Want more proof the economy is nowhere near a 'recovery?'
Just look at Fannie and Freddie.
And that is precisely what we do today at Conservative Examiner.
And despite the fraud and ineptitude at these government mortgage giants, Obama and company had rather focus on Toyota and private corporations.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Ultra-Leftwing Southern Poverty Law Center Wants to Interview Vanderboegh and Gets the Smack-down
From time to time I have written about the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Alabama, the group that fronts as a legal advocacy group for the poor but is actually an ultra-Leftwing subversive organization.
There is no Leftwing cause that SPLC will not promote. And they regularly malign liberty-and-freedom individuals and groups as a matter of course.
When a spokesman for the group appeared on Fox News' Bill O'Reilly's show several weeks back, he took the opportunity to blast Oath Keepers, accusing them of being a right-wing terrorist outfit that seeks the overthrow of the U.S. Government.
Mike Vanderboegh, for his part, wrote several articles blasting SPLC for such a charge and exposing their many underhanded methods of undercutting freedom-loving individuals and organizations.
It appears the group now wants to interview Vanderboegh.
The last time SPLC did an article on Vanderboegh it turned into a hit piece that ripped the freedom-fighter to shreds.
But Mike himself can tell this story much better than I can. Here is his exchange with SPLC.
Given the nature of the persons he is dealing with, I would say Mike's response is highly appropriate, wouldn't you say?
There is no Leftwing cause that SPLC will not promote. And they regularly malign liberty-and-freedom individuals and groups as a matter of course.
When a spokesman for the group appeared on Fox News' Bill O'Reilly's show several weeks back, he took the opportunity to blast Oath Keepers, accusing them of being a right-wing terrorist outfit that seeks the overthrow of the U.S. Government.
Mike Vanderboegh, for his part, wrote several articles blasting SPLC for such a charge and exposing their many underhanded methods of undercutting freedom-loving individuals and organizations.
It appears the group now wants to interview Vanderboegh.
The last time SPLC did an article on Vanderboegh it turned into a hit piece that ripped the freedom-fighter to shreds.
But Mike himself can tell this story much better than I can. Here is his exchange with SPLC.
Folks,
I learned from WVTM the other day that SPLC is doing another hit piece on me. I had already agreed to do an interview with them to discuss the Southern Preposterous Lie Center when I received this:
To: GeorgeMason1776@aol.com
Sent: Fri, Feb 26, 2010 1:23 pm
Subject: interview request
Mr. Vanderboegh:
I am writing an article about you and the Three Percenters for the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Intelligence Report magazine. I wanted to speak to you about the organization and to fact check some details. I won’t need much of your time. I can be reached at the number below during normal business hours.
Thank you for your time,
Jamie Kizzire
Southern Poverty Law Center
(334) 956-8264
www.splcenter.org
I responded, quite reasonably I thought given past history, thusly:
From: georgemason1776@aol.com
To: Jamie.Kizzire@splcenter.org
Cc: (REDACTED)@wvtm.com
Sent: Fri, Feb 26, 2010 9:39 pm
Subject: Re: SPLC interview request
My dear Jamie,
Piss on you lying bastards and the fact-challenged horse you rode in on. What do you need my input for? You scum-suckers have been lying about, eliding and conflating the facts about me and my friends for 15 years now. You do just fine making it up as you go along. Tell the Montgomery castrato, your boss Potok, that the only things I want to talk to you pukes about are:
a.the snitch you had inside Elohim City in 1995 and why he didn't warn us of the ARA plot to blow up the OKC federal building and
b. why you bottom feeders gave political cover in the NYT to those racist pukes in the ATF at the time of the Good O' Boys Roundup by lying about the validity of the Gadsden Minuteman tape.
I'll tell you what. You be awful careful this time about what you write, because -- unlike the 90s or even a few years ago when you dubbed me a "nativist" (as if you knew what that word meant) -- I now have volunteer lawyers who are itching to sue your ass. And I guarantee you, I'll find discovery one hell of a lot more fun than you will. Maybe we'll even finally get to the bottom of the Maureen Bass Dees divorce complaint. In fact, I'll ask for a jury made up of all Civil Rights foot solders. They HATE your lying, thieving, pimping, pasty white asses for sticking like leeches onto their righteous struggle. Southern "Poverty" Law Center indeed.
But by all means, you lying, conflationist bastards, have at it. Just don't expect me to assist you.
Oh, yeah. Thank you in advance for all the free publicity.
Mike Vanderboegh
c: to WVTM (see you Monday for the interview)
Given the nature of the persons he is dealing with, I would say Mike's response is highly appropriate, wouldn't you say?
Friday, February 26, 2010
Plain Talk--Cuts in Government the Only Solution
Time for some sobering plain talk on the economy.
And you will find it today at Conservative Examiner.
These solutions will hurt terribly in the short term. But they are necessary to save the country from economic ruin. In the long run we will prosper.
And you will find it today at Conservative Examiner.
These solutions will hurt terribly in the short term. But they are necessary to save the country from economic ruin. In the long run we will prosper.
Second Amendment News Roundup for 2/26/2010
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Texas Fred gives us the bottom line on the healthcare summit yesterday.
From Conservative Libertarian Outpost: 'Obama Threatening to Pass Anti-Gun Healthcare by Cheating.'
David Codrea, in light of Bill O'Reilly's contention that it's ok for government to suspend rights in an emergency, asks, 'How Did Bill O'Reilly-approved 'Gun Control' Work Out at New Orleans Bridge?' A Must Read.
Kurt Hofmann adds his commentary to the New Orleans debacle that O'Reilly claims is just hunky-dorey.
Western Rifle Shooters Association has the chilling scoop on why the stock and bond market is on very shaky ground.
MOWCA points out that basically all the elements are in place for the 'great O' to be a totalitarian dictator, and he as much as said so yesterday at the healthcare summit.'
John Jacob H provides an update to the story reported recently that an anti-gun Democrat politician in North Carolina shot an intruder at his home.
Alphecca has great reading on the Toyota flap in Congress--you know, the body that now owns GM and Chrysler and has been bought off by the UAW, which Toyota does not allow?
Pax Parabellum shows us quite an interesting sign along a highway that gives the real meaning of the word 'change' these days.
Nicki blogs on the subject of 'free market solutions.'
The Newbius Papers posts some important gun information from the state of Virginia. Go look.
Tam reports interesting news from CNN that their new poll shows most Americans view their government as a major threat to their liberties.
Way Up North has a legislative update from the state of Alaska. I'm always interested in what's going on up there since Alaska is a liberty-oriented state, especially regarding guns.
Walls of the City found some information about 'home-grown 1911s.'
Days of our Trailers got the heck outta Dodge and reports on his venture into nature.
The Wandering Minstrel says he got some news that reinforced his belief that he needs to flee the state of Kalifornistan to territory that is friendlier to individual rights.
Dustin's Gun Blog reports that the Tea Party has responded to the relentless, insulting smears of that sorry excuse for a human being, Keith Olbermann.
Say Uncle points to info on how to buy and register a handgun in Washington, DC.
Sebastian reports that the ATF has seized airsoft guns.
It's Friday, and that means it's WEASEL TIME from The Ol' Broad. After a week like this, we need a bit of humor to start off the weekend. Enjoy...
Texas Fred gives us the bottom line on the healthcare summit yesterday.
From Conservative Libertarian Outpost: 'Obama Threatening to Pass Anti-Gun Healthcare by Cheating.'
David Codrea, in light of Bill O'Reilly's contention that it's ok for government to suspend rights in an emergency, asks, 'How Did Bill O'Reilly-approved 'Gun Control' Work Out at New Orleans Bridge?' A Must Read.
Kurt Hofmann adds his commentary to the New Orleans debacle that O'Reilly claims is just hunky-dorey.
Western Rifle Shooters Association has the chilling scoop on why the stock and bond market is on very shaky ground.
MOWCA points out that basically all the elements are in place for the 'great O' to be a totalitarian dictator, and he as much as said so yesterday at the healthcare summit.'
John Jacob H provides an update to the story reported recently that an anti-gun Democrat politician in North Carolina shot an intruder at his home.
Alphecca has great reading on the Toyota flap in Congress--you know, the body that now owns GM and Chrysler and has been bought off by the UAW, which Toyota does not allow?
Pax Parabellum shows us quite an interesting sign along a highway that gives the real meaning of the word 'change' these days.
Nicki blogs on the subject of 'free market solutions.'
The Newbius Papers posts some important gun information from the state of Virginia. Go look.
Tam reports interesting news from CNN that their new poll shows most Americans view their government as a major threat to their liberties.
Way Up North has a legislative update from the state of Alaska. I'm always interested in what's going on up there since Alaska is a liberty-oriented state, especially regarding guns.
Walls of the City found some information about 'home-grown 1911s.'
Days of our Trailers got the heck outta Dodge and reports on his venture into nature.
The Wandering Minstrel says he got some news that reinforced his belief that he needs to flee the state of Kalifornistan to territory that is friendlier to individual rights.
Dustin's Gun Blog reports that the Tea Party has responded to the relentless, insulting smears of that sorry excuse for a human being, Keith Olbermann.
Say Uncle points to info on how to buy and register a handgun in Washington, DC.
Sebastian reports that the ATF has seized airsoft guns.
It's Friday, and that means it's WEASEL TIME from The Ol' Broad. After a week like this, we need a bit of humor to start off the weekend. Enjoy...
Thursday, February 25, 2010
VIDEO--Liberty Sphere Report--Dems to Use Nuclear Option to Ram Through HC!
My latest video is up on the healthcare debacle today.
View it here.
Commentary follows the video. Read. Think. Plan.
View it here.
Commentary follows the video. Read. Think. Plan.
Second Amendment News Roundup for 2/25/2010
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Michelle Malkin is live-blogging the healthcare summit, along with a streaming video.
Sebastian has a vintage 1935 pic of the civilian rifle team at Camp Perry.
Mike McCarville presents a case for the candidacy of Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels for President, as written by a journalist at Politics Daily.
Say Uncle points out news headlines on a machine gun seizure and highlights something the news article seemed to downplay in the report.
Tam doesn't seem to think there is much hope for stopping the march toward ObamaCare.
Nicki posts the top 10 reasons NOT to use TurboTax this tax season.
Robb Allen has the quote of the day on Ron Paul. I agree. But, in a choice between any Democrat and Ron Paul, I'd vote for Paul any day of the week. No more socialists for me, and no more socialist-lite such as the RINOS.
The Rustmeister comments on the tragic death of a whale trainer at SeaWorld.
Walls of the City issues an alert concerning a big meeting of the Tennessee Judiciary Committee on guns in March.
Brigid provides an interesting read on household myths.
Traction Control has an intriguing feature today entitled, 'Kenny the Rat and Shooting People.'
Way Up North posts big news from Alaska on the Alaska Firearms Freedom Act.
GunRights4US points to a new logo that highlights the importance of symbolism. And this symbol isn't so good.
Free in Idaho calls out Bill O'Reilly for dancing around the word 'Socialist' when it comes to Obama.
Roberta X comments on the issue of guns in parks.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost has big news on the anti-gun police union, state-by-state.
Kurt Hofmann exposes an anti-gun Missouri Congressman who was caught engaging in target practice on the shooting range.
Western Rifle Shooters Association reports there is growing concern over China's sale of U.S. Bonds...they're unloading the debt they bought.
Vanderboegh calls our attention to some ominous stuff on the ATF website.
From David Codrea: 'Guess Who Is Putting Lots of Guns on the Street?'
Michelle Malkin is live-blogging the healthcare summit, along with a streaming video.
Sebastian has a vintage 1935 pic of the civilian rifle team at Camp Perry.
Mike McCarville presents a case for the candidacy of Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels for President, as written by a journalist at Politics Daily.
Say Uncle points out news headlines on a machine gun seizure and highlights something the news article seemed to downplay in the report.
Tam doesn't seem to think there is much hope for stopping the march toward ObamaCare.
Nicki posts the top 10 reasons NOT to use TurboTax this tax season.
Robb Allen has the quote of the day on Ron Paul. I agree. But, in a choice between any Democrat and Ron Paul, I'd vote for Paul any day of the week. No more socialists for me, and no more socialist-lite such as the RINOS.
The Rustmeister comments on the tragic death of a whale trainer at SeaWorld.
Walls of the City issues an alert concerning a big meeting of the Tennessee Judiciary Committee on guns in March.
Brigid provides an interesting read on household myths.
Traction Control has an intriguing feature today entitled, 'Kenny the Rat and Shooting People.'
Way Up North posts big news from Alaska on the Alaska Firearms Freedom Act.
GunRights4US points to a new logo that highlights the importance of symbolism. And this symbol isn't so good.
Free in Idaho calls out Bill O'Reilly for dancing around the word 'Socialist' when it comes to Obama.
Roberta X comments on the issue of guns in parks.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost has big news on the anti-gun police union, state-by-state.
Kurt Hofmann exposes an anti-gun Missouri Congressman who was caught engaging in target practice on the shooting range.
Western Rifle Shooters Association reports there is growing concern over China's sale of U.S. Bonds...they're unloading the debt they bought.
Vanderboegh calls our attention to some ominous stuff on the ATF website.
From David Codrea: 'Guess Who Is Putting Lots of Guns on the Street?'
Healthcare Summit Showdown--What the GOP Should Do
The dog and pony show of Barack Obama and the Democrats on healthcare has begun. Already we have been treated to the same old worn out B.S. from the purveyors of Socialism.
What should the GOP do during this summit?
I have some thoughts at Conservative Examiner.
Conservatives can win the day at the summit if they stick to a very simple, straightforward plan. Read for details.
What should the GOP do during this summit?
I have some thoughts at Conservative Examiner.
Conservatives can win the day at the summit if they stick to a very simple, straightforward plan. Read for details.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Second Amendment News Roundup for 2/24/2010
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Brigid muses about going on the hunt. Always an excellent read.
Vanderboegh points to a riveting article entitled, 'Tyrants, Torturers, and Taxmen.'
Tam has a brief civics lesson that is a must-read!
Western Rifle Shooters Association posts what could be the MUST-read of the week--folks, this is sobering and true. All of the facts on the economy say that it's over. It will all hit the fan before we know it.
Say Uncle provides a warning on performing tests on bullet-proof vests.
David Codrea asks why Sting is out promoting gun control measures that enable tyranny.
The Rustmeister comments on the 'don't ask don't tell' flap in the military.
Sebastian has news on the 'one-gun-per-month' firearms rationing plan.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost reports the good news that the Wyoming House approved legislation to allow concealed handgun carry without a license.
Kurt Hofmann has an excellent, essential read entitled, 'Progressive Thinking--I Would Sooner Lay My Child to Rest than Defend Him with a Gun.'
From Every Blade of Grass: 'I'll Take More Things That Go BOOM for $200, Alex.'
Gun Nuts posts the summary and downloads from last night's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.
Alphecca says that nutcases should take notice of this development at Colorado State University.
GunRights4US shows us four easy steps toward the government takeover of healthcare.
MOWCA provides excellent reading that answers a question asked by a reader concerning the Constitution.
Standing By reports that U.S. Senator Jim Inhofe (R-Oklahoma) is calling for a criminal investigation into Climategate. Good. It's about time.
Way Up North has good reading on common sense--something Washington is sorely lacking.
Bloviating Zeppelin blasts Senator Scott Brown for his support for Obama's jobs bill. I agree. Brown ran as an alternative to the Obama agenda.
Brigid muses about going on the hunt. Always an excellent read.
Vanderboegh points to a riveting article entitled, 'Tyrants, Torturers, and Taxmen.'
Tam has a brief civics lesson that is a must-read!
Western Rifle Shooters Association posts what could be the MUST-read of the week--folks, this is sobering and true. All of the facts on the economy say that it's over. It will all hit the fan before we know it.
Say Uncle provides a warning on performing tests on bullet-proof vests.
David Codrea asks why Sting is out promoting gun control measures that enable tyranny.
The Rustmeister comments on the 'don't ask don't tell' flap in the military.
Sebastian has news on the 'one-gun-per-month' firearms rationing plan.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost reports the good news that the Wyoming House approved legislation to allow concealed handgun carry without a license.
Kurt Hofmann has an excellent, essential read entitled, 'Progressive Thinking--I Would Sooner Lay My Child to Rest than Defend Him with a Gun.'
From Every Blade of Grass: 'I'll Take More Things That Go BOOM for $200, Alex.'
Gun Nuts posts the summary and downloads from last night's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.
Alphecca says that nutcases should take notice of this development at Colorado State University.
GunRights4US shows us four easy steps toward the government takeover of healthcare.
MOWCA provides excellent reading that answers a question asked by a reader concerning the Constitution.
Standing By reports that U.S. Senator Jim Inhofe (R-Oklahoma) is calling for a criminal investigation into Climategate. Good. It's about time.
Way Up North has good reading on common sense--something Washington is sorely lacking.
Bloviating Zeppelin blasts Senator Scott Brown for his support for Obama's jobs bill. I agree. Brown ran as an alternative to the Obama agenda.
Citizens Have Democrats Over a Barrel on Healthcare
Today's news is that Democrats seem to be downplaying the significance of the Obama healthcare summit tomorrow admit some very bad news for their job approval and proposals.
Read all about it at Conservative Examiner.
It is clear the citizens are gaining the upper hand...especially if we keep up the pressure on them, threatening with 'Operation Consequence'--20 million citizens descending on D.C. to shut down Congress unless they listen to us.
Read all about it at Conservative Examiner.
It is clear the citizens are gaining the upper hand...especially if we keep up the pressure on them, threatening with 'Operation Consequence'--20 million citizens descending on D.C. to shut down Congress unless they listen to us.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Second Amendment News Roundup for 2/23/2010
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
Mike McCarville reports that Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels is keeping the door open for a possible Presidential bid in 2012. Daniels is known as a fiscal conservative but some in the state wanted to 'ditch Mitch' in his gubernatorial reelection bid.
Notoriously Conservative asks if U.S. Senator Scott Brown, R-Massachusetts, is a betrayer given that he joined a small group of RINOS in voting for Obama's jobs program.
Western Rifle Shooters Association has a MUST-read from the great Karl Denninger. Read it all.
Tam blogs today on personal defense weapons.
Gun Nuts provides the information on tonight's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.
Say Uncle has news on the merger of a couple of gun control groups.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost wants to know what type of bloodshed it will take to get the village idiots in Washington, including Obama, to listen to the American people.
David Codrea reports the news that the owner of Cavalry Arms pleads guilty to federal firearms charges.
From Texas Fred: 'Washington's Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians for 2009.'
Way Up North says that the farce continues in Washington, DC.
Kurt Hofmann reports that a Major League Baseball pitcher has criticized MLB over it's no-guns policy.
Armed and Safe sounds the alarm on 2 anti-gun bills coming up before the Illinois legislature TOMORROW!
Free in Idaho posts essential reading entitled, 'Stealing Your Life.'
Pax Parabellum reports that trouble is brewing at the University of Mississippi amid charges of racism.
Robb Allen shares a photo of a babe and a lot of guns. It's not what you think! LOL.
The Wandering Minstrel has a photo of George Washington's favorite pistol.
Walls of the City provides 'a criminal perspective' on firearms.
Mike McCarville reports that Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels is keeping the door open for a possible Presidential bid in 2012. Daniels is known as a fiscal conservative but some in the state wanted to 'ditch Mitch' in his gubernatorial reelection bid.
Notoriously Conservative asks if U.S. Senator Scott Brown, R-Massachusetts, is a betrayer given that he joined a small group of RINOS in voting for Obama's jobs program.
Western Rifle Shooters Association has a MUST-read from the great Karl Denninger. Read it all.
Tam blogs today on personal defense weapons.
Gun Nuts provides the information on tonight's edition of Gun Nuts Radio.
Say Uncle has news on the merger of a couple of gun control groups.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost wants to know what type of bloodshed it will take to get the village idiots in Washington, including Obama, to listen to the American people.
David Codrea reports the news that the owner of Cavalry Arms pleads guilty to federal firearms charges.
From Texas Fred: 'Washington's Ten Most Wanted Corrupt Politicians for 2009.'
Way Up North says that the farce continues in Washington, DC.
Kurt Hofmann reports that a Major League Baseball pitcher has criticized MLB over it's no-guns policy.
Armed and Safe sounds the alarm on 2 anti-gun bills coming up before the Illinois legislature TOMORROW!
Free in Idaho posts essential reading entitled, 'Stealing Your Life.'
Pax Parabellum reports that trouble is brewing at the University of Mississippi amid charges of racism.
Robb Allen shares a photo of a babe and a lot of guns. It's not what you think! LOL.
The Wandering Minstrel has a photo of George Washington's favorite pistol.
Walls of the City provides 'a criminal perspective' on firearms.
BOMBSHELL! PHYSICIAN SAYS TWO-THIRDS OF OBAMACARE ALREADY LAW UNDER STIMULUS BILL
Today's news is shocking, to say that least. A major nationally-known physician states that two-thirds of the government takeover of healthcare is already law under the stimulus bill Congress approved last year.
The proposal Obama unleashed yesterday takes over the remaining third--the health insurance industry.
Read all about it today at Conservative Examiner.
We are one step away from losing the country unless the citizens prevent it. The politicians won't.
The proposal Obama unleashed yesterday takes over the remaining third--the health insurance industry.
Read all about it today at Conservative Examiner.
We are one step away from losing the country unless the citizens prevent it. The politicians won't.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Second Amendment News Roundup for 2/22/2010
Focusing on guns, politics, and news of interest, here is today's Second Amendment News Roundup:
David Codrea reports that today is the day it becomes legal to carry guns in national parks, but note what the new law will NOT change. Very important info.
Kurt Hofmann notes the Brady Campaign's gun law rating for the state of Missouri.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost says that Bill O'Reilly is a whackjob fake conservative. O'Reilly's statements on guns of late are the proof.
Nicki adds her riveting commentary to the issue.
Western Rifle Shooters Association presents some 'thoughts on democracy.'
Mike Vanderboegh has dire financial news from Citibank, which may prevent its customers from making withdrawals! I kid you not.
Brigid posts an excellent and informative report from the shooting range today.
GunRights4US has the must-read quote of the day on socialism.
Who IS that man!!?? John Jacob H presents a video from a rather enigmatic fellow.
MOWCA has a MUST-read on the history of firearms battles in the courts with this post entitled, 'A Convenient Ignorance.'
Say Uncle posts some cool pics of his new AR-15.
Robb Allen reports an interest story concerning open carry.
Sebastian says, 'I don't want to hear crap about militia folks again.'
Standing By notes there is a rising chorus of voices demanding criminal prosecutions for those involved in the Climategate scandal.
Breda had a car accident during which she got smashed from behind. Glad she's ok.
The Newbius Papers points to some pants-shittin' hysterics at the Richmond Free Press.
Tam calls our attention to some 'fundamentally unserious' politicians.
Way Up North has some good gun porn today. Take a look.
21 Guns Salute presents 'the unanimous Declaration.'
Alphecca reports that the original plaintiffs in Heller vs. D.C. are suing the city once again.
Texas Fred comments on the fact that Ron Paul won the straw poll at CPAC for President of the U.S.
Days of our Trailers posts some 'shotty fun' with pics.
Walls of the City opines on the recent decision by a state supreme court which stated the 2nd Amendment is incorporated.
The Rustmeister has some big news for those in the market to purchase some ammo and other firearms accessories. Take a look!
David Codrea reports that today is the day it becomes legal to carry guns in national parks, but note what the new law will NOT change. Very important info.
Kurt Hofmann notes the Brady Campaign's gun law rating for the state of Missouri.
Conservative Libertarian Outpost says that Bill O'Reilly is a whackjob fake conservative. O'Reilly's statements on guns of late are the proof.
Nicki adds her riveting commentary to the issue.
Western Rifle Shooters Association presents some 'thoughts on democracy.'
Mike Vanderboegh has dire financial news from Citibank, which may prevent its customers from making withdrawals! I kid you not.
Brigid posts an excellent and informative report from the shooting range today.
GunRights4US has the must-read quote of the day on socialism.
Who IS that man!!?? John Jacob H presents a video from a rather enigmatic fellow.
MOWCA has a MUST-read on the history of firearms battles in the courts with this post entitled, 'A Convenient Ignorance.'
Say Uncle posts some cool pics of his new AR-15.
Robb Allen reports an interest story concerning open carry.
Sebastian says, 'I don't want to hear crap about militia folks again.'
Standing By notes there is a rising chorus of voices demanding criminal prosecutions for those involved in the Climategate scandal.
Breda had a car accident during which she got smashed from behind. Glad she's ok.
The Newbius Papers points to some pants-shittin' hysterics at the Richmond Free Press.
Tam calls our attention to some 'fundamentally unserious' politicians.
Way Up North has some good gun porn today. Take a look.
21 Guns Salute presents 'the unanimous Declaration.'
Alphecca reports that the original plaintiffs in Heller vs. D.C. are suing the city once again.
Texas Fred comments on the fact that Ron Paul won the straw poll at CPAC for President of the U.S.
Days of our Trailers posts some 'shotty fun' with pics.
Walls of the City opines on the recent decision by a state supreme court which stated the 2nd Amendment is incorporated.
The Rustmeister has some big news for those in the market to purchase some ammo and other firearms accessories. Take a look!
HEALTHCARE SHOWDOWN--Obama Threatens GOP
In a stunning display of complete callousness toward 'bipartisanship' and the American people as a whole, Barack Obama submitted a tweaked version of ObamaCare this morning and threatened the GOP that if they filibuster to block it, the Democrats will use 'reconciliation' to approve the measure with only 51 votes rather than the normal 60 votes needed to pass.
Conservative Examiner has the complete story, with links, and hard-hitting commentary on this development.
The 'game' is on, folks. Get ready.
Conservative Examiner has the complete story, with links, and hard-hitting commentary on this development.
The 'game' is on, folks. Get ready.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
The Liberty Sphere Report--Marx or Madison? (VIDEO)
Karl Marx seems to be more popular in this administration than our Founders, such as James Madison.
In this video report, Conservative Examiner takes a look at the issue against the backdrop of Glenn Beck's speech before CPAC this weekend.
This is one of the most important issues we face as Americans today.
In this video report, Conservative Examiner takes a look at the issue against the backdrop of Glenn Beck's speech before CPAC this weekend.
This is one of the most important issues we face as Americans today.
CPAC in Pictures
The lovely Pamela Geller of Atlas Shrugs fame has shared some great photos from the CPAC meeting in Washington, DC this weekend.
Some highlights--Senator Jim DeMint, Andrew Breitbart, the great Robert Spencer, and of course, Geller herself.
Some highlights--Senator Jim DeMint, Andrew Breitbart, the great Robert Spencer, and of course, Geller herself.
"Surviving the Road"
I don't think anyone would disagree with the assertion that this winter has been one for the record books in every single area of the United States, except perhaps for Hawaii.
Many Americans nonetheless are forced to travel on the nation's roads no matter how unsafe the weather conditions. Usually this is due to one's job. But in other cases it may be a family emergency or some other domestic matter of extreme urgency.
For those who do not live in colder areas of the nation, traveling in winter is not normally associated with grave danger. But when those citizens are forced to take to the roads in areas of the country that are hit with dangerously low temperatures and blizzard conditions, little do they know that being prepared is absolutely necessary for survival.
Brigid at Home on the Range provides an excellent treatise on being prepared when one has to take to the road in extremely cold wintry weather.
What, for example, do you do if your car breaks down in sub-zero temps during a blizzard? What do you do when you are stranded by snow? What if you have an accident on the road as a result of the weather?
In vast areas of the country during winter, walking just a quarter of a mile in extreme weather can kill you. Brigid shows you how to avoid it.
Many Americans nonetheless are forced to travel on the nation's roads no matter how unsafe the weather conditions. Usually this is due to one's job. But in other cases it may be a family emergency or some other domestic matter of extreme urgency.
For those who do not live in colder areas of the nation, traveling in winter is not normally associated with grave danger. But when those citizens are forced to take to the roads in areas of the country that are hit with dangerously low temperatures and blizzard conditions, little do they know that being prepared is absolutely necessary for survival.
Brigid at Home on the Range provides an excellent treatise on being prepared when one has to take to the road in extremely cold wintry weather.
What, for example, do you do if your car breaks down in sub-zero temps during a blizzard? What do you do when you are stranded by snow? What if you have an accident on the road as a result of the weather?
In vast areas of the country during winter, walking just a quarter of a mile in extreme weather can kill you. Brigid shows you how to avoid it.
WRSA: 'Where Are the New Ellsbergs?'
Western Rifle Shooters Association presents a highly informative and thought-provoking piece today on Daniel Ellsberg and his disclosure of 'The Pentagon Papers' during the Viet Nam War, and the lack of modern-day Ellsbergs to step forward and decry what law enforcement and military personnel are being forced to do in today's political climate.
Here is an excerpt that should sufficiently heighten your sense of curiosity:
Here is an excerpt that should sufficiently heighten your sense of curiosity:
As this country lurches along its deteriorating path in the greatest long-term threat to American liberty since the 1861-1865 Recent Unpleasantness, where are today's Ellsbergs?
I am both unsuprised and yet still appalled by the law enforcement reactions to Mike's recent "Choose Whom You Will Serve" essay. I worked with enough local, state, and Federal law enforcement types during my career to know which way the bulk of those folks will turn come Der Tag.
On that large majority, I will waste no more breath. They have made their choices and so must live with the consequences for themselves and their families, as must I.
But as to the remaining LEOs who do not use their badge and their position as a club against their fellow citizens, I must ask:
If Ellsberg had the courage to do what he did, why haven't you done the same?
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