On People Who Call Folks Who Oppose Gay Marriage Bigots but Who then Stay Strangely Silent When Islamic Societies Actually Go as Far as to Slaughter Gays and Lesbians (and Who Even Proceed to Brandish/Disparage the Critics of these Societies as Haters)

So much for the moral high-ground.

What Michael Mann Did and Ultimately Admitted to

He took 950 years of tree ring data and when the numbers started going in the opposite direction, he switched to another data set and hid this fact (refusing to share the data with the public who financed him). How anybody can say that this does not constitute hard-core scientific fraud is beyond me and I challenge anybody out there to defend it.

On Senator Menendez Getting Indicted this Week by the Obama Justice Department

And the fact that the guy has been criticizing Obama's foreign policy quite a bit of late is purely a coincidence, I suppose.

On the Fact that FATAH Denied for Years Any Association with the Al Aqsa Martyr's Brigade

Yeah, that BBC piece which proved that FATAH was dishing out $50,000 a month to these degenerates totally blew that bitch out of the water (that, along with the copious amount of documents that the IDF itself was able to uncover).

On Bill O'Reilly Claiming that the Upcoming Miniseries, "Killing Jesus" (Based on His Book of the Same Name), Is the Best One Since "Lonesome Dove"

Ego - not twice the size of Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma combined enough.

On the John Garfield, Joan Crawford Combination in "Humoresque"

I'll take, "Pretty Fucking Far Outside the Box Onscreen Pairings that Surprisingly Satisfied the Viewer", for a thousand, Alex.

A Public Health Message - Fear Kills

According to the U.N.'s exhaustive report on Chernobyl, the immediate death-toll was less than 60 (contrast this to most of the media reports which had it somewhere in the 15,000 to 30,000 ballpark) and the long-term death toll was less than 4,000 (CNN initially speculated 500,000). They also stated that the greatest damage to health had absolutely nothing to do with radiation and everything to do with the bad information and scare-mongering that came from various governments, media outlets, and pressure groups; information that ultimately produced fear, anxiety, depression, and manifest physical ailments.......Yes, folks, Chernobyl was a terrible tragedy but it was hardly a Hiroshima or Nagasaki, and the fact that it was likely the worst case scenario possible in what was probably one of the worst facilities on the globe leads me to think that folks in positions of authority absolutely need to be more responsible in the future.