Guy Smith | March 11, 2013
Tweet“If you have to believe in something,” said a wise old uncle, “believe in science. But only if you have to believe.” Science isn’t all it is cracked up to be since many shady shamans pose as scientists in order to pluck money from someone’s pocket (typically taxpayer purses). Their magic trick is trade upon [...]
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Guy Smith | February 25, 2013
TweetWho knew that Joe Biden was divinely omniscient on tactical weaponry? This is indeed a Gawd send. For millions of years bad actors have been stalking good folks, and good folks have devised numerous tools with which to defend themselves. In just the field of firearms dozens of categories exist, offering a bewildering choice to [...]
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Guy Smith | December 10, 2012
Tweet“Washington is a fine place for journalists to live as well as to brown-nose. It has plenty of the only type of people who can stand journalists — other journalists — and plenty of the only kind of people journalists get any real information from — other journalists. — P.J. O’Rourke” All the media is [...]
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Guy Smith | August 27, 2012
TweetIt took a Qatar-based news organization to pit me against the princess of propaganda. Whenever there is a public shooting, Al Jazeera English dials me up to explain to English speaking countries why Americans dislike gun control. Al Jazeera picks on me because I have been debunking gun control myths for more than a dozen [...]
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Guy Smith | June 4, 2012
TweetCredo, n., Any formula of belief. In politics and propaganda belief is everything, which makes facts or evidence disposable. Florida – who wrested the title for Wackiest In The Union from California – is a perpetual target for leftists. The reasons are wide, ranging from an aging and thus conservative population to the number of [...]
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