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Big Peace : Covert Influence—Russian Operations Changed America (Part 2)

Sun, 1 Aug 2010 13:42:20 +0000

This nightmare is real. We must understand that the current 'leadership' of both parties is rewarded for NOT scarring the citizens. Read Carroll Quigly, who detailed the scheme of a false, two party alternative. Read David Horowitz, www.discoverthenetworks.org

Big Government : Judges, Guns and Money: Part II

Tue, 6 Jul 2010 04:29:44 +0000

H&K USP Compact, .40 S&W. With a twelve round magazine. My wife had not even fired a pistol for about 20 years-and she outscored me and some twenty men at her first Concealed Carry class. The S&W .40 was used to kill a tiger in the Los Angeles zoo, when it was eating some drugged loons who got into the enclosure. A tiger. The lower front area, under the front of the barrel provides a rail to attach the usual sort of laser pointer sights. Really nice piece of goods. Flawless.

Big Government : Judges, Guns and Money: Part II

Tue, 6 Jul 2010 04:24:24 +0000

http://becketsaunders.wordpress.com/2010/07/06/th... That Which Is Not Prohibited Shall Be Mandatory July 6, 2010 by Becket Saunders I presume Charlie Jones found this somewhere and has adopted or borrowed it: “Eventually, That which is not prohibited, shall be mandatory.” This not so funny joke is employed by Charlie Jones, KRLD AM 1080, who hosts the Texas Overnight show where Mike from East Texas gives his weekly economic interviews. Jones is a bit weak on some areas of moral & political philosophy, but very libertarian and a strong advocate of our rights. The article below made me think of Jones’ wisecrack about prohibited acts & mandatory legal compulsion. I also like Joe Sobran’s observation, “When we gave them a piece of paper that said they were in charge, it was our downfall”, or words to that effect. It seems appropriate to recall it here. If you scan this article ( about the recent work of Justice Thomas ), and think of something important you should be doing instead, you are normal. If you actually read all of this, and have no further reaction, then you have one order of mental problem ( which is my level ). If you read it and enjoy the process, you should work on life size mazes, perhaps made from shrubs ( which we think of when 19th century English gardens are mentioned )-and you have a much stranger order of mental problem than someone who simply reads it and thinks it curious. I say this makes physics & theology appear to be quite simple ( in fact I have a succinct statement for reducing those two topics to one simple equation ).

Frontpage Magazine : Hurricane West: Cornel West and American Radicalism

Tue, 11 May 2010 10:34:28 +0000

I say if Mel Bradford were alive, he would applaud this work. One must ask if this is an early case of the modern phenomena of "The Magic Negro"? His 'walk' along both sides of the popular media ( left & right ) was remarkable.