Our man, Norberto Tomas, called me up today, all in a lather. Norberto rightly pointed out that the Chilean president spent 30 hours at the site of the rescue operation. Admittedly, those guys had been down there for two months, but at least the guy showed up to kiss babies and ride the popular wave [...]
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Here’s a combo of reposts, but they are pertinent.No matter if you run a florist shop in LA and net the $250,000+ that means Obama considers you a “rich” person, in spite of the fact that you employ numerous people and cover their health insurance and manage their tax withholdings and work 14 or 15 [...]
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We used to run another website, which got a lot of traffic, but we chose to close it down due to constant attacks from the Marxists who live among us. We posted an earlier version of this piece at that site. If you don’t understand the issue of cap and trade and the importance of [...]
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Why would you wait nearly 70 days to put together a coherent response to the most devastating oil leak (it’s not a spill) in history? Why would you not remove all of the roadblocks that stand in the way of getting all of the equipment, ideas, people and processes to the site as quickly as [...]
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Having pored over an analysis by the Boston Consulting Group that concluded electric cars will not work without large investments in our means of producing and delivering electrical power, we decided to draft this analysis. Any good engineer will tell you that there is nothing to compete with liquid fuels. OK, nuclear reactors are awesome [...]
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Chilean Miners
by William Thomas MacLachlan on October 13, 2010 · 1 comment
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Our man, Norberto Tomas, called me up today, all in a lather. Norberto rightly pointed out that the Chilean president spent 30 hours at the site of the rescue operation. Admittedly, those guys had been down there for two months, but at least the guy showed up to kiss babies and ride the popular wave [...]
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