. To Obama, it was a campaign photo op,and empty promises of "We are here for you." To Israel, an opportunity to help. From United with Israel: According to IsraAID’s founding director, Shachar Zahavi, IsraAID, which has operated in Haiti, Japan and South Sudan, is working on the ground in the most impoverished and devastated areas of the United States, helping out the neediest Hurricane Sandy victims. Most of their tasks include delivering ... Read More

We now live in a nation where big gulps are banned, and the move to legalize marijuana is gaining strength. The belief is that the drug is relatively harmless. But there are many tests that say different. This video says different, by a doctor, and lets a user unknowingly give proof while speaking his mind and without realizing it gives evidence of brain damage. ... Read More

Those affected might have survived Hurricane Sandy, but what conditions are they living now is the question? The conditions during and even now so much later, are awful. Remember right in the middle of a busy campaign, two days after the hurricane hit, our campaigner in chief, Obama rushed for a photo op to New Jersey, some hugs for the camera,  and promised the people there, "...we are here for you, and we will not forget." Then he rushed off to Vegas ... Read More

From The Blaze - What The Ceasefire Really Means The ceasefire began the way that the war did; with a flight of rockets falling from the sky over Israel’s battered south where working class families wait to learn if they will have to spend the night in safe rooms and shelters. There is no ceasefire, despite declarations from the international community to the contrary, just as there has been no peace for the past twenty years despite peace accords being signed. In the language ... Read More

The Obama Policies of leaving Americans to DIE and then covering it up is beyond sickening. Watching who takes the blame for this White House next is not even funny. When story number one doesn't fly, try another. Or, you can call people racist for wanting to get to the truth. Like in the case of Susan Rice. She is the one that told us all that the deaths were a result of a video. A lie. Did she concoct the lie ... Read More

True or not, the following story sure shows a lack of trust towards the Obama Administration: French officials accuse US of hacking Sarkozy's computers The United States used U.S.-Israeli spy software to hack into the French presidential office earlier this year, the French cyberwarfare agency has concluded, according to the newsmagazine l'Express. The magazine reported late Tuesday that the computers of several close advisers to then-president Nicolas Sarkozy – including Chief of Staff Xavier Musca – were compromised in May by a computer ... Read More

From LA Times The city of Santa Monica can bar seasonal displays, including a Nativity scene that has appeared in Palisades Park for nearly 60 years, a federal judge ruled Another reason to be careful who you elect as president. On January 27, 1994, Collins was nominated by President Bill Clinton to a seat on the United States District Court for the Central District of California Monday. In a closely watched case that has attracted national attention, Judge Audrey B. Collins denied a request ... Read More

Now, don't hold it against me, but I've never eaten a Twinkie, and now I never will. I do believe though I have eaten a Ho Ho or two. It's been all over the news that Hostess will have to shut its operations and lay off 18,5000 people. On the night of November 15, 2012, Hostess Brands recognized a sufficient amount of employees had not returned from an ongoing strike to continue operations. The company announced on Nov. 16, 2012 that it would ... Read More

It's sad how Obama comes up with a figure to label the rich. Not all that meet that figure are rich. This rancher on FoxNews is one example: Rancher Kevin Kester works dawn to dusk, drives a 12-year-old pick-up truck and earns less than a typical bureaucrat in Washington D.C., yet the federal government considers him rich enough to pay the estate tax -- also known as the "death tax." And with that tax set to soar at the beginning of 2013 ... Read More

Not a serious question. But it's question number one of many, while looking into wasteful spending  by the Pentagon. From the Washington Times From a workshop on whether Jesus' salvation would apply to aliens to determining the color of the feathers on a 150-million-year-old creature deemed the Earth's first bird, the Pentagon has spent money on some questionable projects, according to Sen. Tom Coburn. At a time when many Republicans argue the Defense Department cannot afford new spending cuts, Mr. Coburn, Congress's top waste-watcher, ... Read More

Or more empty chairs... From Jan Morgan Media... While Rome Burns — President Distracts, Generals Play, Americans Pay And America is “on a path to its fifth straight $1 trillion-plus deficit.” The Economy, Jobs, Fiscal Cliff, 2nd Amendment Attacks, Stolen Elections, Collectivism Run Rampant, and yet, More and More Empty Chairs   When the mainstream news jumps all over story B and avoids story A… watch the other hand… where’s the real story? Story A! What is story A? Benghazi. Obama. Traitorous dereliction of duty. MSM ... Read More

From Its Benghazi Gate, Not the Petreaus Scandal: That is the heart of the matter. Who cares if Petreaus had a mistress or two? Who gave the order to stand down? Why was the Libyan Ambassador left to die along with  those who came to help? This is an effort to distract us from the cover up of  Benghazi Gate.  If the Obama regime can cloud the picture with a sexual scandal, it can effectively smokescreen the real problem. This is obfuscation at ... Read More

***UPDATED BELOW*** If you watch any of these news stations below, this might be considered your Benghazi-gate primer. How to simplify the complicated... Ambassador to Libya made multiple requests for more security in  Benghazi. Requests denied. Threats and attacks made. Requests for help still denied. For whatever reason, (quite possibly CIA held Libyans prisoners) Consulate was attacked. 4 Americans died. Obama and friends blamed a nothing video. (An out and out lie to the American people) We later learn that Obama and friends WATCHED as our Americans were under attack (in ... Read More

I don't know about you, but my gut is telling me that we did not have an honest election. From American Thinker As the 2012 election approached, conservative enthusiasm grew. Mitt Romney was drawing huge crowds while Barack Obama spoke in half-filled stadiums. All the passion lay on the right while the left was discouraged with a promised messiah who proved merely a politician. And the prediction was that, in contrast to 2008, Republican turnout would dwarf the tuned-out and carry the ... Read More

Trevor Loudon is a New Zealand political activist who was vice president of the ACT New Zealand Party from 2006 to 2008.   ...from an New Zea-lander. An interesting message it is. He describes himself as " in freedom with responsibility, not freedom from responsibility .My ideal society is one in which government is slashed to the bone and people are free to reach their potential." In addition to his libertarian economic views he is strongly anti-communist, in a 2006 post to his ... Read More

Ohio Vote Totals For Barack Obama A Statistical Miracle! - Barack Obama won Wood County in Ohio this year with 108% of registered voters. That’s not a typo. In 2012, 106,258 people in Wood County are registered to vote out of an eligible 98,213.  This is not to say that the 108% registered all voted for Obama, just that more people are registered than eligible. Perhaps even more astonishing is FPM reports that he won 100% of the vote in 21 districts in ... Read More

NYC rations gasoline; expected to last weeks... Man waits 30 hours for gas... Prison For Displaced Victims? NYC Employees Hoarding Free Gas For First Responders... Officials Ask Military to Take Over Power Restoration on Long Island... It's OK, Hurricane Sandy Victims, don't forget, "he's got your back." Ooops, nope, election is over, he's playing golf. And they say Romney is too rich and out of touch. With the election over and his golfing no longer a potential political liability, President Obama returned to the fairways today, ... Read More

Did your parents listen to Paul Harvey? Mine always did... Paul Harvey Aurandt (1918–2009), better known as Paul Harvey, was America’s National Commentator. His listening audience was estimated, at its highest, to be around 24 million people a week. “Paul Harvey News was carried on 1,200 radio stations, 400 Armed Forces Network stations and 300 newspapers. His broadcasts and newspaper columns have been reprinted in the Congressional Record more than those of any other commentator.” If I were the Devil, by Paul ... Read More

Central Intelligence Agency Director David Petraeus It always happens with this administration. Big news (and usually bad news for them) is announced on Friday when people could care less, or at least less likely to watch the news. Central Intelligence Agency Director David Petraeus resigned. He claims he had an affair. If that's indeed the case, he should.  A man in his position does not need to be compromised with this country's secrets in any way. But, I am not buying it. Neither are ... Read More