More anti-theism from the liberal media...

So here at Australia's Daily Telegraph, it was time for them to again trot out one of the tried-and-true class warfare dog-and-pony shows to try to make their audience believe that theists aren't as intelligent as anti-theists (even though they used the word "atheists" instead).

Look... spirituality is an individual choice, and I happen to know alot of very intelligent people who are theists (like those who aren't zealots), and alot of really stupid people who are anti-theists (like those who are zealots).

But such class warfare ignores these things... it's goal is to brainwash people into believing that mob mentalities are the best ways to think.

Quotes for today...

Folks... I found a great political cartoon site today called Red Planet Cartoons. Do yourself a favor and visit.

While I was there, I picked up a couple quotes of value. First by Thomas Sowell:

Nothing is easier, or more emotionally satisfying, than blaming high prices on those who charge them, rather than on those who cause them.

This was said, of course, in reference to everyone's blaming of high gas prices on the greed of the oil companies rather than government interference and taxes. Nevermind that the oil companies make about 9 cents per gallon and government takes around 42.

And this one from our greatest President, Ronald Reagan:

Republicans believe every day is July 4th. Democrats believe every day is April 15th.

The reference here should be obvious.

Many different things today...

So, the mainstream media missed it again. The US Stock Market, after an early morning cut of the prime interest rate by the Fed, lost 1% today. I'd bank the early morning plummet on those who panicked about the world markets sliding. Overall, the market recovered nicely, losing 128 points most likely the result of fears of a world recession after Monday's performance.

Next topic: you could learn a lot reading Thomas Sowell. The man's a genius. Check this out.

Finally... why so much news coverage on the death of Heath Ledger and Tom Brady's soft cast? I guess we are so obsessed with the celebutard culture that tabloid topics have seeped into "regular" news broadcasts. I guess whatever appeals to the idiots that'll be electing our next president.