Category Archives: Editorial

Don’t Let Freedom Slip Away

In 1938, Adolf Hitler was chosen as Time Magazine’s man of the year. The following first person account of life under Hitler’s Fascism in Austria was first published in 2009. If people knew history, we would not be doomed to repeat … Continue reading →

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Glenn Beck – Courage …

If you haven’t subscribed to www.gbtv.com yet, spend the $5 and watch the archive of Glenn’s four day event in Israel. From the introduction to the last segment: Courage To Stand In Israel, there is more courage in one square … Continue reading →

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Communist-created Statue to Honor King

…the last thing the administration needs is a controversy over the “Made in China” label for the 30-foot structure. But the shocking truth, known for many years, is beginning to be picked up by some media outlets as the special … Continue reading →

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Press 2 for Arabic

The proud state of Michigan has expanded its services to include their large population of Muslims. Their Department of Human Services now offers three options: • Food Assistance Date Change Letter — English • Food Assistance Date Change Letter — … Continue reading →

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Moody’s Credit Ratings Are Hypocritical

Moody’s downgraded Japan’s credit rating citing weak future economic growth and the ability to pay down its huge debt. Based on this analysis, Moody’s credit analysis is either hypocritical or is based on personal interests. Standard & Poor’s downgraded the … Continue reading →

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This Is Not Representative Government

Here is the list of North Carolina’s US House of Representatives showing the ten out of thirteen “representatives” who did not hold a town hall during the summer recess. Most disappointing of all was Renee Ellmers’ last minute cancellation to … Continue reading →

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The Gas Chambers Are Ready

The demonstrations today in Cairo show a stark contrast to the new Egyptian awakening portrayed by our leaders. As the Israeli flag was burned, swastikas were held next to signs stating  “The Gas Chambers Are Ready”. The sides are being … Continue reading →

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FCC Officially Kills Fairness Doctrine

The last nail was finally driven into the Fairness Doctrine’s coffin when the FCC eliminated more than 80 media industry rules, ending the obsolete post WWII-era regulation. The doctrine, that sought to ensure inclusiveness of different viewpoints broadcast on the … Continue reading →

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All US Mint Numismatic Gold Coins Suspended

Monday, August 22, 2011 All US Mint Numismatic Gold Coins Suspended Posted by Mint News Blog | Filed Under: US Mint This morning the US Mint has suspended sales of all remaining numismatic gold coin offerings. The move comes as … Continue reading →

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Japanese Prime Minister to Fall on His Sword

The prime minister of Japan has announced his intention to resign on August 30, 2011. The problems with the current valuation of the yen and the third budget increase for the current fiscal year were insurmountable political issues for Mr. … Continue reading →

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Libyan Draft Constitution … now that didn’t take long, did it ?

In the Name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate … Part One General Provisions Article (1) … Islam is the Religion of the State and the principal source of legislation is Islamic Jurisprudence (Sharia).  … Source: The Blaze

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Washington’s Farewell Address In Today’s Light

George Washington’s most famous speech was his farewell address. The following key points in this address have an even greater significance today as our nation faces its greatest challenges from both our own government and two political parties. Key Points from … Continue reading →

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The Fight for the Truth Continues

Please, contact members of the Tea Party in HI, registered Republicans, members of the military, stationed in HI, check for them on facebook and Internet, ask them to come to the hearing September 14, 2011, US District Court, Honolulu HI, … Continue reading →

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In Search of a More Precise Vocabulary

I often struggle to find words and phrases which convey exactly what I mean. This article replaces two common phrases with much more precise alternatives: People constantly use these terms . . . The Public Sector The Private Sector I … Continue reading →

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Tell me again how “R”epublican incumbents are my friend ?

an Associated Press piece looking at the payroll tax. WASHINGTON (AP) — News flash: Congressional Republicans want to raise your taxes. Impossible, right? GOP lawmakers are so virulently anti-tax, surely they will fight to prevent a payroll tax increase on … Continue reading →

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