Archive for May, 2009

Libertarian Party: Another destructive force …

Sunday, May 31st, 2009

Gentlemen, while I do not wish to be contentious, I am grieved by my Christian brothers who claim to be Libertarians to some degree. Libertarianism is a dangerous belief system that confuses some of our people. I might agree on some issue with a Mormon but that does not make me want to be a Mormon. Mormonism is an cult when held up to the… »

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Reverse Evolution?

Sunday, May 31st, 2009

Monkey-See, Monkey-Do!
May 31, 2009
 

Over the nearly three-quarters of a century I have lived and observed the goings-on around me, American society has degenerated - - we might call it “reverse evolution,” I suppose - - from a once well-established “greatest in the world” to today’s “monkey-see, monkey-do” aberration.  The proof?  Everywhere you look.  If societal deterioration continues at the… »

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The Obacuum Cleaner

Sunday, May 31st, 2009

May 31, 2009
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If the “Cap and Trade” Energy Tax gets through the Obmocratic Congress, as it almost certainly will, the Obacuum cleaner will start sucking an additional $1,500 per year out of the already-shrinking pockets of the average family of four in this country.  And that’s just a drop in the bucket of what he… »

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A Real Recipe for Ending the Fed

Sunday, May 31st, 2009

May 31, 2009
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When I first started refereeing amateur boxing back in the early 1960s, I was very apprehensive about the possibility of a boxer getting seriously injured if I should wait too long to stop a one-sided fight (amateur boxing matches are three 3-minute rounds, and many don’t last that long).  The veteran referees all said… »

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Consensual Serfdom

Thursday, May 28th, 2009

May 27, 2009 

Though I seldom miss an opportunity to rail against politicians, I probably don’t do enough of it.  We have to keep at it till somebody hears us….somebody with sufficient courage to help us do something about it.

Theoretically, if we still had the representative republic created by the Constitution for the United States of America, we’d… »

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This Day May 28th

Thursday, May 28th, 2009

In 1664, the first Baptist Church was organized in Boston.
In 1672, The first declaration of war by Americans against colonial powers came farther back than you thought, when Boston declared war on the Dutch.
In 1754, George Washington, then in British service, destroyed a French regiment under Jumonville near Uniontown, Pennsylvania in the first battle in… »

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Bob Basso as Thomas Paine

Thursday, May 28th, 2009

As recieved from Jackie Juntti
America’s friend, Bob Basso has issued his latest video.  It is well worth the time to watch it.
I have copied some elected officials on this email.  Hopefully they too will take time to watch this video.
Please share the link with others.
We are only two months away from petition circulation time in… »

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Time Out for Housekeeping

Thursday, May 28th, 2009

May 27, 2009
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Those who regularly read my works are likely already aware of all that follows.
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I write about things which interest me.  I’m not paid for my writing, so I’m beholden to no one, I answer to no one, I cater to no one, and I pander to no one.  If it is, it is and, if… »

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Who’s the Ventriloquist?

Wednesday, May 27th, 2009

May 27, 2009
The answer to the second question is “Obama.”  Obama’s the puppet.  In speech after speech after speech, we see him stand on the podium, behind the lectern, look to the left, speak a few words, look to the right, continuing smoothly, speak a few more words, then back to the left, back to… »

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Who will be the next Mayor of Jackson

Tuesday, May 26th, 2009

Thank you very much for working with me on the poll question of who will be the next Mayor of Jackson. This particular test of the polling use and flexibility was successful. There were several options that I liked. One was the option of additional suggested polls which two used. I liked the charts as… »

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