The House That Barack Built
Liberals are clinically nuts
One of the most intriguing intellectual curiosities of mine is the liberal view of what passes for indisputable proof. Although liberals dominate academia and claim to be of superior intelligence to conservative Neanderthals, When one considers just a few concrete examples of liberal cause and effect; what constitutes rock solid proof in the mind's eye of the card-carrying liberal, this laughable notion is turned on its head.
- For a single bullet to cause that many separate entry and exit wounds in two separate men seated in a moving means that the bullet was either "magic", or Lee Harvey Oswald, who was trained to shoot by U.S. Marines, must have had help from the grassy knoll.
- If a child was vaccinated and was then subsequently diagnosed with autism, the vaccine absolutely caused it, notwithstanding the lack of a single shred of evidence.
- If the Earth is getting warmer, then man is the cause. This, despite a scant 160 years of temperature records, no comparative evidence prior to the industrial revolution and a multitude of other, less understood cosmic events that also influence global weather, such as magnetic pole shifts, cosmic rays, coronal mass ejections and supernovas.
- If there isn't a shred of airplane wreckage or human remains recovered from 9/11 crash sites, then the planes didn't crash, but were hijacked. The people on board were kidnapped and George Bush and the Jews responsible, despite Osama bin Laden's own claim of responsibility.
- If Tim McVeigh bombs the Oklahoma City federal building on Bill Clinton's watch at the same time conservative commentators are blasting him on talk radio for his law enforcement abuses, then conservative radio hosts like Limbaugh and Savage egged McVeigh on.
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Jayme Evans——Bio and Archives
Jayme Evans is a veteran of the United States Navy, military analyst, conservative columnist and an advocate and voice for disabled and other veterans. He has served for many years as a Subject Matter Expert in systems software testing, and currently serves as a technical lead in that capacity. He has extensively studied amateur astronomy and metallurgy, as well as military and US history.
