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National D-Day Museum To Honor Stalin?

This from the New York Daily News:

The National D-Day Memorial has sparked outrage by adding to its lineup of Allied leaders a bust of the Soviet dictator who helped start World War II and the Cold War.

Not only did Joseph Stalin kill more people than Adolf Hitler in his murderous reign, he didn't send a single Russian soldier to storm the beaches at Normandy in 1944.

William McIntosh, president of the memorial in Bedford, Va., insisted "the function of this sculpture is not to honor Stalin."

Stalin is included with the busts of Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill because the Soviets "secured the eastern front and helped win the war," he said.

"Given McIntosh's logic, should America put up a statue of Saddam Hussein because he was an ally of the U.S. in the 1980s when we supported Iraq in a war against Iran?"

Dunderheads!

Hacked Emails May Show Global Warming Is A Total Fraud

Someone broke into a bunch of computers and stole a ton of emails.  Criminals they are and should be punished.  BUT, what they discovered, according to reports, may be the most alarming evidence of conspiracy and fraud ever unmasked in the scientific community.  "Global warming" may just have been exposed as a total fraud.

Controversy has exploded onto the Internet after a major global-warming advocacy center in the UK had its e-mail system hacked and the data published on line.  The director of the University of East Anglia Climate Research Unit confirmed that the e-mails are genuine — and Australian publication Investigate and the Australian Herald-Sun report that those e-mails expose a conspiracy to hide detrimental information from the public that argues against global warming

Full story at HotAir.

Get Ready Northern Kentucky!

Get Ready Northern Kentucky, a fresh new installment of the ICN6 television program "GRIDLOCK" is being taped today.

The program is hosted by Patrick Crowley and features former KDP vice-chairman and democratic strategist/fundraiser Nathan Smith along with yours truly doing my level best to defend the conservative position and tell it like it really is.

You won't want to miss this one.  It is going to be hot, hot, hot.  Should start airing in the next day or so.

Keep your eyes open!

FCC To Improve Broadband Access

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the FCC has taken the initiative to improve broadband Internet access across America.

The Federal Communications Commission began to lay the groundwork for a bigger federal role in the broadband business Wednesday, outlining the hurdles the U.S. needs to overcome to improve the availability of high-speed Internet access.

The FCC identified a number of issues the government should address, including the high cost of laying new broadband lines in rural areas, a lack of airwaves for wireless Web access and ill-informed consumers.

"This focus on broadband is a reflection of a recognition that the U.S. is lagging behind," FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said Wednesday at the agency's monthly meeting.

While this move is certainly good news for those of us living way out in the "country" in this day and time, with this administration, we will have to keep a close watch on the details, you know, camel's nose under the tent and all that.

A Pill That Raises Women's Desire For Sex Discovered

A new medicine which was originally tested as a treatment for mild depression didn't seem to work well in that regard.  But, according to a new report, the study found that the women testing it reported an increased libido.

Women who took the drug flibanserin when it was being tested as an anti-depressant said it didn't help them beat the glums, but did give them "an increase in libido that they liked," John Thorp, one of the investigators analyzing data from three clinical trials of the drug, told AFP.

Lack of desire is the most common sexual problem in women aged 30 to 60, just as erectile dysfunction, for which Viagra is one of a choice of treatments, is the most common sexual disorder among men in the same age bracket, Thorp said.

"Men remain interested but can't act or perform properly and women lose interest," said Thorp.

"So where Viagra and other erectile dysfunction medications work in the blood supply,  flibanserin works in the brain, " he said.

Flibanserin is currently an investigational drug and is only available to women taking part in clinical trials. [Breitbart]

Merry Christmas fellas.

Al Gore's TV Station Uses Vulgarity Toward Women

Come on ladies it's about time that you stand up to the misogynist Al Gore whose new TV station "Current TV" has taken the attack on Sarah Palin, well, below the belt.

The latest failing venture of the goofiest failing presidential candidate in modern history and fear mongering opportunist in chief Al Gore has just broadcast some very vulgar attempts at humor toward Sarah Palin.  And we all know why.  Al Gore cannot stand to think that a woman might become more popular than he was in a presidential contest.

Funny how the women's movement seems to rally around rotund old liberals but see nothing wrong with those same loony lefties making nasty comments about other women, so long as they are conservatives.

If you want to see the nasty story or see the video, well go ahead, CLICK HERE.

Obama Embarrasses Himself In Japan

When President Obama met Emperor Akihito of Japan he reached out with his right hand, lurched forward into a full bow from the waist.  The Japanese were so shocked by his rude gesture they refused to run a photo of it in their news.

According to Jake Tapper at ABCNews, the event was a big embarrassment.  He received a letter from an Obama supporter and Japanese expert who pointed out the huge gaffe by Barry O.

"Obama's handshake/forward lurch was so jarring and inappropriate it recalls Bush's back-rub of Merkel.

"Kyodo News is running his appropriate and reciprocated nod and shake with the Empress, certainly to show the president as dignified, and not in the form of a first year English teacher trying to impress with Karate Kid-level knowledge of Japanese customs.

"The bow as he performed did not just display weakness in Red State terms, but evoked weakness in Japanese terms....The last thing the Japanese want or need is a weak looking American president and, again, in all ways, he unintentionally played that part.

"But if Obama can get the dollar to stop bowing to the Yen I take it all back."

What a dipstick.

New Look, New Functionality Coming To Bluegrass Bulletin

I'm off for a few days of hunting during Kentucky's modern gun season for whitetail deer and thought this would be the perfect time to initiate some improvements.

Over the next few days there might be a little down time for the BluegrassBulletin as we improve our functionality in very subtle ways which will only increase our exploding audience numbers beyond what is now possible.

Over the next few weeks, heading into the heart of the next political cycle, we are also planning a slightly new look to integrate our blog with "The Marcus Carey Perspective" radio show which airs each Sunday and Wednesday evenings at 6pm eastern on RFCradio.com.

And on top of all that we are now up and running with new equipment in the studio which will make the radio program even more exciting as we launch our daily show at a time and location which we are still closely guarding as a secret.

Thanks to all of you for the incredible readership of this blog and your support for the work we are doing here at The Conceived In Liberty Project.  Stay tuned, things are only going to get better.

Happy, and safe hunting!

Is This An Excuse For Ft. Hood? 'Muslims In Military Suffer"

No wonder the folks who sit in front of their televisions and either don't or can't think for themselves end up victims.  The network news propaganda machines are telling them that everyone is a victim. 

Of course, rarely do they say that about hard working, patriotic defenders of the constitution.  But they did say it about Muslims in the military.  Would that be like, Nidal Hasan the Ft. Hood terrorist maybe?

Remembering The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald November 10, 1975