Isn’t This How We Got Here?

The discussions and facts concerning an impending economic collapse have been an ongoing source of contention since the last presidential election. I am cognizant of the facts and the Cloward-Piven Strategy as well as the lack of leadership in the political arena to address the necessary measures to return to a responsible fiscal policy. The issue that I want to address is one with “We the People”.

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Summer of Fire 2011

Alabama is the only state in the union which will not have a budget deficit in 2012. Seven other states have either not reported data or their budget deficit is “not applicable”. The current budget deficit for the fifty (not fifty-seven) states and the District of Columbia is now $125 billion. If each affected state was able to balance their budget using state worker reductions, this would amount to 2.5 million people out of work starting July 1st , 2011. This assumes an average salary of $50,000 per worker.  If we assume an average salary of $40,000, this would increase the number to 3.125 million people.

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Breach of Contract

T.L. Davis describes his arms-length relationship to the Tea Party.

I am not content to sit by and watch the continued destruction of liberty in this nation. It is time for action. We must, as a people, understand that there is no vote that we will ever be given that will secure liberty. There is no person we can elect that will return liberty to the people. Too many are dependent upon the way things are to go messing around with freedom. We saw in Wisconsin what happens in America when politicians try to do the right thing. They are mobbed and threatened by the moochers and parasites living off the carcass of liberty.

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Women’s Rights or Genocide

In order for Socialism to succeed, the people must transfer their faith in a supernatural being to the state. Our nation was founded on Judeo-Christian religions and a belief in an almighty God whose son is Jesus Christ. The government and media have marginalized our morality in order to justify this transference. Without a set of moral beliefs, a rational man is easily transformed into a man who can rationalize his actions.

The following video with Lisa Edelstein made by moveon.org is an to justify abortion, attack the Republican party and allow us to see another issue being addressed by Mr. Soros:

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zCJigrTb9Q

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The difference between a nightmare and a vision …

Nightmare or Vision ?

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18 April 2011 … only a few days away…

The arrival of Tax Day always makes me think about government and its monopoly on the initiation of force.

Seems I’m not the only one who is worried:

My favorite delusional argument from those still attached to the matrix is that they pay their taxes voluntarily. To these people I ask: when you do your tax returns, do you take as many deductions as the government will allow you? Of course, the answer is always yes. Then I ask them that if they could take enough deductions such that their tax liability was zero would they do so? Again, not surprisingly, the answer is yes. I then ask them that if their preference is to pay zero taxes then why don’t they simply refuse to pay taxes. Inevitably, that’s where their train of thought always runs out of track. Of course everyone knows the answer: because they’re afraid of what the government will do.

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At the end of the day, all government mandates are enforced at the end of the barrel of a gun, and that scares the hell out of everyone, as it should. But if we truly believe we are free then we have to start acting like it. It’s time we cared about something bigger than ourselves. It’s time we stopped living our lives in fear.

Read about the American Fear:  What is the Quiet Fear That Troubles Us All ?

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“Cogito, ergo armatum sum”

Lately I’ve invested a lot of time in study of “enemies domestic”.  This post provides a bit of perspective on “enemies foreign” who may in fact operate in our domestic theater.

Excerpt from The Perfect Day:

I have been told (by those conducting interviews with captured enemy combatants) that when we ask them “What is coming next?” they sometimes refer to the “Perfect Day.” You cannot understand what they are talking about if you do not understand the historical reference.

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Unintended Consequences for Aiding and Abetting Illegal Aliens

Deborah Ross’s comments as outlined on this site concerning “Americans” did not reflect the unintended consequences of North Carolina’s policy to harbor illegal aliens by issuing driver’s licenses in exchange for votes.

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David Price on Afghanistan – Should We Stay or Should We Go

I listened to David Price in the following videos concerning the war in Afghanistan but his doublespeak did not make sense to me:

Tax the rich, free market health care and Afghanistan:

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izOGCfwCyuA

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Presence of Malice

Too many people offer excuses of incompetence and immaturity with reference to the current POTUS.

Vanderleun identifies the true source of our trouble:

“At the same time, I acknowledge that there are conspiracies in the world. By extension, the most successful conspiracies would involve a very few people with a lot of access to money and power. Taking one more step, one would have to posit that the perfect conspiracy would not involve even a few people, but only one person with access to money and power.

“That person would be a sociopath but if he was the right sociopath in the right place at the right time his native intelligence, high or low, stupid or smart, wouldn’t really matter. What would matter would be the level of his maliciousness. It would not matter what his real IQ was but rather his level of cleverness and his innate shrewdness. Indeed, to the clever and shrewd person a critical conversation involving whether he was being “stupid” or “lazy” only works to his advantage since is draws attention away from malice and gives him more time and space to pursue his goals.”

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Matricula Consular Identification Card Hearings

The Judicial Subcommittee A held a hearing on March 23 concerning HB 33. I saved the best video for last.

David DeGerolamo

Distinguished guest addresses the judicial subcommittee A:

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Did Reconstruction End in 1877 ?

Not if Soros gets his way !

I remarked recently that I was having difficulty keeping up with all the events scheduled by activists aligned with progressivism, socialism and communism.

 A few of the many examples:  

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Still in love with all the Republicans you sent to DC ?

A good summary of the state of affairs in Washington:

“Beyond that, the Congressman reported that he’s even heard Speaker Boehner speak derogatorily of the tea party behind closed doors. I’m not surprised. I have often said the Republican elite would like to see the tea party movement go away much more than the Democrats. I spoke last month with another Texas conservative Congressman who reported that Boehner has surrounded himself with “yes” men who are not conservatives and, if they once were, have sold their souls for leadership positions. Do you hear me Jeb Hensarling?”

“It’s this simple, the House Republican leaders have no plan to cut real federal spending or to repeal ObamaCare. Repealing or defunding ObamaCare was the ONE priority Americans sent the Republicans to do when they were returned to power in the House. I began to sense how things would be when Republicans pledged to cut spending by only $100 billion. $100 billion? Wow. Veni, vidi, durmi! I came, I saw, I yawned! We have a $1.65 TRILLION deficit this year alone! And, of course, Republican leadership has already retreated from the $100 billion to a measly $51 billion. You have to hand it to Republicans, they never fail to disappoint!”

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Radiation Poisoning vs. Global Warming

It has always bothered me that we give radiation treatment for cancer cures yet are told radiation exposure will kill us. Ann Coulter wrote a column last week that put things in perspective. So I went on a research tour. Sure enough, the radiation story is yet more fear mongering. I implore everyone to do their own research. Don’t take my word for these facts.

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You Can’t Make This Up

Deborah Ross is an attorney and representative in the NC General Assembly who should choose her words more carefully. Since when it is discrimination to enforce the laws of the federal government? She is more concerned with the rights of illegal aliens than serving the people of North Carolina. And just to be clear, North Carolina is in the United States of America which is part of the North American continent. People who are citizens of this country are called “Americans” because it is the name of our country.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcrLCNZL0Yw

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