Archive for March, 2010

In a letter from John Tate, President of Campaign for Liberty, he is informing me of a new, rather dangerous scheme to re-introduce a biometric national ID card.
This is getting to be like a bad movie.
You know the ones where the villain, dead and buried more times than you can count, somehow mysteriously reappears in… »

This is how the other side operates - learn it if you don’t already understand it and never forget it.  When you hear that our side has ben accused of some act - stop and think if that is the way *our* side does things.  The game works well when you have a media so… »

If there’s one tip, one piece of advice law enforcement officers give residents to deter property crime, it would be to “be the nosy neighbor.”
But the message shouldn’t end there, because being a nosy neighbor means little if the crime is committed by a repeat offender. “We can’t just keep on blaming police for not solving… »

In 1492, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain issued an edict expelling Jews from Spanish soil, except those willing to convert to Christianity.
In 1561, Founding of San Cristobal, Venezuela
In 1814, Forces allied against Napoleon captured Paris.
In 1814, John Lineback patented the cottonseed hulling machine.
In 1831, Quebec and Montreal are incorporated as cities in Canada.
In… »

Years ago, when I really started to develop an interest in politics, I was and still am shocked by the amount of funding that moves through political offices. Not just the federal level, which is massive, but even to the smallest of those part time political offices. Of course, during those early years I pushed… »

The mother instinct in politics has been unveiling itself for some time. Is this the culmination of it?
Following the Obama Health Care vote on Sunday, March 21, 2010, on Monday morning miscellaneous conservative media outlets used different terms to describe what happened.
Laura Ingraham played a song about “the end is coming soon.” Our local conservative… »

When you see that trading is done,  not by consent, but by compulsion - �
When you see that in order to produce, you  need to obtain permission from men
who produce nothing -�
When you see that  money is flowing to those who deal, not in goods, but in favors -�
When you see  that men get richer by… »

The doctrine and politics of Universal Jihad have been assaulting the world for 1,400 years. It is exactly what launched the Christian Crusades, which were an attempt to save European civilization from the relentless onslaught and wholesale murder of invading Muslim… »

In 193, Pertinax, Roman Emperor, assassinated by Praetorian guard. Didius Julianus, highest bidder in Praetorian auction, becomes Emperor of Rome
In 1380, Gunpowder first used in Europe, by the Venetians against the Genoese
In 1592, the first picture book for children was written by J.A. Comenius.
In 1611, Adrian Block and Hendrick Christiaensen sail to Manhattan to trade… »

Let me get this straight……we’re trying to pass a health care plan
written by a committee whose chairman says he doesn’t understand it,
 passed by a Congress that hasn’t read it but exempts themselves from it,
to be signed by a president that also hasn’t read it and who smokes,
with funding administered by a treasury chief who didn’t… »