Archive for the ‘Government’ Category
Tuesday, May 17th, 2011
Let's start with a fair question: is this happening in your schools? Are your students being brainwashed by these people? The answer is inevitably yes, at some level. The Hispanic community should be the most outraged, because it is clear that Marxists are using the Hispanic community to push a ...
Posted in Activism, Blog News, Culture, Economics, Education, Government, History, Law, Philosophy, Race | 4 Comments »
Friday, May 13th, 2011
Indiana's Supreme Court has ruled that citizens may not resist unlawful police entry into their homes. That's right - the police can come through Hoosier front doors without any reason whatsoever, and to resist is now unlawful. This is un-American. I hope that all of you putative Mitch Daniels supporters ...
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Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011
No one yet has successfully explained to me in a logical rational way how it is EVER "fair" (just, equitable) to tax anyone at a different rate than another. Everyone should pay taxes and the "rich" will ALWAYS pay MUCH more than the "poor".Here is an old but good simple ...
Posted in Austrian Economics, Economics, Government, Politics, Taxes | 1 Comment »
Friday, April 29th, 2011
As suspected, the Tucson Unified Schools District's so called "student led" protest rally was in fact led by a team of radical organizers, to stir up racial tensions and hostility. Colorado University's shamed professor Ward Churchill, ousted for a host of reasons, including plagiarism: lying on his applications, praising 9-11 ...
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Tuesday, April 19th, 2011
A political junkie has to love the tempestuous atmosphere of American discourse.
What we note is the strange and inexplicable divergence of apparent "reality" between lovers of freedom and those who are collectivist sheep or their rulers.
We'll start with a couple and update it as the news cycle demonstrates just how ...
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Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011
From our friend B.
The following represents the reality of the "Hope and Change" Agenda of the Obama Administration. This simple chart is a summary of the accomplishments of this administration.
Two years ago, Barack Obama was inaugurated as President of the United States . Are you better off today than ...
Posted in Economics, Government, History, Politics, Taxes | 1 Comment »
Monday, January 24th, 2011
Leftist Pols are mostly leftist in order to grasp the levers of political power.Poor Rahm "never let a crisis go to waste" Emanuel has been booted off the Chicago Mayoral/Graft ballot. Imagine the gall of Illinoisans and Chicagoans to want their Mayoral candidates to have actually LIVED IN the city ...
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Sunday, January 16th, 2011
The New York Times reports that the Stuxnet worm, destroyer of Iranian centrifuges, may well have come, as many (including this writer) thought, from a nation-state. NYT describes the worm's breeding as an joint American-Israeli venture, one specifically aimed at crippling the type of centrifuges Iran uses to enrich uranium. ...
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Tuesday, January 4th, 2011
Back in 1981, the air traffic controllers' union, PACTO, made the mistake of testing the mettle of newly-elected President Ronald Reagan by going out on an unlawful strike. (Note: 'unlawful,' because an 'illegal' is a sick bird.) President Reagan refused to have air travel in this country held hostage to ...
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Friday, December 10th, 2010
As the Brit youths rage against having other peoples' monies not given to them (in the same amount) you can see a visual aid as to how collectivist sheople engage in political debate
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