Archive for the ‘Government’ Category
Wednesday, August 18th, 2010
The Media and much of the blogosphere focus on blaming the President for the state of affairs of the nation.The President bears much responsibility in the context of his leadership and "bully pulpit" to promote a political policy agenda. The real responsibility lies with the Congress, as it was designed. ...
Posted in Economics, Government, Politics | 1 Comment »
Thursday, August 5th, 2010
The Left has a new plan for making money - rob you and say it's for the environment. Even though 'Cap & Trade,' their Enron-like risky enviro-tax scheme, is dying in D.C., The Land of Hollywood is bringing you the sequel. Our friend Mut outs them in her usual direct ...
Posted in Activism, Energy, Environmentalism, Government, Pagan New Age | No Comments »
Wednesday, August 4th, 2010
Matt Drudge reports (August 4, 2010) that TSA does store your imagies - like this one below. (So, do you still think 'Homeland Secirity is keeping you safe? Who keeps you safe from them? And where does your daughter's inage end up next? care to guess?)
Posted in Government, Law, Politics, Technology, Youth | No Comments »
Monday, July 12th, 2010
The Sheriff of Nottingham would appear to have nothing on the municipal government of Dearborn Heights, Michigan. There, the police have doubled the number of tickers written over the previous year's total. Unless one assumes that asphalt lawlessness is on the rise, or that traffic flow doubled in an area ...
Posted in Activism, Crime, Government, Law, News, Politics | Comments Off
Sunday, June 27th, 2010
Despite Michigan's having enacted legislation to prohibit state and local government from seizing land in order to give it to a private owner for 'economic development' under the auspicies of the 'eminent domain' clause in the United States Constitution, abuse of the power to take continues. Grand Valley State University ...
Posted in Activism, Constitution, Government, Law, News | 3 Comments »
Sunday, June 20th, 2010
Many of learned about the 'robber barons' of medieval times, who would waylay travelers passing by their castles for taxes, tribute or plunder [the differences are in the eyes of the beholder] before letting them go on their way. The term resurfaced again in our 19th century, as a reference ...
Posted in Activism, Cars, Constitution, Courts, Crime, Government, Law, News, Politics | Comments Off
Monday, May 31st, 2010
Before Memorial Day became a 'Monday Holiday' back in the 1970s, it was intended as a day of rememberence for those who had fallen in battle, first in the Civil War (it was first known as 'Decoration day') and then for all of our fallen and missing who served under ...
Posted in Activism, Government, History, International, Military, News, POW/MIA, Politics, Veterans | 2 Comments »
Thursday, May 27th, 2010
Since the 17th century (or pre-historic times in you count herbal) one of the most or THE most popular beverage world wide has been Tea.Now Tea Parties are an international happening.Our friends in the SoCal Tax Revolt are supporting our limited government brethren (and sisters too!) in Europe. It may ...
Posted in Activism, Economics, Government, Politics | Comments Off
Saturday, May 1st, 2010
Arizona has a new law allowing police to stop those suspected of being unlawful immigrants. While I might prefer Michigan to allow for secondary enforcement - checking the citizenship/legal immigrant status of those arrested for other crimes, for example - Arizona is on the ...
Posted in Activism, Culture, Culture Wars, Government, Immigration, Law, Politics, Race | Comments Off
Friday, April 9th, 2010
I suggest that our fellow lovers of American Freedom and Tea Party participants everywhere adopt the following platform as a modest start towards reform of U.S. Government.
a 25-percent reduction in government spending, a return to the States and local communities autonomy that had been confiscated by the Federal ...
Posted in Article Reviews, Government, Internet Reviews | 1 Comment »
