The next time you encounter an individual bent upon believing the unbelievable, recite the following Miranda rights for Moonbats:
- You have the right to remain stupid.
- Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of public opinion.
- You have the right to become informed rather than believing false conclusions.
- If you cannot or will not become informed, nothing can be done for you.
- Do you understand these rights?
- Do you wish to become informed?
If, at the conclusion of the Moonbat Miranda, they do not wish to become informed, there is no need to cuff and transport them — they will usually remain arrested by their own stupidity.
January 5, 2007: For many years, space archeology has been a favorite topic of Science@NASA readers: NASA scientists use Earth-orbiting satellites to find ancient ruins invisible from ground level. Prime real estate for this kind of discovery is Central America. In that part of the world, satellites are not only revealing long-held secrets of the Maya, but also improving the everyday lives of modern Central Americans by helping them monitor and manage their environment.
Christmas Day 2006 – For a couple of years now we’ve decorated our tree with predominantly red, white and blue lights and ornaments to honor our country and our military men and women. As we celebrate the day at home with our families and friends, let us remember those in service to this great country on this day. Remember them with thoughts, silent prayers and especially by supporting them through your gifts to any of these charities, or any other organizations dedicated to our service members world wide.
