ex cathedra: Faults in the earth

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Faults in the earth

It seems that even Mr Obama's worshipful acolytes in the MSM are getting very unimpressed with him as he responds, sorta kinda, to the Gulf oil disaster. Dowd, Olbermann and Matthews are all not smiling. Amazing. From tingling legs to this.

(Other devotees have wised up sooner. May 09's Evan "Obama is God" Thomas opined in January 10 that The One was being "fundamentally dishonest" about Obamacare.)

Truth is...I think...that no one may know how to fix this. Not even The One.

A right-wing thought from the constrained vision side of the ledger:

You can't mine vast amounts of coal or dam up rivers or build nuclear plants or drill for oil under the sea or carry the stuff in ships, etc. and not have accidents. Every form of energy and power that actually works well enough to provide the gargantuan needs of the world will always have a price tag attached in accidents and damage and death. Always.

Can I get a conservative witness?

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