Monday, October 07, 2013
California Governor Jerry Brown Signs Into Law More Destructive Legislation
Saturday, July 07, 2012
Compare Tiger Woods and Sam Snead
Numbers tell a lot but don't tell all. Numbers have to be put in context to evaluate the truth of comparative quality of tournament wins. Fifty or so years ago Snead played in an era that featured at least half as many tournaments per year. Ergo Woods has had many more chances to catch Snead. Snead supplemented his income by being a teaching pro and some endorsements. Woods isn't a teaching pro and his endorsements make him more money than the tournament purse winnings. The pressure was always on Snead while Woods shared his pressure with his agent and publicist. Snead was white and humble. Woods is black and lets no one forget it.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
To Kill a Mockingbird: Please
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Germans Own New York Stock Exchange
Friday, September 03, 2010
WANTED: Upcoming Elections Need Real People
The elections in November are fast approaching. It looks like the usual suspects will be running. Both parties will be fielding candidates that lack rugged individualism. The men are emasculated and the women think they have balls but don't know what that entails.
We need real people who will stand up to the special interests whether they be the military-industrial-complex or the race based legislators that celebrate the losers in our midst.
Friday, May 14, 2010
Remember This About Race & Life Style legislation
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
If SFUSD Is The Face Of The Future, We're Doomed.
Last night, I tuned into the local TV feed of a San Francisco Unified School District Board meeting. It was certainly educational. But the Board didn't talk about education. It talked about a lack of diversity in SF classrooms. The acting chairwoman was bemaoaning the fact of an overwhelming majority of African-Americans, Hispanics and Somoans filling the desks (some of the 5th grader Somoans really fill the desks because of their obesity). Those three races in one classroom sounds like a diversity from hell. The African Americans would walk around the class while the Samoans would sleep and the Hispanics would be texting their plans for their next holdup.
The attendance was sparse. This was inspite of free interpretors being offered at the meeting which included Arab, Vietnamese, Samoan, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish and Tagalog (Flipapino). Only 2 white guys addressed the Board and complained about their children being bussed across town to dangerous neighborhoods for schooling. They wanted to know why they couldn't use the schools in their neighbohoods. The Chair didn't answer that question.
Just another day in the SFUSD. Everybody talks but nobody listens.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Supreme Court Racial & Gender Comments
Sonia Sotomayor looks like she is going to get a pass on her racist "wise Latina"preferential comment. Also her racist affirmative action credentials demonstrated in her ruling against the white firefighters in the "Ricci Case"certainly leave no doubt that race matters in her decisions.
Let me say that Sonia looks better than the Jew Ruth Bader Ginsburg but less attractive compared to the black Clarence Thomas. That comparison has nothing to do with the law nor does affirmative action have anything to do with the law.
Monday, July 02, 2007
Yo Mama! Here Come Obama
The latest campaign figures released show him raising more money from more DIFFERENT DONORS than any other presidential contender from either party. His grassroots base number a staggering 258,000 donating supporters. I predict he will win the Democratic nomination and possibly the general election.
His motely backround gives many of the new Americans something to identify with. Particularly Obama is nothing like Bush. He's not white. He's not spoiled. He's not bigoted. And if ever there was a backlash candidate, Obama is it.
P.S. I am still voting for the Libertarian candidate.