He's so Sorry..... Because his wife found out!

Although South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford is only the latest political leader to admit to fooling around and carrying on in a forbidden but tragic love story, he is definitely one of the most shameless in recent times. Sanford now states that although he did have numerous adulterous affairs throughout his political career and that his current mistress, Chapur, is his soul mate but that he's trying to fall back in love with his wife.

He simply states that he had many casual encounters outside the U.S. to "blow off steam" while he was married but before he met Chapur. Stanford's most current disclosures relating to his adulterous encounters contradict a public confession last week during which he admitted to a total of five encounters over their eight-year relationship.

All these explanations are fine and dandy but no matter the amount of twisting, wiggling and squirming, the principle rule of thumb that all these cheating public figures should remember is that safe sex means no cameras and no reporters.

Last of the Holdouts...

Die hard loony leftists and cuckoo commies like the nut case pictured above, fought along side of the terrorist insurgencies throughout the XX Century trying to overthrow governments and gain political power through force of fear and bullets.

Now that we're well into the XXI Century we are witnessing a new phenomenon in Latin American politics, the birth of the 800 pound gorilla the likes of Hugo Chavez and his ALBA group of wanna-bee dictators. These would be leftist caudillos, once in power, act as if the countries were their private estates, but when the people finally rise up and throw them out as in Honduras, they scream bloody murder and run to shield themselves behind the skirts of Democracy and demand the rule of law as defined by, "Ballots not Bullets."

As one demonstrator yelled at ousted Honduran leftist president, Manuel Zelaya, "Honduras is not your private hacienda, get out and try getting a real job!"

Yes, Bye Bye, Dick... Now just Leave!

Former Vice President Dick Cheney continues to express concern that the pending pullout of U.S. troops from Iraq could reverse the military progress made by the American invasion and occupation of that country. Iraqis have already started celebrating the U.S. pullout which the Iraqi government has declared as National Sovereignty Day, a public holiday.

Since the G.W. Bush's electoral defeat, Dick Cheney has emerged as one of the most vocal critics of the Obama administration's security and defense policies. In recent weeks, Mr. Cheney has attacked President Obama's plans to close the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and engaged in an unusually pointed and personal exchange with the new president over the harsh interrogation (torture) and counterterrorism measures approved by Mr. Bush and repudiated by President Obama.

It's not certain whether Dick Cheney is trying to convince the world or himself of the infamous Bush/Cheney nightmare years of mismanagement, human rights abuses, crimes against humanity and warmongering.

As Michael Jackson put it so well, "Beat it... just Beat it."

Now I've seen Everything... I Hope!

The ousting of Honduran president, Manuel Zelaya, by the Honduran Judicial and Legislative powers has provoked the interventionist condemnation of world leaders from U.S. President Barack Obama to Venezuela's Hugo Chavez and his Bolivarian Alternative of the Americas (ALBA) group, who have threatened to topple the new interim Honduran government by any means at their disposal including calls for and encouraging popular insurrection by leftist Zelaya supporters in Honduras.

Flanked by the ALBA leftist Latin American leaders who have vowed to help him regain power, Manuel Zelaya said late Monday that he would accept an offer by Organization of American States Secretary-General Jose Miguel Insulza, to accompany him back to Honduras and work for the restoration of the democratic order. A democratic process that Zelaya himself tried to disrupt by attempting to change the national constitution to enable himself to remain in power indefinitely. Upon his arrival in Tegucigalpa, Zelaya should immediately be taken into custody and jailed to await trial for his crimes and abuse of power against the Honduran nation.

The latest leftist ploy, of keying-in on the democratic ideals and aspirations of the people, to campaign using any and all demagogic rhetoric and financed with Chavez petro dollars to gain political power, and then to use the legitimacy of their elected government to manipulate and change the national constitution and thus enable themselves to become virtual dictators, allying themselves and the country with Hugo Chavez and his ALBA hate America leftist cabal. Such is the drama that is currently unfolding in Honduras and in most of Latin America.

Knowing and understanding both this and that reality, I personally never thought I'd see the day when a United States president would be openly siding with the likes of a Hugo Chavez, condemning a legitimate act by a sovereign nation who simply does not want to fall into the Chavez Bolivarian Socialist fold.

Quick IQ Test for my Blog Readers...

Observe these two Cubans walking nonchalantly down the Malecon waterfront...


Question: What do you suppose these guys are up to?


1) They're headed to the local kiddie pool to practice their power kick.

2) Being safe and caution due to Tsunami threats to ocean side residents.

3) Checking-out launch site to Freedom Road, aka "Inner Tube Highway."

4) They stole the inner tube from another guy who was headed for Miami.

5) Aquatic taxi or tour guides for visiting foreigners with cash.

The Truth Shall set you Free...

Hugo Chavez's Bolivarian "hate America" cabal are getting together in Nicaragua today to condemn the Honduran nation for kicking out the would be dictator, Manuel Zelaya, and shipping him out to political asylum in Costa Rica.

The chafarrote, Chavez, is so pissed-off because Honduras plucked one of his feathers, that he's sqawking like a hen who just lost one of her chicks to the Red Tailed Hawk. Chavez has boisterously even threatened a military invasion if Honduras dares to name an interim president. Listening to clap trap rantings of this demagogue, it looks like we have a new imperialist 800 pound gorila in the Americas.

Chavez and his Bolivarian wolves in sheeps clothing preach democratic principles when it's convenient for them, but freedom of speech is definitely not encouraged if you don't go along with their little games.

Looking at the Cuban socialist paradise as an example, there really isn't too much to argue. Ask any Cuban about the road to freedom called "The Inner Tube Highway."

An Eye Opener for Leftist Demagogues ...

It's been really great news to all Democracy loving persons, that the Honduran Supreme Court recognized President Manuel Zelaya's illegal attempt to change the National Constitution, and thus enable himself to remain as president indefinitely. The Supreme Court acted in a timely fashion and ordered the armed forces to uphold the Constitution and temporarily remove President Zelaya while constitutional law and order could be reestablished in the country. Zelaya was put on a plane and sent off to political asylum in Costa Rica, while Hondurans can untangle the mess that Zelaya attempted to create.

Not surprisingly, the first to condemn the Honduran action was Fidel Castro, Hugo Chavez and his lap dog, Daniel Ortega. Hugo Chavez even offered direct intervention in support of Zelaya. The Honduran action should be a timely wake-up call to all would be leftist dictators who use democratic rhetoric to confuse the populace, gain power, and then attempt to change the Constitution so they can remain in power indefinitely, as in the Castro brothers in the languishing Republic of Cuba.

Some nations build walls to keep people out, while others build walls to keep their people in, and about the only other thing to be said about these demagogic quasi socialist regimes is that they will never have either illegal immigration or obesity issues to be concerned with.

Michael Jackson...

Michel Jackson was one of those once in a lifetime, uniquely talented individuals who people loved to hate and who became immortalized by the gift of music he lived to give the world.

Finding Fulfillment by Plowing the Ocean...

Being that rational people think with their feet, it becomes obvious that Marxist or Communist regimes will never have illegal immigration problems. The problems we are all witnessing is, "Coming from, ...not going to."

People are a strange bird, and want what they don't have, and don't want what they do have. It's utter frustration searching for happiness armed only with envy and hatred.

Will Real Change come to El Salvador

Undoubtedly that tiny and tumlteous El Salvador has reached a historical crossroads that will detirmine whether the country will join the moderate Democratic nations of the world, or will languish during years of flip-flopping stagnation.

The rightist ARENA party clearly demonstrated its political maturity by peacefully turning over the political reins for the leftist party of now president, Mauricio Funes, after twenty consecutive years of rule in El Salvador. Funes is a known TV personality and political commentator who is known as a political moderate, but the party behind him, the FMLN, continues harbor hardcore addmitted communists who as such, would want nothing more than to create a Daniel Ortega or Fidel Castro style dictatorship in El Salvador.

As Funes has created his cabinet, it has become obvious that he is guided by a cuota system of cronyism, and has given government posts to persons with no other qualifications than to have been insurgents during the 1972-1992 civil war in that country. A good example of this is the Funes VP running mate, Salvador Sanchez Ceren aka Leonel Gonzalez, who went from grammar school teacher in a backwater hamlet, to commander of an insurgent army, the FPL. Other government officials were known gun-runners wanted by the courts, and known assassins of U.S.A. Embassy Marine off duty guards at the now infamous Zona Rosa Massacre.

We all have learned that it's never the end of history, and only history and destiny will author the coming volumes of El Salvador and its suffering people. Salvadorans meanwhile look to "El Norte" to fulfill their dreams of security and progress. Hopefully El Salvador will be up to the challenge and take finally take some responsibility for its own people and for it's history. Let's not forget that the border fence in "El Norte" is going up fast, and the U.S.A, cannot be the nursery for the world's fragile masses.

Will Change come to El Salvador.

True change is apparently being witnessed and lived in El Salvador today, if not, then by what other word could you describe the peaceful transition of political power that the country is currently in the midst of living.

Undoubtedly that El Salvador is 'walking on thin ice' and is in a fragile moment of it's history, but the it was the people themselves who have given Mauricio Funes and the Leftist FMLN party this historic opportunity to demonstrate that they aren't simply the same old communist demagogic rhetoric, but have matured politically and they too now desire true Democratic principles for El Salvador.

Although it's never the end of history, and the Salvadoran people are now groping through a monumental and significant phase of their future. The question that most people interested in tiny and tumultuous El Salvador remains, whether or not El Salvador's experiment in multi party Democracy will succeed or fail. Failure simply would mean that the country would become a flip-flop state going between radical extremism's every five years while accomplishing nothing but the continuous instability and violence of a people without a set course going no where.

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U.S. Iranian Intervention.

It's so very obvious that the U.S. is once again mixed-up and manipulating the internal affairs of other independent countries. We're already dabbling in wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan, and now we stick our noses in the Iranian elections. It's obvious that we could care less who is the winner, and that what we want is to use the unrest to try and topple the Islamic regime.

Our involvement is so blantant that even the protestor's placards are in English and not Farsi. Of course that the U.S. denies involvement in any of this, but the coincidences are simply too obvious and out in the open for all see. It's easy to see the coincidences for past U.S. inherence, just remember how many times the U.S. through the years has removed and installed leaders and governments in Iran itself. I'm sure we all remember Arbenz in Guatemala, Allende in Chile, Trujillo in Dominican Republic, Somoza en Nicaragua, Noriega in Panama, Saddam Hussein in Iraq, Etc. just to mention a few.

Seems that the more things change, the more things remain the same. In human history there always seems to be the odd man out, the one that won't has to go and who won't be missed. It will be interesting to follow now that we hand Pjongjang on third base. Chavez? ...He's just a pesty fly we have on the back burner.