Saturday, December 19, 2009

The Bill Clinton fall-out..AGAIN!

G'day Everyone.

The 1990s were gripped in the biggest Presidential scandal ever. It rocked the nation as President Bill Clinton, the guy who every one thought nothing would stick to him, had been impeached, tried, and found "innocent" in Congress. After that, some of the truth came out as too little too late. As I said of Vice President Al Gore, just so long ago, if he had distanced himself from Bill Clinton at the height of the scandal rather than appearing to be with Bill, Gore might had a chance to win the Presidential Election. It wasn't until 3 months before the vote that Gore decided to split from Bill Clinton's camp. It was too late. By then, the Election got tied up in many of the voting issues and the "chads" that simply hung on in various recounts. After all the mess was counted, Gore slipped away as Bush took over.

So much memories. But now they come back again. HOW?
http://www.politicsdaily.com/2009/12/18/monica-lewinsky-tells-author-of-impeachment-book-that-bill-clint/?icid=mainaimdl1link3http%3A%2F%2Fwww.politicsdaily.com%2F2009%2F12%2F18%2Fmonica-lewinsky-tells-author-of-impeachment-book-that-bill-clint%2F
It comes roaring back in this book! The book titled "The Death of American Virtue," by Ken Gormley, a Duquesne University law professor.

I believe many people with an interest in politics will want to buy this book. I might. Maybe Micah will too. But how will Clinton react as the truth is coming out? Maybe he will wish he hadn't lied so much. I wish we had a president like that would balance the budget and put our nation on it's path to greatness. Perhaps that's where Clinton did his best before his mess. Let's just hope Hillary doesn't make any more future messes.

Semper FI.

Friday, December 18, 2009

One week to Fantastic Christmas

G'day Everyone.

One more week. One more weekend of Christmas deals by the major stores. One more week of shopping. One more week of Children to whisper their wishes to their Santa Claus. Especially to a Deaf Santa of which I will be doing at Lycoming Mall in Williamsport,PA tonight from 5 to 8pm.
More importantly, it's one more week of praying as there are some people facing some serious situations that need to have a Christmas miracle. Yes, there are some miracles that do happen during the holiday season. But, prayer isn't just through Christmas. It's also through the New Year too.

As I think of many people that need prayers, I am wishing many of my readers a very merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year. If you don't get your Christmas wishes answered, just do what I do: *charge music* DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS SHOPPING! :-) Some times there are better deals day after Christmas.

Enjoy the weekend.

Semper FI.

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

The Phillies MOST STUPID MOVE OF ALL!

G'day Everyone!

May THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS TONS OF COAL FILL THE ENTIRE HOME OF THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES BASEBALL STADIUM!!

Why am I wishing this? READ: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/lee_jenkins/12/14/halladay.lackey/index.html?xid=cnnbin

First of all, the Phillies should have done one agenda this year: GET RID OF PEDRO "Who's your daddy?" Martinez. This baseball pitcher is the one that has betrayed the entire Phillies organization during the world series. He knew he caused controversy and at the same time, he didn't do his very best on the mound because he gave the Yankees a "GIFT". A GIFT that he helped win the Yankees win their world series. It's also clear he wanted to be a Yankees pitcher too. Well, He was dumped and away. None too soon.

Second, The Phillies are making their second mistake of year. Giving away Cliff Lee to the Seattle Mariners in a huge trade that gains them Roy Halladay. What happens if it turns out to be a very bad idea? If I were the General manager and the coach of the Phillies, I'd do everything in my power to keep CLIFF LEE right where I want him and trade others to get Halladay.

But alas, if this deal goes through, *sigh*... The Phillies had better enjoy all that coal for the rest of the season till spring training hits. They better hope that Roy Halladay was the best deal they could get by letting Cliff Lee go. If they're wrong on Halladay, every game in 2010 will be a chorus of BOOS and fans will remind the Phillies the Lee was the better man they let go.

As baseball teams make their trades, they better hope that spring training will be good in the coming season of baseball. Hopefully less drugs, but more honest pitching/games for MLB.

Farewell, Cliff Lee. Always remember, yer the best Phillies player we ever had! You shouldn't have to go, but we hope you will return some day.

Semper FI