Tag Archives: RNC

Agenda 21… Are America’s city planners in on the United Nations plot to enslave us, and force us onto bicycles?

By Mark | November 26, 2012

There’s only one thing people on the far right hate more than the United Nations, and that’s the United Nations setting international guidelines for sustainable development. I learned this a few days ago, while listening to a special episode of Glenn Beck’s radio program about a secret UN initiative to deal with the looming threats [...]

Posted in Environment, History, Observations, Other, Politics, Predictions, Rants, Uncategorized | Also tagged 1984, 1992, Agenda 21, Alabama, ALEC, American Legislative Exchange Council, anti-environment, Arizona, bike lanes, Chip Rogers, city planning, competing visions for the future of America, concentration camps, Conference on Environment and Development, conspiracy theories, corporatocracy, Delphi, deregulation, dyptopia, Earth Summit, Emmeline, fear mongering, Field Searcy, Georgia, Georgia State Senate, Glenn Beck, global climate change, Global Warming, Harriet Parke, mass transit, mind control, paranoia, rationing, regulation, Republican National Committee, Republican platform, sprawl, suburbs, survival seeds, tea party, the collapse of the Republican party, the future of America, The Handmaid's Tale, the hijacking of the Republican party, the threat of Socialism, traffic circles, United Nations, urban sprawl | 26 Comments

How my site was taken down in a web-washing attempt by false “hate crime” victim Justin Zatkoff

By Mark | November 11, 2012

I apologize for the interruption in service yesterday, but my site was taken down without my consent, at the request of a man by the name of Justin Zatkoff. If the name sounds familiar, it’s because I wrote about Justin back in 2006, when he was severely beaten in Ann Arbor. The story went viral [...]

Posted in Ann Arbor, Civil Liberties, Rants, Special Projects, Uncategorized | Also tagged affirmative action, Alexis Ford, Ann Schneider, ArborWiki, BAMN, black eyes, Bloomfield Hills, broken eye sockets, College Republicans, copyright, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, discrimination, DMCA, Don Carlson, entrapment, fair housing, Fred Upton, gay agenda, gay demonization, getting beaten up, hate crime, hypocrisy, immigrant rights, Justin Zatkoff, Karl Rove, law school, Lawrence Paul Zatkoff, Lee Atwater, liberal thugs, lies, lying college students, lying to the police, Michigan Civil Rights Initiative, nepotism, Republican lies, Republican National Committee, Rick Snyder, Ronald Reagan, Saul Anuzis, Streisand effect, the gay, The Truth Causus, University of Detroit Mercy, Victory '08, web-wash | 64 Comments

Incredibly powerful ad campaign reminds swing state voters of Romney’s dismissive comments on global climate change prior to Hurricane Sandy

By Mark | November 3, 2012

As we’ve discussed before, during the Republican National Convention, Mitt Romney took the stage, and, pandering to the far right of his increasingly anti-scinece party, made a dismissive joke about extreme weather brought about as a result of global climate change. Romney, pointing out to his fellow Republicans that Obama not only believed in global [...]

Posted in Environment, Politics | Also tagged global climate change, Goddard Institute for Space Studies, Hurricane Sandy, Munich Re, NASA, Obama, ocean temperatures, oceanic studies, Romney | 22 Comments

The truth behind the fiction of the Republican National Convention

By Mark | August 30, 2012

I’m tempted to focus tonight on the xenophobic outbursts and the racist attacks that were witnessed yesterday at the Republican National Convention, but, instead, I thought that I’d share a few observations that others have made concerning the “We Built It” theme, which has been so central to this week’s proceedings in Tampa. (As you’ll [...]

Posted in Politics, Uncategorized | Also tagged Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, Greg Sargent, Medicare, national debt, Obama, Paul Ryan, political ads, Reince Priebus, Republican lies, Republican National Committee, Romney, welfare, work requirement | 20 Comments

Would the Republican leaders of yesteryear have engaged in birtherism?

By Mark | August 28, 2012

I find myself, for some reason I don’t quite understand, watching grainy, old footage of William F. Buckley this evening, instead of doing something that I might actually enjoy, like reading the motivational affirmations of Old Spice pitchman and rising action star Terry Crews. I think, subconsciously, the seed was planted earlier today, when I [...]