The Manchurian Candidate has been elected

I've been thinking this for a while now, but this article puts it all together. I know the few people who read my blog would disagree. Actually, that's an understatement - they probably think I've gone from middle of the road conservative to certifiable conspiracy whack job. But I have to get this off my chest: Barak Obama, in my opinion, was hand selected to bring about chaos and destruction to the United States. And while I write these words, I'm wrestling with the idea of whether or not I should even bother arguing my point.

I don't think I will go into it fully. Instead, if you're curious as to what has led me off my rocker, I ask that you look into Obama's long time associations yourself. Look into his achievements, voting records, etc. The right-wing World Net Daily had an opinion piece posted days before the election last year that does a fine job of explaining my general point of view.

But you don't need my help understanding my point of view on this; not really. Obama's actions speak louder than any words uttered from this internet soap box.

idiocy

At least he reads the teleprompter well. I mean, he certainly sounds like he knows what he's talking about. You couldn't say that about Bush.

Baez throwing in the towel for a win

I'm becoming more and more convinced that the defense strategy for Casey Anthony is to throw the case and create a mis-trial. Why they would want this, I imagine has to do with money. Unfortunately, this is more of a gut feeling than anything I can back up with facts. I'm not sure what Baez gains in providing a completely incompetent defense. Maybe I'm just giving him too much credit: perhaps he really has no idea what the hell he's doing.

Who done it

Tina turned me on to this blog called "Eyes for Lies". It's written by a "human lie detector" - someone who has been identified by the FBI as having an uncanny ability to detect when someone is lying. She doesn't claim to always be right, but her record is pretty close to that.

Go ahead and read her thoughts on cases that have already been solved and you'll see just how accurate she can be.

Unfortunately, this doesn't bode well for Haleigh Cummings. After reading her thoughts on the case and knowing her success record, it's pretty clear what the outcome will be.

3/7/2009

We went to Epcot today. We were able to get in, complements a good friend of the family. I won't say who that good friend was because Disney has spies everywhere. They're like the cardnalists of 17th century France. Yeah, I know that's exactly what you were thinking. No really, I mean it, because now that everyone is on facebook, I am truly writing to myself. Well, actually I'll bet Tina pops in every now and again. That's because she's a good wife. And a great mom - she planned out the whole Disney weekend get-away and was responsible for the bulk of its successful execution. Of course, I could say that about any day of the week.

Anyhow, we had a great time at the magic kingdom yesterday. We're debating whether to continue doing the annual three-day / two-night thing or buying season passes. I always think the season passes are going to be less than they really are until I am reminded when I look at the prices. It would cost us about $1K for the family. And that's with black out dates! Still, there is a LOT to do between just MK and Epcot. We haven't even seen the other two.

I'll try to get some videos of the kids at MK and the character breakfast posted tomorrow. Not that anyone other than Tina and I will see them, but I'm going to put them up anyway.