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Peter Schiff gets the last laugh. Some of the pundits recommend buying stock in Goldman Sachs, and one advises buying stock in Washington Mutual a year before the company declares bankruptcy. (See the video)

WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO IMAGERY This unbelievably vile video from the 10:10 campaign takes the award for the most disgusting climate and carbon reduction video ever. They have taken it down: http://www.1010global.org/no-pressure but many people downloaded it and re-posted on YouTube. (See the video)

Shows the concrete-bound, 'substitute-perceptual-(e.g., memory)-for-conceptual-awareness' mentality of left-liberals. When you only 'think' perceptually (like an animal does), then you will have contradictions. Of note is the following: "I remember which party ... [40 seconds in] ... took a record budget surplus and turned it into a r... (See the video)

I used to think that incredibly lame cartoon graphics, coupled with lame robotic voices, used to explain a complex, abstruse subject like quantitative easing, would not be funny. At all. I was wrong. Laughed so hard I literally cried, especially the bits about "The Goldman Sachs." (See the video)

A familiar conversation. (See the video)

Make the most of Thanksgiving by sharing its true meaning with your friends and family. (See the video)

A more conservative Congress means people should start talking about the changes they want in education. Maybe we can actually make some progress now. (Originally an article called A Tea Party Education Manifesto.) (See the video)

Another funny video from Xtranormal.com using lame cartoon graphics to take a jab at government idiocy. The references to "The Obam" and "The Ben Bernank" are priceless. Who know so much derision could be packed into a dropped syllable? (See the video)

A friend of mine sent in a suggestion to TSA about hiring their gropers from Hooters job applicants. Male passengers and lesbians would be much happier! He hasn't heard back from TSA yet.  (See the video)

Inspired by the recent, animated YouTube videos posted here regarding the housing crisis and the "I'm over Ayn Rand" bromide, I'm giving movie-production a try. This is my debut animation video, so I am real interested in feedback.  (See the video)