Category Archives: Editorial

What Will You Do When ISIS Comes to Your Door?

The following is a comment from the post Will You Submit to Government?: If your mind is made up as to how you will react in any given situation before hand you should ask yourself who’s [sic] will is being … Continue reading

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University of California Irvine: Angry mob screaming “F**k Israel, long live the Intifada” chases Jewish student

An angry anti-Israel mob at the University of California at Irvine chased a Jewish student into a building while chanting anti-Semitic epithets after she tried to attend a campus screening of an Israeli documentary last Wednesday, the Observer reported. Second-year … Continue reading

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TSA’s Union Power Grab: Thousands Slowing Down Airports

When it comes to public employee unions, there’s no such thing as a coincidence. All you travelers stuck in mile-long TSA security lines are pawns. Convenient political pawns. Big Labor bosses want more power and more money. Stranded travelers are … Continue reading

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Obama Gender Compliant Outhouse

Do you think Bubba, the football player at Sasha and Malia’s school, will ever be allowed to declare himself a female and go in and shower with the Obama’s daughters? I do not imagine Michelle has shared a restroom or … Continue reading

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Valediction of a Three Percenter by Mike Vanderboegh

“Valediction — noun, An act of bidding farewell; a leave-taking; a speech or statement made as a farewell.” — Merriam Webster Dictionary (Note from Mike: As time gets close, I wanted to get these words out while my mind is still … Continue reading

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Bernie Sanders Supporters Endorse BERNIE MADOFF as Running Mate for Vice President

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Obama lifts ban on selling U.S. arms to Hanoi in a bitter irony for Vietnam veterans

U.S. President Obama on Monday lifted a half-century ban on selling arms to Vietnam, a move that is raising concerns among some Vietnam War veterans. “At this stage, both sides have established a level of trust and cooperation, including between … Continue reading

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Alan Kay and Chris Weatherman – The Next Civil War

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THE BATHROOM WARS

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Guess What Occupation Is Most Frequently Cited In The Panama Papers?

With all the anti-one-percenter rhetoric and tax-evading-evil-doer narratives spewing forth from the mainstream media mouthpieces of the establishment since The Panama Papers were exposed for all to see, it may come as a surprise to some to find out which … Continue reading

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STATISTICS OF DEMOCIDE

Genocide and Mass Murder Since 1900 By R.J. Rummel Charlottesville, Virginia: Center for National Security Law, School of Law, University of Virginia, 1997; and Transaction Publishers, Rutgers University Introduction to Part I 1. Summary and Conclusions [Why Democide? Explanation and … Continue reading

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Will You Submit to Government?

Our sermon in church today was 1 Peter 2:13. Submit yourselves for the Lord’s sake to every human institution, whether to a king as the one in authority, or to governors as sent by him for the punishment of evildoers and … Continue reading

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We Want The Truth

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Dar al-Harb vs. Dar al-Islam

A crucial distinction made in Islamic theology is that between dar al-harb and dar al-islam. To put it simply, dar al-harb (territory of war or chaos) is the name for the regions where Islam does not dominate, where divine will … Continue reading

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