Posted in Arts and Entertainment, Civil Rights, Economy, Government, Law and Justice, Media, internet, personal, tagged alex james, alice in wonderland, anti-smoking, barack obama, blog, blogging, bob gee, britain, canada, cigarettes, comment, court, ed balls, facebook, family intervention project, freedom of expression, gordon brown, italian, legislation, michelle obama, nova scotia, silvio berlusconi, smoking, state of affairs, tim burton on September 30, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Top of the morning to you, dear readers. I’ve decided to do something a little different today, because I realized this morning that I’ve now been working for State of Affairs for a little over three months, and in that time I’ve received some outstanding feedback (both positive and negative) on the articles I’ve [...]
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Posted in Arts and Entertainment, Media, internet, personal, tagged alex james, barack obama, blog, blogging, demons, google, internet, livejournal, national geographic, nerd, search, search terms, state of affairs on September 29, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Seriously, what is wrong with you people? I was going over my blog statistics this morning, because as I’ve said before I base my personal standards of accomplishment on the stock-market-like rising and falling of my viewership (I notice you all had better things to do this weekend, by the way).
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Posted in Civil Rights, Economy, Government, Media, tagged adolf hitler, ahmadinejab, alex james, america, barack obama, canada, cnn, department of homeland security, doctor, george bush, George Washington, governor, guantanamo bay, iran, iraq, jay leno, john f. kennedy, muslim, politicians, politics, prescription, public health care, ronald reagan, state of affairs, terrorism, texas, united states on August 5, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I’ve avoided talking about this for a while now – actually, for almost two years. The fact of the matter is I don’t like to associate myself in any way with a political figure, other than to castigate his or her policies, moral leanings or hairstyles. But I think enough time has passed [...]
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Posted in Foreign Policy, Government, Media, tagged al capone, barack obama, batman, cask of amontillado, crime, dos equus, edgar allan poe, gawker, george bush jr, godfather, italy, marlon brando, martin schultz, mel lastman, organized crime, patrizia d'addario, phoenician tomb, scandal, sex scandal, silvio berlusconi, vladimir putin on July 24, 2009 | 4 Comments »
You know, I wasn’t going to write about this issue. Sex scandals as a general rule are very boring. It’s always the same shit: politician gets his rocks off thanks to intern/escort/secret male love interest, politician is flayed alive by the hypocritical conservative press, politician delivers obligatory apology and either leaves office or [...]
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Posted in Civil Rights, Government, personal, tagged afghanistan, barack obama, bill clinton, colin powell, dan choi, discrimination, don't ask don't tell, gay rights, george w. bush, homophobia, homosexuality, human rights, iraq, korea, military, vietnam, world war 1, world war 2 on June 30, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Hello again friends and dear readers. Lots of stuff to cover today, so let’s get right into it. First things first: a little housekeeping. I’m sure a lot of you are just dying to know when your Fearless Leader will return to the fold and his regularly scheduled duties as proprietor of [...]
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Link Me When September Ends: SOA Monthly Recap
Posted in Arts and Entertainment, Civil Rights, Economy, Government, Law and Justice, Media, internet, personal, tagged alex james, alice in wonderland, anti-smoking, barack obama, blog, blogging, bob gee, britain, canada, cigarettes, comment, court, ed balls, facebook, family intervention project, freedom of expression, gordon brown, italian, legislation, michelle obama, nova scotia, silvio berlusconi, smoking, state of affairs, tim burton on September 30, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Top of the morning to you, dear readers. I’ve decided to do something a little different today, because I realized this morning that I’ve now been working for State of Affairs for a little over three months, and in that time I’ve received some outstanding feedback (both positive and negative) on the articles I’ve [...]
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