The Publisher | June 20, 2010
Is it time to rethink American immigration policy in the face of a clear and present danger from foreign-born terrorists? Nearly eight out of 10 of those polled by the Center for Immigration Studies after the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center and Pentagon think so, including 74 percent of self-defined liberals. But [...]
The Publisher | May 27, 2010
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, [...]
The Publisher | May 20, 2010
Chapter II: 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, [...]
The Publisher | May 16, 2010
Chapter I: 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, [...]
The Publisher | May 11, 2010
With today’s issue of The Federal Observer, we will return to the roots of contributor, S. J. Miller’s twelve part series dealing with the title subject. Her experience and involvement in the passage of “Proposition 200″ in Arizona, makes her uniquely qualified as no other, to present the facts on this timely issue. For those [...]
The Publisher | May 9, 2010
In 2005, the U.S. Government Accountability Office found that up to 3 percent of the 30,000 individuals called for jury duty from voter registration rolls over a two-year period in just one U.S. district court were not U.S. citizens. While that may not seem like many, just 3 percent of registered voters would have been [...]
The Publisher | April 25, 2010
How the Southern Poverty Law Center profits from intolerance
“This man [Morris Dees] works to gain the trust of young people by displaying the evils of admitted racist organizations that have a tiny number of adherents. Mr. Dees then proceeds to propagate the notion that conservative organizations - particularly those that are pro-gun or anti-government - [...]
The Publisher | March 4, 2010
How Government Regulations Threaten America
We are increasingly following a system of governance that is systematically destroying the very principle that made America the greatest nation in the history of the world.
Our view of reality and the role of government in our lives greatly influence how we view property rights. Americans no longer have the opportunity [...]
The Publisher | January 28, 2010
For several years now, we have tried to convince our audience that it is not possible to win our freedom and property rights battles within the confines of the law, through the legislative or judicial branches of government. The deck is stacked against us. And certainly we will win nothing by approaching the executive branch. [...]
The Publisher | November 11, 2009
In the name of Allah, the most Benevolent and the Most Merciful. May this memo find you in the shade of Islam enjoying the mercy, the protection and the grace of Allah.
I am writing this memo to you all with the explicit purpose of inviting you to lead the American Muslim community in soul searching, [...]
The Publisher | November 4, 2009
Excerpt: Sophisticated computers, robots, telecommunications, and other Information Age technologies are replacing human beings in nearly every sector. Factory workers, secretaries, receptionists, clerical workers, salesclerks, bank tellers, telephone operators, librarians, wholesalers, and middle managers are just a few of the many occupations destined for virtual extinction. In the United States alone, as many as 90 [...]
The Publisher | September 25, 2009
Publisher’s Notes: I haven’t been to the P.O. Box in several weeks, as I have been busy. When I got there tonight, I found a note and copy of an old column waiting for me - along with a box of Kettle Korn from my old friend Carl K. in PA. That, which follows below, [...]
The Publisher | September 11, 2009
Publisher’s Note: Each Friday, we will draw from our vast archives at the Federal Observer, to bring you columns of import from “Out of the Past.” The following shows how far we have come toward the end, since it’s original publication. In addition, this column was amongst 1,500 lost some years ago in a Network [...]
