Big Dad Gib - has it going the right way at his blog at http://www.bigdadgib.net/
The blog is right on and an inspiration.
Willy wishes he could write like this
10-4 Willy
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Sunday, October 07, 2007
BigDadGib.net
Saturday, August 18, 2007
Texan in New York?
Ran into a blog from a person in New York who is a misplaced Texan. Check out her blog and food. Some good recipes there. Willy really likes some of these. Especially the tortillas.
10-4 Willy
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Monday, July 30, 2007
Press one for English?
I borrowed this one from the Hermit.
Excuse the mild curse word. I don't usually use this word in this context but this seems so appropriate.
It infuriates me to have to dial 1 for english.
Also, my bank ATM asks if you prefer Spanish or English. Why should I have to make a choice.
10-4 Willy
Saturday, July 14, 2007
Support the Blue Star Deli
Support is bein rallied by Texas Fred for the Blue Star Deli in Farmer's Branch Texas. It seems that Dave the owner has spoken out recently against illegal aliens in the area and the Hispanic community as well as some of the companies that use the illegals have an informal boycoytt against the deli and he is hurting badly.
Fred is trying to get anyone in the DFW area to go have lunch there on Monday the 16th (short notice) or to send the guy a little cash to help out the cause. His business has been hurt badly.
You can click on the link over Texas Fred's name for more information
http://texasfred.net/archives/344
Friday, June 22, 2007
Monday, May 28, 2007
Robert Mitchum on War
Don't Know if I can agree on totally everything Mr. Mitchum says here. I found this mentioned on BlueStarChronicles and thought there was too much similarity to todays headlines to let this go by. The only difference is that Mr. Mitchum seems to have a different conservative approach then most of the stars today.
10-4 Willy
Monday, April 23, 2007
The Cowboy Code
Hillbilly Willy ain't real good at Riding and Roping, But Willy is a believer in:
The Cowboy Code
1. A cowboy always tells the truth and keeps his word.
2. A cowboy is a Patriot and stands for Truth, Justice and the American way.
3. A cowboy never betrays a trust or takes advantage.
4. A cowboy is brave, but never careless.
5. A cowboy defends the weak and helps them.
6. A cowboy is kind to children, old folks, and to animals.
7. A cowboy is free from racial and religious prejudice.
8. A cowboy is clean about his person and in thought, word, and deed.
9. A cowboy is loyal, hard working and maintains a high ethic.
10. A cowboy is thankful for what God has given him.
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10-4 Willy
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Texas Fred on VT Shooting!
Willy not sure if he totally agree, but something to think about:
Below is a quote from Texas Fred on the VT shooting: Click on the quote to read the entire article.
I am going to say this in plain English, this debacle was brought on, at least partially, by the political correctness and feel good politics that our children are being taught at home and in our liberal controlled colleges and universities, our students are taught to NOT fight back, our children are being taught that there are no losers in life, that we’re all equal and it’s not whether you win or lose, it’s how you play the game, they are taught to just submit and accept the consequences, and I personally feel that this attitude is as much responsible for the massive loss of life as anything…
Our children are not being well served by this progressive teaching, and it’s that same progressive teaching that is going to be the complete undoing of this once great USA, we’re becoming a nation of well educated wimps, and if we don’t reverse that trend, wimps is all we’ll be in 2 or 3 more generations…
10-4 Maybe ---Willy
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
Tom Tancredo for President
Willy says Thanks to Texas
Immigration issues
Tancredo is perhaps best known for his fight against illegal immigration. According to his supporters, he represents the majority of American citizens, who support strict enforcement of current U.S immigration laws. In May 1999, Tancredo founded the Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus. He served as its Chairman until January 2007, handing the chairmanship over to Brian Bilbray. ([2]) Tancredo's outspoken advocacy for immigration reform, particularly his criticism of President George W. Bush's border security controls, has made him persona non grata in the White House.
He has received press attention for seeking the deportation of individual illegal immigrant families, such as that of Jesus Apodaca, a high school honor student who publicly complained about having to pay the out-of-state tuition rate at the University of Colorado at Denver, despite being raised in the state, because his family immigrated illegally.[10][11]
Congressman Tancredo also criticized the Denver Public Library system for catering to Spanish-speakers through reading materials and offering space for classes. Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper responded to the mistakes in Tancredo's information and reiterated the intent of the library, copying the system's local congresswoman Diana DeGette on the letter.[12]
Tancredo also received negative publicity when the Denver Post reported that two illegal immigrants were among the crew hired to remodel the congressman's basement. Tancredo defended himself by saying that he never asked about their immigration status.[13][14]
Tancredo and Bush's political adviser, Karl Rove, got into a "screaming match" after Tancredo claimed that "if the nation suffered another attack at the hands of terrorists able to skirt immigration laws, the blood of the people killed" would be on the president’s and Congress’s hands. Rove responded by calling the congressman "a traitor to the party" and "a traitor to the president," and warned him to never "darken the doorstep of the White House." Tancredo responded that "the president’s position on immigration is going to hurt [him]. I want the president to win [the 2004 election]. I am not doing any of these things or saying any of these things because I want to hurt the Republican Party or the president" [15]. National Review's David Frum wrote that "[n]o issue, not one, threatens to do more damage to the Republican coalition than immigration" [16]which many say explains in part Rove's sensitivity to Tancredo's criticism
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
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