Eric Florack on December 25th, 2013

Edtor’s note:

Once again as in the 12 or so years past, I’ve found my inbox filled with messages from longtime readers who wonder if I’m going to be re-posting “A Bithead’s Christmas”, and begging me to do so.

As

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Eric Florack on December 15th, 2013

To how many people, I wonder, has the thought occurred that the reason Mandella was in prison all those years, that the south African blacks were oppressed, was the power of government?

Further, how many noted the disconnect that he

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Eric Florack on November 11th, 2013

The honoring of our vets has always held special meaning for me; it’s a lesson my parents instilled very well, indeed. It was brought home to me, as I was recently looking at pictures from a trip we made through

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Eric Florack on October 6th, 2013

As things have been developing in Washington these last few years, it is becoming quite clear that the corruption of our government for political purposes by Obama and the Democrats is far deeper and far more pervasive than even the

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Eric Florack on September 9th, 2013

Polling shows the vast majority of the American people do not approve of any plans to attack Syria.  But here it is… Obama would never have asserted the non-existent constitutional power to attack Syria absent congressional approval, if he didn’t

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Eric Florack on September 1st, 2013

Yep. Here’s your proof.

Says The Rebel:

By pointing out that the mainstream media is orchestrating their entire coverage of this incident, we are not denying that there is a tremendous amount of death and violence in Syria right now. 

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Eric Florack on September 1st, 2013

masks

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Eric Florack on August 25th, 2013

One of the problems that I’ve noticed these last couple of weeks and particularly the last couple of days as regards Syria’s attack on its own citizens  (supposedly, anyway) is a total lack of information about who was being attacked

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Eric Florack on August 11th, 2013

I’ve been watching the argument between Diana West  and her new book, aand a number of detractors, recently. Most notable  is Ron Radosh, a man for whom I’ve had respect for a long time  And I admit to not

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Eric Florack on August 9th, 2013

Obama said at today’s presser he doesn’t think so. Given, however, what we know of Obama, and his definition of patriotism, it seems reasonable to suggest Snowden is in fact a Patriot, on the merits of Obama’s statement.

Leaving aside

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Eric Florack on July 17th, 2013

http://c.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/judson-phillips-cold-hard-truth/2013/jul/15/myth-st-trayvon/

I want you to read the above link.  Absorb it.
It tells the truth of the matter about the Trayvon Martin sorry, George Zimmerman case. A truth that will not be retold by the leftists running the press. You’ll

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Eric Florack on June 27th, 2013

I’m at the Bronx, as I post this, and it is hot. Radio says 80, my truck’s intakes read 95. Really humid, though. They say the area is supposed to catch heavy rain today tomorrow.

The liberal news media down

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Eric Florack on June 27th, 2013

Its shameful how I’ve let this thing languish. Thing is, I simply don’t have time to feed this thing the longer form postings I used to. At least, with back links and all that. But, I think I’ve figured out

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Eric Florack on June 27th, 2013

Me on Facebook, just now…
I heard Obama mutter something about how it was a proud day for Democracy. (Or is that small d? Either way…) WTH has democracy of any stripe to do with it? I mean leaving aside

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Eric Florack on June 13th, 2013

Back when the Patriot act was passed, we were in a war, and the administration, and for that matter the Congress, at least initially, were unanimous in that declaration. In war, one expects some degree of rights degradation in support

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