Vilani's blog
The Death Of A Nation
Have you looked around at this country lately? Have you wondered just what exactly is going on? You’re not alone.
God Bless the USA... er... USSA
A new direction for America?
This past week in June, I have watched as our country has been assaulted with blatant forms of liberalism.
We are down to two liberals vying for the Presidency of the United States, Barack Obama and John McCain, Liberal and Liberal-Light, respectively.
Both Obama and McCain favor closing the base at Guantanamo Bay, granting amnesty to millions of criminals (Illegal Immigrants) and forcing the Hoax of Global Warming (now called "Climate Change") on rather unsuspecting law-abiding Americans. read more »
Conservatism Vs. Liberalism
There is a battle raging in our country and it is not being fought by politicians.
It is being fought by us, the people.
I hear day in and day out, people lamenting on the direction America is headed and I hear complaint after complaint about the "crooked politicians" that are in Washington.
How did they get there? Are they unlike us? What would we do if we were there?
Questions, questions and more questions.
We, the people, elected them, sad but true. read more »
Oil

One of the most defining pictures of Oil was the Spindletop gusher in
Beaumont, Texas in 1901, since then it has been a war to control
supply all over the world.
Oil drives everything in our society, not one thing is untouched by
oil. Ever think about plastic? How about rubber?
Vaseline? I know, who uses that anymore now that we have KY, but read more »
Politics and Race
As President Lincoln once said, 'You can fool all of the people some of the time, some of the people all the time but you can never fool all of the people all of the time'.
The art of politics is the ability to say one thing and mean another. There has never been an honest politician. If anyone ever needs proof of this, just take Lincoln for example. When Lincoln was elected, nothing in his rhetoric said anything about emancipation yet this has been taught in schools that he was the Great Emancipator. read more »



