An Unjustified Reward For Ignorance

Welcome, my sheepling’s to the future reality of sporadic death from gamma rays emanating from radioactive cobalt-60 or cesium-137, at near speed-of-light electrons fired by linear accelerators that NOW process the food you are eating. Beware of the false process, which come to you in sheeplet’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravening W.H.O.’s. Ye shall know them by their processed meat!

The problem with being a ‘useful idiot’ is that when you are no longer useful, you are no longer just an idiot. When a useful idiot no longer controls his niche political market, he becomes an expendable USELESS IDIOT. For Barry Soetoro this metamorphosis happened far faster than any of his supporters anticipated. 

The great issue of our times is the same great issue of the 1830s. The question is whether Congress can pass legislation or the President issue executive orders that are not authorized by or consistent with the Constitution?

The federal government is a republic composed of separate and sovereign republics.

What recourse do the States have individually and in combination when the central government acts in a fashion that is contrary to the limits and enumerated powers of the Constitution?

Apparently I just don’t get it. Years ago, some dumb witch with too much time on her hands launched a hate campaign against the television show, “Married With Children“, and got so many sponsors to stop advertising that the show was pulled. It is now shown as re-runs here and there, and along with, “All In The Family“, it remains one of the funniest series ever written for television.

The US used to be describes as a “melting pot.” Today, that melting pot has transformed into a “Boiling Pot” heated by the rage of LEGAL American citizens born and raised in this country and by naturalized American citizens who went to the trouble to enter this country – LEGALLY– out of respect for the laws of their newly adopted country.

I just learned that Aaron Zelman, founder, guiding spirit, and chief cook and bottle washer of Jews for the Preservation of Firmarms Ownership died, more than a week ago.

I woke up this morning to a reader’s letter, passed along by BHM’s webmaster, Oliver. I could hardly believe it. Then I found the above-linked mini-obituary that sadly says so little of the man. There should be so much more! I hope there will soon be tributes all over the ‘Net.

Aaron and I worked together for seven years. I admired him and even though he could be crazy-making at times, he had one of the most creative minds I’ve ever encountered and he was unfailingly a gentleman and a gentle-spoken man. He created a unique niche in the gun-rights movement and I hope JPFO can continue without him.

Aaron was born with Marfan Syndrome, which can cause a host of related problems, some potentially fatal. I don’t know what he died from, but between that and his Type-A, hard-driving nature, it’s not surprising, though it’s shocking and tragic, that he died so young. Rather, I tell myself it shouldn’t be surprising. Yet Aaron was such a powerful personality, it’s hard to think of him being extinguished.

Published December 29, 2010, at Backwood Home

NOTE: It was my pleasure to have worked with Aaron in the late 1990′s while a continuing activist for 2nd Amendment rights. I was privileged to have had him not only as a guest on my radio program, but served for a short time as producer of his program as well. Aaron’s dedication to Truth will be missed. (JB)

$65 million (forced redistribution from taxpayers) needed to remediate 54.6% of Arkansas 2009 college students up 3.3% from 2008. (All Stats from Democrat-Gazette12/21/10) The percentages vary from 90% (!) in the U of A, Pine Bluff to 12% (!) in U of A, Fayetteville. How much did they each cost the taxpayers already?

When a system of government oversteps it’s legitimate authority, and then, either by coercion, or force, imposes its will upon the people, tyranny exists . History records numerous occasions when people, who have risen up and shook off the shackles which bound them, and declared that they are free men. Most of the time these uprisings have come at great cost in terms of both lives and fortunes lost.

A few months ago, Grant Moos was closing his boathouse, near Hackensack, Minnesota, as he does every summer, tying up loose ends, sweeping up debris. This year, though, his sister Kathy insisted that it was finally time to do something about six cardboard boxes that for decades had been stacked in a corner next to a 7.5-horsepower Evinrude engine.

The boxes belonged to their father, Malcolm Moos, a journalist and academic who was a speechwriter for President Dwight Eisenhower.