Charles_Del

Charles_Del

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1 week ago @ Big Government - Statement from James O... · 0 replies · +4 points

You know, so far, what I got from initial reports by the MSM seems to be approximately 180 degrees away from what turned out to be the truth. The MSM seem to have gotten your name and the name of the Senator right; just about eveything else was wrong. All of which says to me once again (for the umpteenth time) that there's an enormous need for honest, enterprising folks like you who are seeking to reveal the truth. Even when the truth is inconvenient to a journalistic culture that is at best drowning in PC, at worst ... as here and as with ACORN ... plain old corrupt. Keep up the great work, sir.

2 weeks ago @ Big Government - Brown Wins Massachuset... · 0 replies · +2 points

This is just a really exciting, exciting night. Gotta admit, as an Okie from the Sooner State, I got a real kick out of Brown's offering to show his truck to Obama the Limousine Liberal. I'm gonna get in my pick-up tomorrow morning with a special sense of pride after all this. Oh and hey I want to give a big shout out to the Professor at Legal Insurrection ... great live blog of the Brown victory tonite. But the biggest congrats go to Senator Brown and the people of the great Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Seat him now! From Charles in Tulsa.

1 week ago @ Big Hollywood - REVIEW: 'Edge of Darkn... · 0 replies · +1 points

Too true. And hey, I'm all in favor of offing the Helen Hunt character in WWW too.

1 week ago @ Big Journalism - James O'Keefe Reveals ... · 0 replies · +1 points

Thanks for a really interesting article. Should have known there would be more than meets the eye after the initial MSM (mis) reporting. And to James O'Keefe, Hannah Giles, and other young activists: thanks for your courage and for your willingness to expose inconvenient truths. Keep up the great work.

1 week ago @ Big Journalism - Correction Request: Al... · 0 replies · +1 points

Wow .... I just read through your list of retraction requests and all I've got to say is Go Retracto! And hey I just googled and found out what in tarnation an Alpaca is. For anyone else sorta wondering, check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpaca and http://www.alpacainfo.com/. Breitbart, you are educating us all at so many levels. Keep up the great work.

2 weeks ago @ Big Journalism - Sunday Morning Open Th... · 0 replies · +1 points

Man what a trailer! I've just got to find this flick. James Cagney rules!

2 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - Jean Simmons Has Died · 0 replies · +2 points

Oh and hey I was just checking her out at IMDb and found she was working her craft right to the end ... last film, Shadows in the Sun (2009). Now may you Rest in Peace, Jean Simmons.

2 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - Jean Simmons Has Died · 0 replies · +2 points

What a wonderful tribute in both Mr Nolte's remembrances and those of all here. You all have got me going, I'm just going to have to find some of those movies you're talking about that I've managed somehow to miss. The first time I saw her I think was in Spartacus and I absolutely agree with everyone said here about her performance there. The scene there that always gives me a special thrill is when Spartacus, coming out of an enraged series of challenges to his captors, shouts "I'm not an animal!" and the Simmons' character quietly, but firmly, says "Neither am I." That scene really says volumes about the contemporary vision of Man and Woman as Strong, Sensual, Different, Complementary, and in each his and her own way, utterly Human.

4 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - Open Happy Birthday Th... · 0 replies · +1 points

Rockin' lady who can hit you with her best shot. Oh and hot to boot. Rock on Pat!

4 weeks ago @ Big Hollywood - Marine Official Slams ... · 0 replies · +1 points

I saw Avatar, and I very much agree with all that's been said about the movie's scurrilous depiction of the Marines. I also agree with analysts who consider that Americans who flocked to this movie didn't see it that way at all. If they had, they would have stayed home, as they did for a whole raft of overtly anti-military, anti-war movies that have been churned out to terrible box office over the years since 9/11 and Iraq. Some movie have lousy messages that simply go way over, or under, the radar of the movie going public. Think of Peter Pan, which was rightly excoriated by reviewers for a pernicious "message" that's a good thing not to grow up. But the actual audiences went and loved the story and didn't get tagged by the "message" at all. Doesn't mean that the message wasn't there; and Cameron deserves to be excoriated for his leftist preaching, not to mention lousy story, but for most, the good things about Avatar - the imaginative "world", the romance, the humanism (of the non-humans) were rightly captivating. No excuse for trashing the good folks protecting us from the bad. Semper Fi!