posted on 9:56 AM | permalink

Today I'm attending the Heritage foundation's New Media Strategies forum. There are a gambit of new media folk here including Robert Bluey, Soren Dayton, Patrick Ruffini, David All and more.

Essentially, this is a workshop to discuss how new media efforts can help the conservative movement. Google is co-sponsoring the event from their local Public Policy blog.

I'll be blogging throughout the day on the event.

Labels: blogging, events

posted on 2:51 PM | permalink

by Justin Hart

By 1984 millions of copies of a special Marvel funded Spiderman comic book (excerpt above) were published by the National Committee for the Prevention of Child Abuse, endorsed by the blue ribbon panel of scientists and by the National Education Association and distributed free to children nationwide. The story described the strategy of “grooming” boys (like the young Spiderman) by an adult pederast who showed the boy a “GIRLIE” magazine in order to molest him.

I want to believe Senator Craig but I can't attribute any prescient powers to leftist bloggers who accused Craig of this behavior last October. I alone I think possess this power. And now I give it to you.

Let me be clear. I did not predict the Senator Craig incident nor did I out him last year (the leftist blogs that did now appear to be pretty accurate).

But I can write for you the story on how he got there.

This is a recent super power that I've acquired since I joined the Lighted Candle Society. It goes something like this:

1. I'm at some party or event discussing what LCS does
2. A woman that's been listening in to my conversation takes me aside to tell me her story.
3. Before she begins I predict what her story is. I recite the following suppositions:
   

• Her husband was a porn addict since the age of 11
• He hid it from her and her family all his life
  
• An unfortunate incident exposed the children to his horrible addiction
• His affections towards his spouse changed and his demands because untoward
• His addiction led to serious financial repercussions
• She discovers some evidence that confirms her suspicions
• The addiction led to prostitution and worse over the course of the marriage.
• They divorced and he continues his struggle.

The woman will stand there stunned admitting that I have accurately retold her terribly tragic marriage and divorce. The details vary of course but the milestones and the results are usually the same.

If I had to guess I would say that Senator Craig is on the same course with a homosexual twist. To wit: there was probably some sexual abuse that took place in his childhood. Of course this is a gross generalization but I've found it to be true in almost everything I've investigated and read.

Bottom line: I think Senator Craig should come clean. The evidence points to serious sexual addiction coupled with denial and lies.

Labels: homosexuality, pornography, public peversion, senator craig

posted on 10:48 AM | permalink

No, that's not a new game show. It's a fantastic new free application from Vision 20/20 (click here to open a new window with the app)

Essentially, the website is a Mash-up of Microsoft's very snazzy Live! Maps application together with a query of local sex offenders in the area. Here's a quick snapshot:

(h/t: TechCrunch.com)

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Labels: predators, tools