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This Day in History March 10

By Frank Neudecker
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In 515, B.C., the re-building of the great Jewish temple in Jerusalem was completed.
In 241, B.C., Battle of Aegusa: Roman fleet sinks 50 Carthagean ships ending the First Punic War.
In 418, A.D., Jews are excluded from public office in the Roman Empire.
In 1496, Christopher Columbus concluded his second visit to the Western Hemisphere as he… »

LANA Elects New President Moves in a new Direction

By Frank Neudecker

Last night the Lambuth Area Neighborhood Association, one of the largest Neighborhood associations in the state of Tennessee elected a new board and President last night at Lambuth Memorial Methodist Church. Normally this is not something that I would report except for the significance of… »

EB-5 Provides Mexicans With Another Refugee Visa

By Frank Neudecker

The title of a new Christian Science Monitor article reads like a parody of words: “Who’s creating US jobs? Mexicans“, by Taylor Barnes, March 2, 2010. Mexicans are using EB-5 visas to escape the violence of drug cartels — not to create jobs for Americans…. »


Nearly 300 illegal immigrants arrested at U.S.-Mexico border

By Jackie Juntti

Instead of full body scanning for Legal Americans to board a plane that isn’t leaving the country - why not scans that will detect human cargo in the trucks and… »

Humane Society pushes secretly radical agenda

By Frank Neudecker

I know that locally we have been pressured to help and assist the Humane Society on local efforts but have we been doing too much for an organization who has… »

Thus says the Lord of hosts: “Consider your ways!”

By Frank Neudecker
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 Thus says the Lord of hosts: “Consider your ways!” — Haggai 1:7
Have you ever locked your keys inside your car? Mailed an envelope without putting the payment check inside? Baked… »

This day in History March 9

By Frank Neudecker
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In 1074, Pope Gregory VII declared all married Roman Catholic priests to be excommunicated.
In 1661, Cardinal Jules Mazarin, the chief minister of France, died, leaving King Louis XIV in full… »

UN Convention on the Rights of the Child

By Frank Neudecker

The Tennessee Eagle Forum is asking for help by means of a call to action.
Eighty years ago the Supreme Court declared that “the child is not the mere creature… »

This Day in History March 8

By Frank Neudecker
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In 1574, an English expedition sets out from Galway to hunt down and kill pirate and clan chieftain Grace O’Malley (Granuaile)
In 1616, Edward Brounde sails from Dartmouth, England to Cape… »

Those members of the body

By Frank Neudecker
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 Those members of the body which seem to be weaker are necessary. — 1 Corinthians 12:22
Many years ago an accomplished organist was giving a concert. (In those days someone had… »

This Day in History March 6

By Frank Neudecker
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In 1521, Magellan discovered Guam.
In 1810, Illinois passed the first state vaccination legislation in the U.S.
In 1834, the city of York in Upper Canada was incorporated as Toronto.
In 1836, the… »

This Day in History March 4th

By Frank Neudecker
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In 1461, Battle at Towton: Duke Edward of York beats English queen Margaretha.  Edward took the English throne as Edward IV (English Wars of the Roses).
In 1634, Samuel Cole opened the first… »

Curfew fails in Jackson, TN

By Frank Neudecker

Dr. Vickie Lake and team failed to convince the majority of the city council that a curfew law was justified within the boundaries of the city of Jackson. The council… »

Update and Personal Tennessee

By Frank Neudecker
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Bobbie Patray of the EagleForum of Tennessee sent me an update on some personal items running around Tennessee politics, that I thought I would share some of that with you.
Dr…. »

New Group to Oppose Consolidation

By Frank Neudecker

Ron Williams and Tom Guleff have announced formation of a new group, Save Shelby County, today in Memphis, TN. The group is organized to oppose the consolidation of Memphis and… »

Not Buying It

By Fred Marshell III

If you know anything about all the still unanswered questions regarding September 11, and don’t put much trust in the official story of what happened, then this little mini-911 that… »

Daughter says pilot who targeted Austin IRS offices was a hero for anti-government views

By Jackie Juntti

I mentioned in an earlier post this morning about those who work for the enemy (government) need to seriously think about WHAT they are doing in their *employment*.
As time has… »

Jackson City Council Agenda March 2 2010

By Frank Neudecker

AGENDA
MARCH 2, 2010 – 9:00 A.M.
GEORGE A. SMITH MEETING ROOM

I.        CALL TO ORDER.
II.       INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO FLAG.
          (COUNCIL MEMBER FRANK NEUDECKER)
III.      ROLL CALL.
IV.      APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF… »

Tennergy - Molding Tennessee State Law

By Frank Neudecker

Yesterday, I posted a little item on Face-book about a bill that was sponsored by Tennergy in the Tennessee state House and Senate. Later during the day, I finally had the chance… »

Tennessee State Legislative Review for the week of Feb 8th and Feb 15th

By Frank Neudecker
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The Tennessee State Legislature is up and running again and I have just now had the opportunity to read the list of multitude of bills moving through both the House… »

Massive firings in Brewster and a big debate about illegal immigration

By Jackie Juntti

I wish folks would stop and think of the EXPENSE that tolerating any ILLEGAL on American soil costs each and every American taxpayer.
This entire issue could be solved in a… »

IT IS ELEMENTAL: “REMEMBER BOYS, AIM SMALL, MISS SMALL” Part 1

By Frank Neudecker

http://www.newswithviews.com/Evensen/greg149.htm
By Greg Evensen
February 14, 2010
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Recently, during research at my Crystal Falls laboratory, my ‘assistant’ DJ and I discovered the following element. I am reasonably confident that other like-minded individuals have… »

Liberty: Can We Ever Restore It

By Frank Neudecker

By Neal Ross
I have been told that I sound like a broken record, constantly harping on our governments unwillingness to adhere to the constitution. That may be so, but I… »

“Diversify” Historic Monuments at N.C. State Capitol

By Frank Neudecker

From my friend at NC Heritage:
Spring is coming soon, so it’s time for the annual attack on Confederate monuments at the North Carolina State Capitol. This time around, the N.C…. »

Profiling Morons

By Fred Marshell III

I’ll leave it to you to take that title as being verb-object or adjective-noun.
Next, I’ll make what I believe to be a safe assumption that no one reading this is… »

Guleff Asks Brian Stephens to Step Down

By Frank Neudecker

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Memphis, TN –  February 8, 2010  –  Citizens of Memphis and Shelby County will soon get a historic opportunity to decide whether they want a consolidated government. Because this… »

Dicks next in line for Murtha’s chairmanship

By Jackie Juntti

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2011016253_normdicks09m.html
Oh BOY!! 
Have you ever had to skim off the scum from a cesspool or other such thing?  Notice how the bad stuff always FLOATS to the top of the pond… »

Council Of Governors Takes Shape

By Jackie Juntti

One of the main problems that I have observed over many years with much of the *flooding* from the local rivers in Western Washington is due to the failure to… »

How do you change the world

By Frank Neudecker

2010 will be one heck of a year, and like so many years before it the constitution will continue to be a target for destruction. This will also be a… »

Shadow of the secret meeting spreading over more of our legislative processes

By Jackie Juntti

The following column by Peter Callaghan in Washington State illustrates once again the need to eliminate political parties and all that goes with them.  These *Caucuses* are Political Party dens… »

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