B-58 Hustler

This post was written by Bill Whittle, but I think it was meant for folks like Sharon and Elvis, and few others around here.
As Bill says:

Look at this beauty: The B-58 Hustler. The video is about as old as I am but the old girl still looks good for her age, doesn’t she?
This was America at the height of her powers; a Golden Age of Aviation when not two or three, but rather ten or twelve major companies were locked in mortal competition to push the engineering envelope. Virtually all of the existing aviation records for speed and altitude were set in the sixties, or in other words, at about the halfway point in aviation history. That’s depressing. To me, anyway.


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THE HUSTLER

Bill Whittle's New "Virtual President" Series. Your Government: 1. Legislation

If you have not visited BillWhittle.com yet, take a few moments to take a look around.  The video here is the first in a series of eleven new Virtual President videos.  It can also be viewed on his site, which includes the script for the video, as well:  Virtual President, Part 1


All content on Bill’s site is free.  You can become a member, which has a few perks, but the main reason to join is to support his efforts to ……… Heck, I’ll let him explain it himself!
Moving The Needle
I also suggest taking a look at his old, original, website:  Eject!Eject!Eject!  Particularly, read the “Silent America Essays, from a democracy at war” (find them in the right sidebar).  Start with Tribes.  It’s awesome!

It's Not a Bug, It's The Future

First Commentary by Bill Whittle at his new website, www.billwhittle.com.
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This is what government is, and this is what government does: it is a responsibility-avoiding, perpetual motion machine. That’s why even the most capable areas of Government – the military – swim in nicknames like SNAFU, FUBAR and BOHICA.
If I were shopping for health insurance, and I had tried, and failed, to log on to a web site twice – not forty times, but twice! – they would have lost my business and I would have taken my money to a competitor in the not unreasonable belief that if these people are so incompetent that they can’t even take my money then maybe I shouldn’t be trusting them with my daughter’s heart transplant.”

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