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Create an account By logging in to LiveJournal using a third-party service you accept LiveJournal’s User agreement Alexander Cornswalled [ entries | archive | friends | userinfo ] Alexander Cornswalled [ website | My Website ] [ userinfo | livejournal userinfo ] [ archive | journal archive ] Open Letter to a besieged pastor [May. 25th, 2011| 09:14 am ] Alexander Cornswalled [ Tags | morals , politics ] from Alexander Cornswalled to pete.degraaf@house.ks.gov date Wed, May 25, 2011 at 9:10 AM subject Planning Ahead Pastor DeGraaf, I wan to thank you for the Abortions stance you’re taking. I know it’s unpopular to prevent abortions, but it’s murder to sentence an unborn child to execution because his father is a rapist. People talk about the mother’s rights, but what of the child? Unborn and innocent of any crime, their own mothers are sentencing them to death for a crime that will only get their father 5 to 10 years if caught and sentenced. It’s barbaric to murder an infant because his or her father was a bad man. Should we execute the sons of Ted Kennedy because their father killed a woman in a drunken car crash? No. Why then is it OK to execute an unborn child because their father forced himself upon the mother? Put the child up for adoption if you must, but don’t become a murderer to avoid pregnancy. Liberals will accuse you of using this as a "back door" attack on Roe v. Wade. I applaud you for it. Roe v wade created a legal loophole through which millions of children have been brutally murdered. Any effort to close that loophole is to be congratulated and lionized. Yours in Christ, Alexander Cornswalled Link 1 comment | Leave a comment Big bird is not doomed [Feb. 14th, 2011| 01:14 pm ] Alexander Cornswalled I’ve been getting a lot of e-mail about my latest blog entry about the impending demise of PBS and NPR . A lot of people are telling me it’s HORRIBLE that Sesame Street may come to an end. Unfortunately, that bastion of multiculturalism and political correctness is in no danger. Sesame Street’s branded merchandise makes more than enough money to fund the program, and several others. Rumors are circulating that an end of federal funding may only dent the PBS budget and force them to turn to Sesame Street for a bit more for funding. Link 2 comments | Leave a comment Global warming is STILL a joke [Feb. 10th, 2011| 10:58 am ] Alexander Cornswalled The earth’s climate has been significantly affected by the planet’s magnetic field, according to a Danish study published Monday that could challenge the notion that human emissions are responsible for global warming. Our results show a strong correlation between the strength of the earth’s magnetic field and the amount of precipitation in the tropics SOURCE: BAD ASTRONOMY BLOG Link Leave a comment Still kicking [Sep. 14th, 2008| 04:45 pm ] Alexander Cornswalled My primary journal at www.cornswalled.com has been hijacked by a gay rights activist upset at my belief that God’s law overrides human desires for sin and fornication. I’m working on legal options and pursing this through law enforcement. I can’t say much more now, but I expect the little pervert will find himself in prison soon. Link 7 comments | Leave a comment Update on a_cornswalled [Aug. 29th, 2007| 10:42 am ] Alexander Cornswalled Good News! Livejournal has suspended the account of a_cornswalled, the user created for the exclusive purpose of impersonating me. The account had contained a mock interview, which depicted me of being a defeatist Liberal who wanted to abandon Israel to be ravaged by Islamic Militants, so it not only impersonated me, but tried to slander me by claiming I had views which I do not have. The account has been suspended, and I applaud LiveJournal for taking the appropriate action. Some people will think I’m being a "Poor sport" or can’t see the "Humor" in the suspended journal. I recommend those critics search online for the parody sites that have been set up to mock me. They exist, and far from trying to get them shut down, I even post to them. Why am I OK with those sites mocking me but not with a_cornswalled? Those other sites identify themselves as being parodies. A sensible person would not read those journals and think I was the one writing the content. If a_cornswalled had contained appropriate disclaimers instead of trying it’s best to actually pretend to be me, I would have had no problems with it. It also helps that most the "parody" sites about me are actually well written and clever. a_cornswalled appeared to have done little more than take a vile interview and replace some defeatist liberal’s name with my own. Link 3 comments | Leave a comment Should New York REALLY rename the George Washington Bridge? [Aug. 29th, 2007| 10:39 am ] Alexander Cornswalled [ Tags | gwb , new york , politics , public works ] The George Washington Bridge, usually referred to as the GWB, connects New York City, located on Manhattan Island, to the rest of the continental United States. Despite the "B" in GWB referring to the word "Bridge" a large percentage of New Yorkers call it the GWB Bridge. The letters "GWB" also refer to the current president George W. Bush. These two facts have collided and caused many people to think that the "GWB" acronym refers to the current president. At first, it was mostly out of town visitors who made the mistake, but now that "W" is in his second term, many New Yorkers have grown up thinking the GWB Bridge is actually the George W Bush Bridge. Tourist guides have been printed using the "New" name. None of these have, to date, been produced by the state or city of New York, but many four and five star Hotels are using this "New" name. Most signs referring to the bridge use the letters GWB as opposed to the full name, so maps and guides calling it the George W Bush Bridge rarely, if ever cause confusion. There’s even a grassroots movement in New York City and State to officially rename the bridge, or at the very least replace all signs that contains the name "George Washington Bridge" with ones saying "GWB." Why rename the bridge? Why even make the "Official" name ambiguous enough to let people use wither name? Isn’t that disrespectful to George Washington? The argument has been made that because common usage is already changing the name, making it official would clarify things, simplify and streamline a process that is already taking place. Removing Washington’s name from the bridge would mean there was one less monument to his legacy, but with a state, numerous monuments and even the nation’s capital named after him, one solitary bridge would hardly impact his legacy. Besides, isn’t the nation itself a testament and monument to George Washington? George W Bush was president duing the single worst day in New York’ City’s history, and has been the wartime President dedicated to avenging New York, and ensuring such an attack never again happens on US Soil. Doesn’t his contribution to New York merit some recognition? On the topic of what recognition Gorge W Bush deserves, it’s clear that many New Yorkers, particularly the younger generation, are ALREADY giving him that recognition by referring to the bridge with his name. People prefer a living legend to a dead one, and naming the Bridge after a vibrant, living leader, one whom today’s youth remember, will encourage more patriotism and national pride than leaving it named after a man long dead. Finally, there’s the fact that the New York City Roads department seems to tacitly agree. Road signs are being replaced all the time, and New...