The following commentary, was posted as a comment in response to Kimberly Dvorak’s May 16, 2011 column, Dems push the DREAM Act and use passage as a carrot for entitlement reform. The Publisher reserves the right to publish comments as a complete column, as the subject warrants. (Ed.)
I see a higher unemployment rate and more welfare. I see jobs have been off-shored to cheaper countries, more jobs lost to technology, and the US flooded with illegal immigrants that take American jobs, don’t pay taxes, and drain government resources.
I see indebted Americans who bought more than they could afford and a broke US government that has lowered taxes, but increased spending on unnecessary wars.
Looking at the history of Rome and the United States, I see some disturbing parallels:
“If people let the government decide what foods they eat and what medicines they take, their bodies will soon be in as sorry a state as the souls of those who live under tyranny.” – Thomas Jefferson
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God’s gift to we people includes natural substances to sustain our life. This begs the question of what is “natural”? For purposes of this treatise, it is easier to state what it is not, which is NOT manmade.
Natural also means man does not treat the plant or it fruits and vegetables with manmade substances or subject the natural plant to genetic modifications. Without any doubt whatsoever, organically grown plants are the healthiest for consumption.
Happy Martin Luther King Day!!!
The following is from a book review. It makes us sick to think of all the fine Black people this holiday could be in memory of… those who were faithful to their wife – wrote and used original material instead of stealing from others. - (Ed.)
“Three death threats, one left hook to the jaw, 40 rejections from 40 publishers in 40 months, and a sold-out first edition.” – Theodore Pappas
“Plagiarism and the Culture War is written with a sobriety that is essential to effectively discussing such sensitive topics as race and the shortcomings of a martyred hero. While hagiographers may shout ‘racism’ at any hint of imperfection attributed to the slain civil rights leader, Pappas’s courageous work assures that they can no longer continue this smokescreen with any legitimacy.” – Campus Report
The Republican death wish is back. It’s the habit of Republicans to do something crazy or stupid that diminishes their election prospects. Think of Watergate in the 1970s. In the 2006 midterm elections, the disclosure of Florida congressman Mark Foley’s flirtation with Capitol pages turned a defeat into a landslide loss. A few unelectable candidates denied Republicans a shot at winning the Senate in 2010.
Here we go again. Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry, with their attacks on Mitt Romney’s record at Bain Capital, have gone far toward poisoning the well for Republicans this year—and not only in the contest against President Obama. The endless TV debates have trivialized the race for the Republican nomination. And maladroit moves by congressional Republicans have let Obama pose as a born-again tax cutter.
I have to admit it; if I were rich I’d have left the U.S. by now. Or I’d at least have prepared a nice little offshore getaway a vacation place that would be there when the day came that it was really, really, indubitably time to escape.
I’m not a rich person. You’re probably not, either.
Still, we Americans are living in a country whose government (not our government, but some strange occupation force, some junta that seized power when good people and fools alike weren’t watching) has declared its authority either to assassinate us at will or “disappear” us equally arbitrarily.
That’s not tolerable. One way or another, that has to end. It ends either by us leaving or by that government being ended through resistance.
It’s hard to see how things can get much worse as far as the world economy, sovereign debt, and the continued tottering of the euro.
But hold on to your hats; there are many analysts and leaders who say that 2012 has the potential for being even worse.
Those were the first words my friend, Ambassador Lee Emil Wanta, asked aloud when he was thrown into a Swiss dungeon in Lausanne on 7 July 1993: “How the hell did we get here?”
Who was “we?” He asked the question of the Lord, Jesus Christ whom Wanta knows is always with him. Only someone with strong faith could have survived the experiences visited on Lee by those who want to tear down our Republic and replace it with a socialist empire. They needed the $27.5 trillion he had amassed over the years in his numerous Title 18 Section 6 corporations while reporting directly to President Ronald Reagan.
The first question I want to ask the president and all the members of congress is why did you hate the way America was? The saying goes ‘love it or leave it’. Why are you still living here? Why did you tell us you wanted to serve and represent your fellow citizens, then turn your back on us and our country?
We did not plan or carry out the attacks on America on Sept. 11th 2001, but you have treated us like we did. You’ve sent our valiant soldiers to the other side of the world to avenge 9/11 and stop another attack, but have stood silently by while there was an invasion of the U.S. at our southern border. Why have you failed to protect us from that?
“Of all the means I know to lead men, the most effective is concealed mystery.” - Adam Weishaupt founder of the Illuminati.
The truths and concepts contained in my just released book, From Sovereign to Serf Government by the Treachery and Deception of Words, are best illustrated by the eloquent, timeless and immutable words of one of the greatest statesman to ever grace our planet. I say timeless because Cicero lived approximately 2,000 years ago. The following quote describes the very tap root of our collective problem of an ‘totally out of control’ federal government. It is as true today as it was true then.
“Power and law are not synonymous. In truth, they are frequently in opposition and irreconcilable. There is God’s Law from which all equitable laws of man emerge and by which men must live if they are not to die in oppression, chaos and despair. Divorced from Godís eternal and immutable Law, established before the founding of the suns, manís power is evil no matter the noble words with which it is employed or the motives urged when enforcing it. Men of good will, mindful therefore of the Law laid down by God, will oppose governments whose rule is by men, and if they wish to survive as a nation they will destroy the government which attempts to adjudicate by the whim of venal judges.” – Marcus Tullius Cicero, 106-43 B.C.
What Cicero is basically saying here is that a ‘person‘, a word of legal art, only get their Rights one of two ways. You either get them from God and Nature’s God or you get them from man. I prefer to frame is slightly differently. Freedom is God’s plan and slavery is Satan’s plan. Period!
