Archive for March 31st, 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… »