I Think I Know These People

Ken — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:25:05 +0000

Of course we know it is weather. But eventually all those weather thingies add up to climate don’t they?

This comes from this interesting website.

Remember When National Geographic Was Famous For Breasts?

Ken — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 00:43:12 +0000

It’s not just Time, or Newsweek or New Yorker that have undergone some major changes over the years. I remember as a young boy the National Geographic’s shocking pictures of half-dressed African or South American natives I think they called them. We only looked at the pictures then just like Playboy a few years later, though we told our parents that we were reading the articles rather than looking at the pictures. Now that I think about it, we probably inadvertently did ourselves some good by just looking at the pictures rather than the philosophical clap-trap that was being served up to accompany them.

A little later we wondered why the articles about some countries seemed a little squishy about their political arrangements. We were told that it was necessary to be diplomatic with our neighbors on the left.

Now we find them not being reticent about half-baked notions of climate change but right out there leading the political charge of the left. I guess this means that the children taught by the protestors of the 60s have finally worked their way up high enough to make a difference even in the respectable branches of the publishing world. How will we rid ourselves of these charlatans?

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I Think I Know These People

Remember When National Geographic Was Famous For Breasts?