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Let that be a lesson to us all.

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Or perhaps Martians. There are a lot of possibilties, and those who write headlines don’t have, shall we say, interesting lives.

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There’s a childhood trauma for you.

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And too clever to get it right when correcting others, it would seem.

Researchers at Collins Dictionaries found that the most commonly misspelt word was supersede – being wrong on one in ten occasions. The problem arises because people use their knowledge of the words that have a phonetically similar ending, like intercede, precede or cede, from the Latin cedere – to yield. They then wrongly assume that supersede is spelt with a ‘c’.

The truth is that “supercede” is a perfectly good word and has a slightly different meaning than “supersede”; the problem is that people don’t appreciate, and therefore don’t exploit, such precise shades of meaning.

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Feel free to draw your own conclusions.

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How to bypass phone trees. As you might expect, the government is the worst — even when you get a human, it sounds like a recording.

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The fact that most writers, even writers of science fiction who ought to know better, are tediously leftist is one of the depressing realities of modern life. So when someone like Card comes along who can see through the bullshit to how the world really works, it’s refreshing. Of course, his socialist fellow-writers just can’t believe it. Unfortunately, he’s a really awesome successful and award-winning writer, so they can’t just ignore him.

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I thought people with expensive yachts all had platoons of heavily-armed thugs to do their bidding?

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Can the breakfast cereal be far behind?

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Well, that’s what Reuters does.

By the 1980s information of the FBI’s project Venona emerged in which declassified coded messages from the Soviet Union from the Rosenberg’s era proved their guilt. Nikita Krushchev even admitted to their guilt in his posthumous 1990 autobiography.

Not news, but a useful reminder.

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Politics as a bad Star Trek episode. (Where is Ensign Chekov when you really need him?)

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So quit whining about what a bad day you’ve had.

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Leftists are essentially haters, and leftist policies are characteristically designed to punish people they don’t like. Think about it, and you’ll see it’s true.

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And why not? Surely Muslims allow churches to flourish and tower high in Dar al-Islam, allowing Christians to exclaim five times a day, on megaphones, that “Jesus is the Son of God!” Oh, they don’t; oh, some Muslim nations don’t even allow the construction of churches. Never mind, then.

Andy McCarthy pulls the curtain back on Barack Obama and his circle.

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Change you can believe in — and be afraid.

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Well, I think it’s interesting….

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No, this isn’t an alternate universe in which Bill Clinton is a Muslim.

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Although why this is a good thing is nowhere stated.

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Let that be a lesson to us all.

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Note that it isn’t what you would think, that the A.P.’s stories are full of politically-biased left-wing crap. No, it’s because the A.P. is selling their politically-biased left-wing crap stories to people other than newspapers. You can lie all you want to but don’t touch that wallet….

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“Worth it’s weight in what?”

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The resemblance to Joe Biden is purely coincidental. Really.

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With campus no-guns-unless-you’re-the-killer policies, sounds like a very useful thing.

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“Vote for Barack! Get it in the shorts!” There’s a winning campaign theme for you.

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A Shafi’i manual of Islamic law that was certified in 1991 by the clerics at Al-Azhar University, one of the leading authorities in the Islamic world, as a reliable guide to Sunni orthodoxy, stipulates that “the caliph makes war upon Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians…until they become Muslim or pay the non-Muslim poll tax.” It adds a comment by Sheikh Nuh ‘Ali Salman, a Jordanian expert on Islamic jurisprudence: the caliph wages this war only “provided that he has first invited [Jews, Christians, and Zoroastrians] to enter Islam in faith and practice, and if they will not, then invited them to enter the social order of Islam by paying the non-Muslim poll tax (jizya)…while remaining in their ancestral religions.” (‘Umdat al-Salik, o9.8).

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Of course, if you aren’t doing anything you shouldn’t, it’s not a problem.

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My, what a surprise. Aren’t you surprised? I’m sure surprised.

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Note that nobody is dying to get into Africa. What do they know that you don’t?

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Not something you see every day.

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What can you say about an entire state party that approves of corruption?

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Your life under Islam. Don’t say you weren’t warned.

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Americans must have a healthy kind of dual loyalty: to our individual communities and to the nation that enables them to exist. The alternative of trying to force national uniformity would lead to tyranny, failure or both. Madison and Hamilton made this argument far better than I have when writing about an emerging nation with a population that was less than that of New Jersey today. Governor Corzine ought to go read them again before he decides to destroy local autonomy and traditions in pursuit of administrative uniformity.

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If you were asked to name the technologies whose proliferation inadvertently threatens the human race, what would you include? IEDS? Assault rifles? Nuclear warheads?

Add this one to your list: the sonogram machine.

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And I, for one, am looking forward to it.

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Gonna get that bird, see if I don’t….

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Well, that’s California for you. Gotta pay those high prices somehow.

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Say what you want about New Yorkers — and who doesn’t? — in some fields they stand alone.

Well, not precisely alone … I mean, you’ve got to catch it from somebody, right? … but you know what I meant.

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Money is wasted on some people.

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It’s harder than you’d think.

Let me rephrase that: It’s harder than it ought to be.