Category Archives: Editorial

Israeli report indicates a deep crisis as disagreement on Iran has stopped cooperation for IAEA reports on Iranian nuclear facilities. In response to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s opposition to the nuclear deal he warns threatens Israel’s very existence, US President Barack … Continue reading →

I have often been chastised by so called friends for not supporting the Republican Party and then for not voting in any elections. I have a clear message: voting in this government’s election process is voting for evil. I refuse. … Continue reading →

To Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, America’s labor union members are the same as murderous, beheading, caged-prisoner-immolating ISIS terrorists. Exactly the same. That’s what he told the Conservative Political Action Conference  (CPAC) last week.  The governor said that because he destroyed public sector labor … Continue reading →

Illegal alien child rapers (confirmed and highly probable) continued their unabated assault on our states’ children in February.81 individuals amassed 405 separate charges of child rape for the month! We are now well over 5,000 child rape charges for the previous 15 months. Read the current report here: http://ncfire.info/february2015.pdf. Be sure to see “Current NCFIRE Projects” below for the previous 15 months worth of child rape charges. Since a … Continue reading →

Proposed changes to Charlotte’s nondiscrimination ordinance appear headed to a close vote Monday night by City Council members deluged with phone calls and a staggering 39,000 emails. The proposals have sparked a firestorm, with groups of clergy on both sides … Continue reading →

WILSON, N.C. — The FBI and Wilson County authorities are investigating the theft of an estimated $4 million worth of gold reportedly stolen during an armed robbery along Interstate 95 near Wilson Sunday evening, the sheriff’s office says. Two armed … Continue reading →

By Wes Rhinier Many people often tell me they enjoy my letters in the paper and look forward to the next one. They immediately follow it up with the questions: Aren’t you afraid? Why do you do it? My response … Continue reading →

Violence and Language Warning. A series of civilian deaths at the hands of police in the past year has become a touchstone for trouble race relations in the United States, most notably in Ferguson, Missouri, when an unarmed teen-ager was … Continue reading →

Sierra Leone’s Vice President Samuel Sam-Sumana said on Saturday that he had placed himself in a 21-day quarantine after one of his bodyguards died of Ebola amid a worrying recent surge in new infections in the West African nation. Cases … Continue reading →

Publius Huldah I will speak on the deadly danger of an Article V convention, and of the two remedies our Framers actually told us to use when the federal government usurps power, at the following events: Date: March 2, 2015 … Continue reading →