Shortly after efforts turned from rescue to recovery at Ground Zero, I walked amid the rubble with a New York City police officer named “Mark.” It was just after daybreak over lower Manhattan, and the noxious odors of death, jet fuel and oppressive toxic dust still filled the air. We said nothing to each other as we stopped at the edge of a darkly stained area on the ground where bodies had fallen or people had jumped to their deaths. Debris and dust covered over portions of the grotesque paisley patterns that extended beyond yellow police tape that flapped in the morning breeze.

Chapter III: Don’t be fooled by peddlers of ‘Immigration Reform’ Scams

With today’s issue of The Federal Observer, we bring you the next chapter of S. J. Miller’s twelve part addressing dealing with the title subject.

For those readers, who are new to this publication, we invite you to study Sandra’s series closely, and use her words, as an educational tool.

Once again, some of the names of the players have changed, such as Ted Kennedy (but his ghost lives among us). As Arizona once again paves the way for action, Miller’s work will once again, set the nation afire. (Editor)

The idea of building a mosque at Ground Zero in New York is no longer new or obscure. Neither is the outrage. But should New Yorkers be prevented from erecting a monument to those they defend and admire? Hitlery Clinton, New Yorker, (or is it Arkansan or Chicago thug?), along with fellow terrorist sympathizer, Richard Gere took to the stage right after 9/11at Madison Square Garden to call for restraint and compassion for their Muslim companions. This was long before she had her public conniptions about her patriotism being questioned. Duh.

In our last presidential election millions of Americans voted for hope and change. I tried to warn people about the kind of change they would get if they elected Barack Obama. They ignored me and voted for him anyway.

Then when he was elected I continued to speak out against him, and his policies. I was told to give him a chance, he hasn”t even been in office that I did not like him because he was black, or because he was a Democrat. Once again people ignored me.

At a Directors Guild meeting in 1950, a tense session on the subject of anti-Communist loyalty oaths, John Ford began his dissenting statement thus: “My name’s John Ford. I make westerns.”

Typically for Ford, the assertion was both unassuming and calculated, grounding his patriotic bona fides in the quintessence of American myth, a myth that Ford both shaped and struggled with throughout his career.

Arizona’s illegal immigrant population is costing the state’s taxpayers even more than once thought — a whopping $2.7 billion, according to researchers at the public interest group that helped write the state’s new immigration law.

Arizona’s illegal immigrant population is costing the state’s taxpayers even more than once thought — a whopping $2.7 billion in 2009, according to researchers at the public interest group that helped write the state’s new immigration law.

Article I
Congress shall make no law preventing the establishment of… no, that won’t do.

Article II
Forget that one…

Article III
No soldier shall in time of peace be quartered… hmmmmm?

“From Hell’s Heart, I stab at thee. For hate’s sake, I spit my last breath at thee.” A well-used quote, attributed to William Shakespeare and Herman Melville, as well as the “Moby-Dick” and the “Wrath of Khan” Star Trek Movie.

It is no doubt that Americans have been spat on before, by the outright arrogance of their leaders. It is no doubt that the individual rights of Americans have been trampled upon or repealed, in the name of the so-called collective good, or some trumped up emergency ….. an emergency in most cases caused by the very people who declared the emergency in the first place.