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Monthly Archives: June 2014
A Government [in Contempt] of the People #rsrh
Thanks to 100+ years of Progressivism, our Government (you know, the one designed to be of the people, by the people and for the people) has morphed into one that is upon the people, between the people and in contempt … Continue reading
North Dakota oil surge hits 1 million bbl per day milestone. #rsrh
WILLISTON, North Dakota (AP) — North Dakota has joined the ranks of the few places in the world that produce more than a million barrels of oil per day, due in large part to the rich Bakken shale formation in … Continue reading
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God Bless the Cheneys
Despite clear evidence of the dire need for American leadership around the world, the desperation of our allies and the glee of our enemies, President Obama seems determined to leave office ensuring he has taken America down a notch. Indeed, … Continue reading
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Greenpeace is a little less green. #rsrh
Greenpeace International said that one of its employees lost 3.8 million euros ($5,156,000) on rogue forex trades. The non-governmental environmental organization said the losses were "a result of a serious error of judgment" by one of its employees in the … Continue reading
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WTI rises to eight-month high on escalating Iraq conflict
World Oil Magazine MARK SHENK NEW YORK (Bloomberg) — West Texas Intermediate rose to an eight-month high and Brent surged as violence escalated across northern and central Iraq, increasing the prospect of a return to civil war in OPEC’s second-biggest … Continue reading
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It’s Hurricane Season. It’s Junk Science Season.
Pretty much the same things in these days of Anthropogenic Global Warming. Female-named hurricanes kill more than male hurricanes because people don’t respect them, study finds Female-named storms have historically killed more because people neither consider them as risky nor … Continue reading
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