ConservaChick

This week's news so far has been chock full of shining examples of the failures inherent in ignoring reality... The French may have decided that it's time to try the free market example of employment . However, starting that reform with the youngest employees might have been a mistake, no? If you coddle your citizens by allowing them to hold jobs regardless of their performance and the need for their services has always been, at best, an experiment in Socialism. Even though de Villepin is much less than respected by many Americans, he had the brass balls to attempt to correct the socialistic employment practices that have been a huge drag on the French economy for far too long. Good for him! I hope he sticks with it despite the riots and strikes in France. It's time for a wake up call for all Socialists -- your country cannot support you forever; you must be giving something back to the economy to remain employed. Get off the streets and back to the jobs you say you want to...

You absolutely MUST see this: Use the Google search engine to search for "French military victories" and click the "I'm feeling lucky" button to search. This will make your Saturday! ;-)

Saturday, March 18th, the local chapter of Protest Warrior and various other friends and allies took on our arch enemies here in Louisville again for the first time in many, many months. The old hippies of the Local contingent of Leftist Lunkheads, LLL (aka LPAC), were up to their usual nonsense. Opportunists that they are, they had jumped on board the "Third Anniversary of the War in Iraq" protest wagon by scheduling a demonstration in the east end of Louisville (the more Conservative end of town, by the way). They used the number of our fallen heroes who have given their all for our freedom and security as the cornerstone of their protest. In a bizarre choice of symbols, they determined that the this number was best symbolized as t-shirts -- one for each fallen hero. So, they littered the sides of Hurstbourne Lane with clotheslines full of t-shirts. The busy intersection of Hurstbourne Lane and Taylorsville Road here in Louisville, Kentucky took on the look and feel of angr...

The world has lost a kind, caring, and loving soul this week in Lowell Smith. He passed away at the age of 60 from a sudden and deadly heart attack. The man with the biggest heart in Taylor, Michigan will be badly missed by his co-workers, his friends, his neighbors, and his family. Lowell, your family gave you a beautiful send-off today. You would be proud of the impact you've made on all who've known and loved you. God bless you and keep you. May you rest in peace.

Another amazing Conservative woman named Carolyn brought this to my attention. This video and more like it certainly need to be seen here in the West as well as the Middle East. I need to learn more about her but, for the time being, you MUST take a look at this !