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Straight Talk in a Crooked World
The other day I was asked if I thought that the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting was a false flag operation. A false flag operation is when a government stages an attack against its own people while pretending to be an enemy. This can be used to justify going to war with that enemy, using […]
Read More Sandy Hook = False Flag?Fans of the Battlestar Galactica reboot will know exactly what I’m referencing in the title of this post: I’ve never seen a more poignant depiction of nuclear war than in that series. Tonight sources say that North Korea has missiles pointed at us and Iran could be just weeks away from having a bomb (especially if […]
Read More Caprica is BurningJefferson Adams over at Celiac.com has highlighted a commentary claiming that food allergies and the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) should not mix: http://www.celiac.com/articles/23176/1/Is-a-Food-Allergy-a-Legitimate-Disability/Page1.html. The article in question was written by Hans von Spakovsky, a senior fellow in The Heritage Foundation’s Center for Legal and Judicial Studies. He will be sent a copy of this post as […]
Read More Food Allergies and the ADAHe’s been arrested for stalking, assault, and intimidating a judge. He’s said to run with a bad crowd and is currently behind bars. But KOMO News is reporting that Robert Hill wants, “a full list of adult dancer licensing forms from the county, including identifying details of their bodies, their personal information and photos.”
Read More Public Records Act Gone Wrong?Today conservatives and open government advocates have come out swinging at Washington State House Bills 1185 and 1128. The Clark County Republicans have a good summary of the bills at their site: http://www.clarkcountygop.org/display_news.htm?nid=1062. I am both a conservative and an open government advocate, and while I may not agree with this completely, I understand why this […]
Read More HB 1185 and HB 1128In 1780 a Kentuckian named Samuel was serving in the Continental Army under General George Rogers Clark. He had twelve children. On June 24th of that year, at a small settlement called Ruddle’s Station, the British and their Native American allies attacked at dawn. Twenty people were killed, including Samuel’s wife Hannah, who was scalped. […]
Read More Gun Control Is Not The AnswerWant control? Create a crisis. In a crisis people are desperate for solutions and will often consent to the quickest fix to avoid further adverse effects from the emergency. Steeped in crisis-fueled emotions, reason can take an abrupt back seat (or fly out the window) because we want to be rescued.
Read More Crises and ControlIn a world rife with bigoted extremists who want to destroy us and our way of life, it is mind-boggling to think that Barack Obama could get voted back into office. I’ve followed politics since I was very young and never before have I seen an administration more shifty, more two-faced, or more inept on […]
Read More Voting AmericanTonight a friend and I were discussing the recent presidential debates. When I hear the word debate, I want something with meat and potatoes, a sparring contest of substance rather than accusations hurled back and forth between candidates. It’s the difference between watching a serious martial arts event and an emotional slapping contest. One is a […]
Read More Musings on the DebatesVoters in Washington State are predicted to pass Referendum 74, which expands the legal definition of marriage to include couples of the same sex. Living near Seattle means being at the epicenter of the very passionate debate between those who want what they call equal rights and those who wish to stick with the traditional […]
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