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Archive for January 2009
Who in the Hell is James Shikwati?
James Shikwati is a Kenyan Economist and the man behind The African Executive, a web site pledging to unleash Africa’s greatest capital. Shikwati is also a neophyte policy hack who has figured out that the way to get Western support is to beg for intellectual guidance from the bankrupt West. That’s not a genuis move … Continue reading
The African Executive: Kiss My African Ass
The latest swindle out of Africa (Kenya, this time) is a half-assed online journal masquerading as an authentic voice of Africa. Here is the bullshit they’ve spouted about who they are and what they do: The African Executive is the market leader in opinion and analysis on Africa’s socio-political and economic development. It features analytical … Continue reading
Donovan McNabb’s Round Table Talk with the Legends
In four weeks, the greatest quarterbacking legends in the history of the NFL will come together for the first time under one roof to talk about their memories of the game, their challenges in today’s game, and their hopes for the future. This historic meeting will be convening on the scenic Riviera Maya and will … Continue reading
The Right Answer to the $64M Question…
“And back in 1998, when the Colts held the No. 1 overall choice and faced the most significant decision in franchise history, the team’s brain trust ignored the opinion of NFL experts who were split on how the pick should be used. The Colts decided whom to pick No. 1 after asking the two players … Continue reading
The Man Behind the Giants Running Game
Why are the New York Giants so good at pounding the rock? The New York Giants have had tremendous success running the ball over the past few years. Historic seasons by Tiki Barber; Brandon Jacobs crushing defenders; Madison Hedgecock clearing holes; Derrick Ward eluding and erasing tacklers; and, a bruising Super Bowl win over the … Continue reading
Martin Luther King, Jr.: The Nationalist Moment (Repost)
For most Americans, the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. died the moment he stepped down from the podium after his “I Have a Dream” speech in 1963. The legacy of Dr. King, in the minds of many – and in the advertising of every single government, state and corporation that sings his praises … Continue reading
NFL Coaches and Players Discuss the Inauguration of Barack Obama
Check out the video: http://www.nfl.com/videos?videoId=09000d5d80e3bfa1
2008 AFC Championship Game Preview: Ravens vs. Steelers
The Pittsburgh Steelers are poised to host the Baltimore Ravens this Sunday for the 2008 AFC Championship Game. The winner goes to the Super Bowl to face the winner of the NFC Championship Game featuring the Philadelphia Eagles at the Arizona Cardinals. In this, the Year of the Risen Bird, the Steelers must feel like … Continue reading
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