Beacon Links for 30Mar2009


Clearing out my inbox
I'll have more this afternoon but there is some stuff I just want to clear off the table.

Mexican Drug Lord Officially Thanks American Lawmakers for Keeping Drugs Illegal
That headline is from the Huffington Post, which is hardly conservative or libertarian.

Norman Borlaug, Happy 95th Birthday!
You should know who Borlaug is, and you should thank your lucky stars he came along. Oh, and pay special attention to the bit where he talks about the amount of nitrogen nutrients needed each year.

Rise of sea levels is 'the greatest lie ever told'
Okay, the headline may be over the top (it's the Telegraph, what do you expect?), but the article is worth it.

GM CEO resigns at Obama's behest
I've already heard this one justified because the FedGovs provided bailout money. But once the precedent is established, it won't stop there.

Welcome, Businessmen, to Government Oversight
On a closely related subject, Victoria Toensing tells executives some of the things they might expect.

Communicating the Financial Disaster
Almost every time I post a link to FrontPage Magazine, I get criticized for linking to a far right digital rag. Imagine what would happen if I linked to the John Birch Society? Anyway, this article has one quote that justifies it. "President Bush, yes, spent money like a drunken sailor, and left the nation with a record $400-billion deficit. President Obama, however, is spending far more money than Bush, with a record $1.8-trillion deficit projected for his first year." That's my only reason for posting this link.

Digital Maoism and Organizing For America
My favorite lesbian ex-lawyer takes on the Obama cult of personality. Be sure to watch the video. As always, the site is NSFW. Or possibly mixed company.

That's it for right now. I have an opinion piece I will put up later.

— NeoWayland

Posted: Mon - March 30, 2009 at 08:20 AM  Tag


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