The Publisher | March 1, 2010
After seven and a half hours of the Republicans trying to introduce some rationality into the discussion of Obamacare, the “reform” of Medicare that actually takes trillions out of the present system and adds millions of people into it, the ordinary American can be excused for being confused, frustrated, and angry.
That’s exactly where President Obama, [...]
The Publisher | February 22, 2010
Much worse to come for America
I have the an uneasy feeling that the American citizenry is being led down the “Primrose Path” — a path, I’m afraid, that leads to destruction. I am beginning to think it may very well be time for all of us to ask ourselves if we are prepared [...]
The Publisher | February 14, 2010
Do You Ever Feel You Are The Alien?
Some months ago I took up walking daily. I found it refreshing to get out of the car and let my body carry me where I wanted to go. When driving, so much is missed because your attention must be on the road. But walking, being an automatic [...]
The Publisher | February 9, 2010
As a long term, proud political dissident and rebel I have had some admiration for the national tea party movement. I welcome all that shakes up and reforms our dysfunctional political system. But in the end I find far too much distasteful about what these people embrace to participate in or support it.
I [...]
The Publisher | February 8, 2010
Perhaps it is just the product of the times in which I grew up and my experience with the events of the world. Or perhaps it is the spin that has been added to the word “global”, endowing it with an almost spiritual quality.
Mostly, though, I think it is my utter disgust with “global [...]
The Publisher | February 3, 2010
On February 1, 2010, President Barack Obama released his proposed budget for the coming year. Most commentaries focus on debt, deficits, taxes, and unemployment. With the trillions of problems in Obama’s multi-trillion dollar budget, however, it is easy to overlook his gendered social engineering approach to the budget process and its impact on [...]
The Publisher | January 28, 2010
Introduction and Review
By “it”, I mean direct taxation on our private personal property, including our homes, our motorized conveyances, our right to travel, our right to earn a living as we see fit, our marriages, and so on down the list of rights that are taxed, regulated, and then taxed and regulated some more.
“Honest” Abe [...]
The Publisher | January 24, 2010
It is becoming more and more obvious that the Democrat leadership, from Obama, to Pelosi to Reid, have absolutely no clue about the strength of the growing opposition to their big government agenda. They still think the TEA Party movement is the brainchild of the Republican Party and that TEA Party leaders are just paid [...]
The Publisher | January 17, 2010
“Gangs Armed With Machetes Loot Port-Au-Prince.” “Angry Haitians block roads with corpses.” “Looting on Rise amid Haiti’s Growing Desperation.” These are some of the shocking headline news that come from Haiti these days. A small 99 percent black nation who inhabits half of a Caribbean island that should have been a paradise but weren’t, turned [...]
The Publisher | January 9, 2010
The “Liberal” idea of not eliminating our sworn enemies (mainly, Islamic terrorists) is well rooted in a similar “Liberal” non-elimination idea directed at domestic criminals. It was being perpetuated by various leftist groups, and was once advertized as “educate not incarcerate” and nicknamed as “hug the thug” program. Although it correctly assumes that the bad [...]
