Archer Martin

Headline reads: “China censorship damaged us, Google founders admit“.

Good. I’m glad to see the dual-billionaire founders have finally admitted that covering up human rights crimes of communist China was a huge mistake.

Let’s keep reading…. “On a business level, that decision to censor…was a net negative”.

Um, ok…So he has trouble expressing emotion? Let’s go on…

“We always consider what we do…But I don’t think as a company we should be making decisions based too much on perception”.

So, basically, no, we won’t change our policy of covering up China crimes, because not only do we not care what is right or wrong, we don’t care what people think of us.

Unless, of course…it has to do with global warming. Says Brin, ” I was concerned about my private jet and what not…I wanted to offset what I did . ”

Here is a thought, Mr. Brin. I’m sure the emissions from the burning of dead chinese dissidents combined with the hot air which comes out of your mouth more than outweighs the gases your frequent 767 trips produce. So, here is how to “reduce your carbon footprint”:

1) Stop covering up for China. Expose their crimes.

2) Shut up.

For a greener world…

A very insightful and entertaining article from Der Spiegel entitled “Hurray! We’re Capitulating!”.

Focusing on European reactions to Iran and the muhammad cartoons, Henryk Broder explains why Europe is in BIG trouble.

Check it out!

Of Swift Boat Veterans for Truth and Atomic Iran fame, Jerome Corsi writes in Human Events today why he joined TheVanguard.Org.

And why you should too.

Feature story in Human Events yesterday did a great job at describing our organization’s history and vision.

Thanks guys!

This is the first in a series of posts where I talk about recent news concerning China.

Yesterday, I was unfortunately forced to watch Wolfie Blitzah reporting on CNN about China’s successful new satellite killer weapon. He and the other CNN correspondant were lamenting the fact that this act was “inconsistent with the spirit of cooperation in space”.

What spirit? Space isn’t the final frontier, it’s the next frontier, and whoever controls it militarily will control the unlimited resources and geography it provides. While Britain whines about space junk and NASA spends 17 billion dollars a year on key projects such as surveying the flatulence of Saturn’s giant moon, China spends 500 million dollars a year figuring out how to dominate the universe. Thankfully, they reassure us with press releases such as “China consistently uses space only for peaceful purposes”.

Well, I’m optimistic that CNN and Wolfie Blitzer have learned their lesson about trusting our enemies. After all this, they wouldn’t be stupid enough to immediately report on how the U.S. missed an opportunity to negotiate a partnership with Iran, would they?

After an extended holiday break, I’m back and better than ever.

Well, definitely better than Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, who recently gained admittance to Jannah thanks to an American AC-130, but probably worse than Senator Obama, who’s shirtless barack-attack has the usually atheistic media declaring him the new savior of American politics.

So, what makes him so special? Maybe it’s his distinguished record of public service. Perhaps his lack of drug use. We know how the media hates drug use! Just look at President Bush, who was smeared by stories preceding his 2000 election of his alleged cocaine use.

Goodness, they’ve even started to compare him to a certain member of the Kennedy family. Considering this picture or say, this picture, I’d say he is in good company!

Our beloved Speakerette of the House, Nancy Pelosi, told us recently she was sad that “President Bush continues to blame Iraqi insurgent violence on al Qaeda.”

Now the Deputy Leader of Al-Qaeda, Ayman al-Zawahiri, is sad that the U.S. isn’t “negotiating with the real powers in Iraq”.

Interesting. I thought the real powers comprised of the Democratic party and the United Nations. You’d think with everything Kofi Kup Annan has done for Al-Qaeda, Al-Zawahiri wouldn’t steal his retirement limelight!

The LA Times tells us about a grandmother who put her month-old grandson through the x-ray machine, riding the radiological wave on the fashionable TSA plastic grey buckets. Read about it here.

Thankfully, doctors report the child’s golden genetic code remains unharmed.