Friday, June 11, 2010
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Saturday, June 5, 2010

Once again I take to my computer to write to the local newspaper about an article they wrote. You'll get the gist of the article when you read the letter.
Re: 'In God We Trust'
The Ontario City Council agreed to display the motto, "In God We Trust" in a semi-circle above the city seal in the council chambers in City Hall. Well isn't that special. In a representative government, don't "we the people" have a voice in a decision such as this? Aren't we the "we?"
Councilman Alan Wapner claims responsibility for this move after reading literature from a group called "In God We Trust America." Interestingly, Mr. Wapner only seems concerned with any litigation that may be brought against the City. There is this silly little clause in the U.S. Constitution called separation of church and state you know.
But what about the loss of the feeling of unity this could bring. The article states that about 17% of California's population are atheist. What percentage of Californians worship other "Gods?" Are we to assume that the word "God" in the motto denotes all "Gods?" I think not. According to the web site ingodwetrust-America.org, the founder Jacquie Sullivan, "is known in her community as a committed Christian and a dedicated patriot, promoting love and loyalty to both God and Country." Hmm??
So if we ask Mr. Wapner which God he thinks the motto stands for, I'll bet we'll get something akin to, "the one true Christian God." If we do, then Mr. Wapner you are promoting segregation and division.
Mr. Wapner and members of the Ontario City Council - you are officials elected to represent everyone in your district. On this day it would appear that you fell well short of those responsibilities.
Friday, June 4, 2010


Thursday, June 3, 2010
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Friday I rode the Santa Anna Riverbed from Norco to San Bernardino and back for a total of 40 miles. It was another nice day, but a little windy.
Headed back north and rode to the Huntington Beach Pier for a breakfast burrito. It was Memorial Day weekend and the beach was packed. So I was dodging kids, dogs, and lots of other bicycles.
After my breakfast burrito, I headed back towards Anaheim Stadium. Had a great tail wind, which always makes the ride back quite enjoyable. Tacked on another couple of miles just north of the stadium and then back for a total of 42 miles for the day. That makes a total of 100 miles for the three days.
Sunday, May 23, 2010
It was a great weekend. We were able to catch up and esentially get re-aquainted. Thanks Scott.
Terrorist wins Miss USA Title!!

Conservative radio host Debbie Schlussel posted on her website, "It's a sad day in America but a very predictable one, given the politically correct, Islamo-pandering climate in which we're mired. The Hezbolah-supporting Shi'ite Muslim, terrorist and immigration fraud perpetrator, won the Miss USA contest." It appears that Miss Schlussel supported Miss Oklahoma, Elizabeth Woolard, who voiced her support for the Republic of Arizona's recent immigration law in one of her answers during the pageant.
Interestingly, Wikipedia describes Miss Schlussel as a blogger who often "targets the largely Muslim population of the Detroit suburb of Dearborn, which she refers to as "Dearbornistan."
Within hours of being crowed Miss USA, CNN announced they had photos exposing Miss Fakih as a champion pole dancer. But a little digging would expose (no pun) the truth of the matter. Miss Fahih was involved in a "Stripper 101" course sponsored by a local radio station called Mojo in the Morning. The course teaches women a few moves to use to spice up their home life. The pole dancing is apparently done with their clothing on.
Those silly pro-lifers!!
According to pilotonline.com, this elementary school is in Norfolk, Virginia. The unidentified staffer has also been suspended until the investigation is completed. One mother told the Pilot Newspaper that her fourth-grade daughter received the doll about a month ago. While the story doesn't say, what do ya bet the dolls were given out exclusively to the female students??
The principal was already in hot water with the local ACLU for instructing her teachers to hold hands and pray with students before they took state standards tests. The principal also hosts a prayer time and Bible study on the campus before school starts and highly encourages her employees to attend. 

































