To paraphrase Seinfeld: It's real, and it's spectacular.
This could be the greatest discovery of the year, HIS. I can't stop reading.
I started with "Are Deep-Sea Dinosaurs Proof of the Biblical Timeline?" in which Lieutenant Colonel Percy Fawcett of the British Military was called an "unimpeachable source." In the very next sentence, I learned that he "tracked diplodocus dinosaurs through the jungles of Brazil a hundred years ago." I also have a favorite commenter already. Her name is Blanche Beecham. Blanche believes that "not finding dinosaurs buried with humans just means that humans and dinosaurs had separate cemeteries."
Also a big fan of "The Eternal Artist: Why America Must Eliminate the Creative Class." Here's my favorite passage: "Wherever artists turn up, they carry destruction to the land by destroying mankind's goods and nourishment and spreading disease. From gonorrhea and Avian flu, to cultural Marxism and marijuana abuse, the artist carries scars of the world's dark underside." The never actually cites any specific examples or names any artists. But that's not the point. They must be stopped. Hopefully he'll write another article to explain how we stop them. Until then, here's Blanche again: "I think that Jon McNaughton is probably the greatest painter of the last 2,000 years. His portrait of Jesus making the Constitution of the United States makes me proud to be an American."