We have written about Rand Paul in the past expressing some hesitation about the race he is running. We wondered if he would have done better to use his hard-fought platform as a bully pulpit to educate the public about free-market themes instead of ap...
One of the hoariest dominant social themes or sub themes promoted by the power elite is that government can create jobs. It is possibly a sub theme because the dominant theme is simply that "government can do it all." In fact, the only things...
The City of Los Angeles is fast learning the laws of unintended consequences with regard to their idiotic boycott of Arizona; As expected, the city of Los Angeles showed just how committed it is to its boycott of Arizona. On a 13-0 vote, the LA City Council on Wednesday decided to exempt the city’s red-light [...]
The more arcane the language, the more opaque the actual stimulative occurrences, the less people understand. That's the point of course. The average person should know only that tremendous and substantive efforts are being made by extremely intell...
On the surface it seems shocking that a nation would sell off parts its physical environment because of public sector debts. But this has been going on for a long time in impoverished nations. First profligate nations are lent a lot of money by private...
In my last letter to you, I described what appears to be an effort on the part of the elitists in Washington to replace American voters with tens of millions of non–English speaking new citizens. Their pla...
Almost like it’s intentional… Obama seems to be able to find resources to help unions, foreign oil companies owned by George Soros, and political cronies. So why can’t he commit more to the Gulf? Via Bluecollarmuse;
…if it benefits the Democrat Party The United States Constitution makes most things pretty clear, it’s just people looking for loopholes that muck everything up. They redefine certain words or ignore others and then call their way of doing things “Constitutional”, even when to most that way is clearly not. The full text of the [...]
So Obama sacked Gen. Stanley McChrystal (or as Barry is fond of calling the General; “Stan”) today, pretty much as expected thus showing himself to be a “take charge” kinda guy rather than the dithering indecisive clown some strawman someplace thought him to be originally. What was curious though was his choice of a replacement; [...]
Will it be OK now that McChrystal has been replaced by Petraeus? Will the war be won by the determined Anglo-Saxon axis? We're not sure. But we are aware of course, that the effort is not only determined, it is one of great sophistication as well. ...