Nightly Ramble: Problem One is Enemy Identification.

I’ve started out this week, doing some local work while my truck gets a full service and some much needed repair. At the moment I’m sitting in a warehouse outside Geneva New York, looking at more canned vegetables than I’ve

I’m at College Point, Queens New York this morning. I’m delivering a load of Gatorade to the local Pepsi distribution center. Extremely narrow streets around this place, and as a result I’ve never come in here where I haven’t done

I’ve been asked if I write all these things out by hand on my laptop. The truth is, no I don’t.

First of all, because I don’t have the time, generally. But, and more importantly, I tend to have ideas

I woke up the other morning to the sound of cows. No, I’m quite serious. It was somewhat muffled here in the truck, but I could hear it none the less, and couldn’t quite figure out what it was in

First stop this morning was in New Paltz New York, essentially within shooting distance of McPhillips. I regret my schedule doesn’t leave me enough time to offer him some coffee. It would be an interesting meeting, I think.
I managed

I’m coming off the first extended weekend I’ve had in several weeks. Kinda nice being able to spend some time around the house. My truck needed some work anyway, and I had some paperwork that I had to complete. the

I suppose that it doesn’t quite match the stereotypical criteria for a truck driver, but I’m sitting here relaxing and watching the miles go by, listening to some smooth jazz on the mp3 player, and sipping on some chai tea.

I’ve decided just now to start posting nightly rambles again. Watch for nightly rambles starting on Monday.

A few thoughts on Hillary Cltinon’s emails.

First, it strikes me that when you’re talking about at E-mail system, you’re talking about messages that go out from that system to other systems. Other people. It is a communications device that

For a long time now, I have had issues with extreme libertarians on the issue of the role of government. Extreme libertarians as a rule generally want government removed. Period.

I’m with the founders… I think government has a place,

Jay Carney going to Amazon when he clearly has no talent to bring to the table whatsoever for that company, strikes me as the surest sign yet that the new cronyism is in place…. Except for perhaps the prosecution of

Says Reynolds….

 COLLEGE EDUCATION IS NO GUARANTEE AGAINST COMMITTING ATROCITIES; IF ANYTHING, IT’S THE REVERSE: “Many were shocked that the apparent executioner in videos made by the Islamic State, or ISIS, was an educated, middle-class metropolitan.” “In fact, academic

I said some time ago as regards the Palestinians that they have never kept their promises, as regards peace talks. Not once. Since the Palestinians are on the controlled end of the leash, and the leash is being handled by

So, now, according to The Hill, John Boehner has promised to stop these new internet regulations that Obama has forced on the American people.

The answer to your question, is no, I don’t believe him. Not for a split

Glenn Reynolds, today, has a fairly decent compilation of lamestream attacks on Scott Walker, all of which turned out to be outright falsehoods.

Yes, I believe I’ve said before, anybody that sets the left off this badly, deserves serious consideration