The Federal Observer

Re-examining 'Truth' in America

How To Peacefully Subdue a Monster!

The Publisher | February 27, 2009

February 27, 2009 - There are many things that our common sense tells us.  For instance, we know we can’t change the weather by blowing into it.  We can’t fly to the moon on gossamer wings.  We can’t make an object disappear with just our mind (although some men have tried to make their wife disappear [...]

What if there is no Man-Made Global Warming? What then?

The Publisher | February 25, 2009

February 25, 2009 - Here are some questions every American should ask their elected officials – especially those supporting “climate change” legislation: If it is proven that climate change is not man-made, but natural, will you be relieved and excited to know that man is off the hook? Will you now help to remove all of [...]

The Long Awaited Re-Emergence of the Silent Majority

The Publisher | February 25, 2009

February 25, 2009 - “Sometimes when you are up against a brick wall and must get to the other side, you have three choices; go around it, go over it, or go through it.  If the wall is very high and very long, you may have no other choice but to go ‘THROUGH’ it.  However, [...]

Baroud: A New Afghanistan Nightmare

The Publisher | February 25, 2009

February 25, 2009 - When US envoy to Afghanistan, Richard Holbrooke met with Afghanistan’s ‘democratically’ installed President Hamid Karzai in Kabul on February 14, he may have just learned of the historic significance of the following day. February 15 commemorates the end of the bloody Russian campaign against Afghanistan (August 1978-February 1989).
But it is unlikely that [...]

The States Are Not Branches Of The Federal Government!

The Publisher | February 25, 2009

February 25, 2009 - “We are telling the federal government that we are a sovereign state and want to be treated as such. We are not a branch of the federal government,” that from Arizona state Rep. Judy Burges. And more and more state legislators and state legislatures are expressing the very same feelings. And they [...]

Stop the CO2 Madness!

The Publisher | February 24, 2009

February 24, 2009 - When The New York Times publishes a story, as it did on February 19, regarding the next step in the Obama administration’s intention to destroy the U.S. economy, it’s a very good idea to pay attention.
“E.P.A. Expected to Regulate Carbon Dioxide” was the headline of John M. Broder’s article. “The Environmental [...]

Every American Is Now a Criminal!

The Publisher | February 24, 2009

February 24, 2009 - You think you are a law abiding citizen, don’t you?  Think again!  You have been, you are now, and you will continue to break the law for the rest of your life, because there are too many laws, with millions more laws to follow.  Many of these laws are totally unconstitutional but [...]

Jim Limber Davis: Black History’s Forgotten Story

The Publisher | February 24, 2009

February 24, 2009 - God’s children, of African, Asian, European, Hispanic, American Indian, and Jewish ancestry, were once told stories about the men and women who helped make America great. When I was a child, the heritage of our ancestors was very important to both young and old but, today, political correct thought has taken the [...]

Learning the Free Market Lessons about Bailouts

The Publisher | February 24, 2009

February 24, 2009 - My first reaction, when I saw the article, was of utter horror. It was entitled, “Obama Imposes Pay Cap on Executives.” Obama intends to dictate salary caps to American executives of private companies.  We should all be very frightened of a government that seeks such power. It’s pure communism. The only result [...]

Keep America Beautiful

The Publisher | February 24, 2009

February 24, 2009 - I have a Pygmalion Complex.
Rooted in Greek mythology, the term “Pygmalion” was also the title of George Bernard Shaw’s classic comedy. In the musical rendition, My Fair Lady, the Henry Higgins character is a Pygmalion. He sensed Eliza Doolittle’s potential, and felt compelled to develop it to its fullest – then [...]