Current Issue 21
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Why
Mourn
For Paul Wellstone?
Should we mourn the death of traitors to freedom and our nation's
founding principles? It is human nature to put aside the left versus
right and the Democrat versus Republican battle of beliefs when
we think of the loss of any life.
But I do not follow the "human nature book of emotional etiquette".
Perhaps the reason is I do not give a damn about "left versus right"
or "Democrat versus Republican". I fight for our nation's future
and I fight to reclaim our founding principles . . .
Our men in uniform in Afghanistan do not mourn the loss of dead
TalibanI do not mourn the loss of Paul Wellstone.
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Current Issue 21
Read the Award Ceremony for Ronald Reagan Receiving the 2002
Noble Peace Prize
More feature articles, guest articles, "America's Latest",
and "Wits, Quips, and Clips"
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Issue 20
Focus Topics:
Slave State
Corrupt Leaders
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Department Of Larceny
Still don't believe we are globalists? The DOL has
a "Bureau of International Labor Affairs" that has sent
money to India to (supposedly) "fund technical assistance to
India on mine safety and health, designed to reduce deaths and injuries
among Indian coal miners through training for miners, managers,
and unions." (I thought union dues would take care of this
sort of thing).
I hope the coal miners in Pennsylvania and West Virginia think
about that as they head home after a hard day's work realizing that
some of what they thought they earned for their family gets routed
out of the USA and to Indian coal miners. Instead of Labor Day,
we instead should celebrate "Constitution Day" and ask
all citizensand the 15 million illegal aliensto reflect
on our founding principles. Come to think of it, maybe we should
reflect on India's founding principles also.
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Issue 20
White SlavesBlack Masters
And
Legacy Stains Are Indelible, Mr. Greenspan
Also, Guest Columnists, Sentry Briefs, America's Latest, and more.
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Issue19
Focus Topics:
Slave State
National Security
Ignorance In America
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Tax Slaves Dependence Day Recap
The red bars soaring over the green bars like some
gigantic Roman candle show what actual spending was through 2001
and the last two bars showing the 2002 and 03 estimates. 2003 is
a 38.8% increase over the 1998 baseline when inflation has been
running less than 3%!
We face a grave national security risk yet we are
spending money on foreign waste at an accelerating rate. Should
the slaves feel that their slave money stay in America and be used
for national security to defend the slaves?
Do American tax slaves slaving for foreigners really
celebrate "independence" in America? You bet. Just ask
the Boston Pops.
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Issue 19
Empire? What Empire?
And
Read The Label
Also, Guest Columns, Leftist Chronicles, You've got that right!,
and America's Latest.
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Issue 18
Focus Topics:
Loss of Freedom and
Ignorance in America
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Under God or Justice For All
Republic? Hardly. Our "leaders" do not lead,
they follow the uninformed and often ignorant masses. Leadership
has been replaced by holding a wet finger to the air and seeing
which way the ignorant opinion of the country is blowing.
We have more of a democracy, or "structured mob
rule" if you will, as our form of government. The "Republic"
went out when leadership in America vanished, or circa 1964 LBJ.
What do you think, 9th Circuit, should "republic"
be ruled unconstitutional in the Pledge since we no longer have
a Constitutional Republic?
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Issue 18
Dear Marc Racicot:
RE: Your Republican Fundraising Request
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Issue 17
Focus Topic:Loss of Freedom
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Since the 1994 "Republican Sweep" spending
has ballooned to a sickening degree. If a 1994 baseline figure is
used and we look at spending over inflation, the United "Statist"
America has spent $607.3 billion more than this inflation adjusted
figure$259.1 billion for the 2002 estimate alone.
The liberal Republicans have not stopped the socialist
juggernaut one bit since the Republican Sweep in 1994. Indeed, it
has accelerated. Spending, as the table shows, has outgrown inflation.
And as the chart shows, spending over inflation is on a hyperbolic
curve.
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Issue 17
United "Statist" America
Defending the Indefensible
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Issue 16
Focus Topic:National Security
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If Israel ever wants peace for its citizens, then
they need to eradicate an enemy that is more concerned about Israel's
destruction than squatters rights over a notch of land. Only fools
think a land grab will solve this problem. It is the failure to
clearly define what this war is all abouttoo many shades of
gray in a black and white issue. Both bin Laden's war and Arafat's
war is a war against a people. It is war against Jews and Americans.
Islamic children are raised since birth to be miniature "Terminators"
with a one-track mind to kill Jews and Americans. This is a bit
different than Hitler and Tojo's fanaticism but the real key is
today the United States is worried about its beauty pageant status
and its current rating in the world popularity contest. Israel would
do well to ignore this just as Truman ignored this in 1945.
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Issue 16
Blueprint for Al-Qaeda and the Palestinians'
Surrender
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Issue 15
Focus Topic:
Ignorance in America |
If Waxman took his nostrils to Disney, what would
he find?
In 1998, Mike Eisner sold $575.6 million in Disney
stock. Since 12/31/98 Disney stock has fallen $16.5 billion dollars.
Since that same time, Enron's stock has fallen $20.7 billion (as
mentioned above, within 4 billion or 75% of Enron's loss--see footnote
3). So who does Waxman contact? He contacts Chairman Kenneth Lay
of Enron saying ``you had already sold $40 million of Enron stock
during 2001 and over $100 million since October 1998'' but he never
questioned Eisner selling 5 times as much stock while
Disney's stock proceeded to tank about the same value as Enron's
over the same period.
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Issue 15
1 Disney and 75% of EnronWhat's the Difference?
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Issue 14
Focus Topic:
Socialism |
Bumbling Blatant Blunders
of the GOP in 2001
What the GOP should have done when Jeffords walked
was go to Collins, McCain, White, Chaffee, Snowejob and the rest
of the RINOs and told them to "get out of our house."
They should have cleared the decks since the GOP had a minority
anyway. To retain socialists in the GOP is a major blunder. These
RINOs are part of the blotches of blue in the sea of red and it
would have been best to send them packing. At least the GOP would
present a more cohesive agenda.
The Beautiful
Laura Bush. In one second during a TV interview, you
see more warmth, honesty, and love in her demeanor and appearance
than we saw in eight years of SCUMBAGETTE. Come to think of it,
was there ever any of that in eight years?
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Issue 14
GOP Year 2001 in Review
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Issue 13
Focus Topic:
National Security |
Disperse American Assets or the
U.S. Will Be Destroyed
Keep all Senators in their home states. Keep all Congressmen in
their home districts. Keep the President, Vice-president, and the
Cabinet dispersed. Communicate through 21st century electronic means
and teleconferences. Vote for legislation electronicallydebate
legislation electronically. We need to operate with a 21st century
style government in a very dangerous country with fanatics throughout.
Turn the White House and Capitol Building into museums. Having our
leaders in the Capitol Building is 18th century thinking. This is
21st century warfare where our Congress can be wiped out in a flash
by 5-10 peopleor one person with a backpack nuke. We should
now operate our government in 21st century mode where weapons get
smaller, more powerful, and more destructive every year. Our survival
as a nation is at risk if we maintain the 18th century style of
government.
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"Who are the ignorant 34%?
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Issue 12
Focus Topic:
Corrupt Leaders
Slave State
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Coming SoonAsset Tax
There are two things that you can kiss good-bye forevermake
that three, if we include our freedom.
First, the words "tax cut." Second, the
words "Republican president."
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Issue 12
Editorial
"Pull a Reagan, Mr. President"
Guest Article
Paul Craig Roberts
"Democrats Chase After Runaway Tax Slaves"
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Issue 11
Focus Topic:
Loss of Freedom |
"Dependence DayWhy
Celebrate"
A long time ago in a land of liberty now far, far away, there was
an annual sacred event called Independence Day. Back in those days,
it was liberty and freedom that the nation celebrated. We saluted
56 extraordinary men who risked everything so their descendents
would have freedom.
Today, it is called the Fourth of July since kids, being indoctrinated
to socialism at the schools, are never taught what freedom is, what
liberty is, what independence is, and the time slot for American
History has been replaced with assembly time for various socialist
groups.
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Issue 11
Editorial
"Dependence DayWhy Celebrate
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Issue 10
Focus Topic:
Loss of Freedom |
"Take All Those Turn¢oat$
With You"
¢linton, with a Demo¢RAT minority in the
$enate, was able to continue the transition from freedom to $lavery
with huge tax increa$e$ and $apping our freedom with mounds of regulation$.
Can Bush, with a minority in the $enate, reverse course
and be as effective dowsizing the government as ¢linton was
growing $o¢iali$m? Yes.
Will he? No.
Demo¢RAT$ fight to win the war. Republicans are
afraid not to be "civil."
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Issue 10
Guest Article
National Taxpayers Union Foundation's
Tom McClusky
"Pushed
Out or Coming Home"Guest Article
From Issues and Views
"S. B. Fuller: Master of Enterprise"
"Leftist Chronicles"
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Issue 9
Focus Topics:
Slave State
Corrupt Education
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"Mincing Words in Slave State
USA"
Demand a declaration of war on the DemocRATSthey
are the enemy.
Demand a ban on bipartisanship. We did not have bipartisanship
with Japan, Germany, Korea, Vietnam, and Iraq. Why have it with
Maxine Waters and Hillary Clinton?
Demand abolishment of the phrase "reach across the
aisle."
In war, you do not sleep with the enemy, you do not
care what the media has to say about what words you choose to use,
and you don't give a damn about being called "mean spirited."
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Issue 9
Guest Article
The Future of Freedom Foundation's
Sheldon Richman
"Tax Cuts Need No Justification"Guest
Article
National Anxiety Center's Alan Caruba
"The Subversion of Education in America"
Lessons 3 & 4
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Issue 8
Focus Topics:
Media Bias
Corrupt Education
Slave State
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"Has Yahoo! Succumbed to
Socialsim"?
That last fortress of freedom and fairness, that great hope for
lovers of libertythe Internetis under siege from the
hideous infectious disease of socialism . . . .
Besides Treacherous Ted Turner and Hanoi Jane now having their
hand in AOL's direction, Yahoo! seems to be taking the subtle approach
the National Education Association tookslowly input your moles
then indoctrinate the whole system.
Perhaps, the tide has turned against the freedom fighters. The
Internet is now under attack and will eventually be as "unbiased"
as the CBS Evening News.
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Issue 8
Guest Article
Campus Report Online's Sara Russo
"Berkeley Class Explores 'Gothic
Porn,' Sex Toys, and 'Self-Castration'"
National Anxiety Center's Alan Caruba
"The Subversion of Education in America"
Lessons 1 & 2
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Issue 7
Focus:
Corrupt Education |
"The Hillary You Know 64
Times Over"
And now, without further ado, hear
the most gifted, the most articulate, the most intelligent woman
to ever grace this earth. Let her knock your socks off as she presents
great oratorical skill in explaining to usthe less worthythe
corruption, bribery, and profiteering in the last days of the Clinton
regime. You can throw out all your "famous speeches" books.
This, one of the truly great oratorical masterpieces since the dawn
of man, may well be "the definitive greatest speech."
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Issue 7
Part IV Legacy Lies: Education
Slick knew in his last days that his legacy was one of Crime
and No Punishment.
So, he built on that.
For every perjury statement, he pardoned a cocaine dealer. For
his impeachment, he pardoned a 48 million dollar tax evader, ad
infinitum.
He also had the White House publish a list of lies that he called
his legacy. For the ignorant masses that worship him, it was enough
to put him in the category of gods.
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Issue 6
Focus:
Socialism |
"The Consocialmod President"
It was astounding that some words were never mentioned
in President Bush's address.
There was no "slow" as in slower spending.
There was no "trim" as in trim waste. In fact "waste"
was never mentioned, nor was "fraud," even though billions of our
tax dollars are flushed every year.
There was no "underground" mentioned as he talked
about tax policy. The hooker still has to buy her lipstick, the
pimp still has to buy his luxury auto, and the drug dealer a boat.
The tax-free income of society's scum is astronomical.
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Issue 6
Leftist Chronicles
I have been reading about our students' math scores as compared
to other nations and it seems to me that Bill Press might be the
role model of some of these kids. Our students are not doing very
well in math. Bill Press is having problems subtracting a positive
1.6 from a positive 5.7 and not realizing that it is still positive.
I think our students need to get a different math hero to follow.
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Issue 5
Focus Topics:
Slave State
Corrupt Leaders
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"The Other Side of the Ledger"
The liberals use this approach: search for every possible expense
to puff up, search for every new wasteful program to grow, overlook
outdated and inefficient management teams and then bloat the expenses
up to suck away any current profits (projected surplus). Their goalincrease
the size of government so as to increase the size of their constituency.
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Issue 5
Part III Legacy Lies: Crime
Between slinging White House furniture on the U-Haul, arranging
kickbacks for pardons, and plotting how to upstage George Bush's
inaugural day, King Corrupt found time to have the White house issue
a twenty-four point list of "accomplishments" that he
wanted to snatch from the rightful ownership of others called
"The Clinton Presidency: A Historic Era of Progress and Prosperity.
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Issue 4
Focus:
Unequal Justice |
"Unequal Justice Around Law"
Days before independent counsel Robert Ray yanked
the eject lever on the Clinton escape pod, Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT),
Newt Gingrich, and John Kasich were on the airways. Like the Olivia
Newton-John song "I honestly love you," I honestly love these three
who have served America well.
However, "Orrin Newt-and-John" did the big 180 as
all three sang sweet songs of pushing a pardon for the Most Famous
Felon.
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Issue 4
Leftist Chronicles
Long ago, Congresswoman Maxine Waters (D-CA) crossed that
divide that defines the boundaries between a partisan extremist
and a deranged lunatic. Thus, most of us just put "Mad Max"
on perma-mute and ignore her racist rantings.
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Issue 3
Focus Topics:
Media Bias
Corrupt Leaders
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"The Most Ludicrous Liberal
Lackey Award of Year 2000"
You see, it all simply boils down to this: Liberals need human
targets when their emotions replace facts . . . when they fail to
use common sense . . . when they ignore the law . . . and when their
wimpish whining rhetoric has the strength of a one-corner dangling
chad.
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Issue 3
Part II Legacy Lies: Employment
Here is the raw reality: In January of 1992, there were 117,027,000
employed, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics official numbers.
In December of 2000, there were 136,092,000, for an increase of
19,065,000, 3 million short of Clinton's fabrications. As the chart
shows, this is an increase of 16.29%. Slick not only does
not know what the definition of the word "is" is, but
he must not know the definition of the word worker either.
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Issue 2
Focus:
Corrupt Leaders |
There are a few more people that can say that. Like
that tin can lady that Al Gore produced. She was collecting tin
cans when Clinton took office and the unemployment rate was 7.3
percent. And she still is collecting tin cans and now the unemployment
rate is 4 percent.
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Issue 2
Part I Legacy Lies: GDP
I would bet these liberals have no more knowledge of Econ 101 than
the corner panhandler. In every case, they revert to this false
"economic miracle" when scratching for something when
the legacy question comes up. Scandals and impeachment are the obvious
legacies. So the press digs deep to find somethinganythingto
hold in high praise. But the economy? C'mon! The talking heads should
have dropped one of their journalism classes and took an elective
in economics.
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Issue 1
Focus:
Corrupt Leaders |
Do we need to put Newt Gingrich
on some sort of watch list? Has he been hanging around too many
liberals lately? Maybe he needs to get off the speaker circuit for
a while since he is usually on one of those shows that always has
at least one liberal on it. Some of us catch bronchitis and sinusitis
this time of year. Newt, apparently, has caught liberalitis.
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Issue 1
Leftist Chronicles
Strip away the economy, that he had zilch to do with, and you are
left with a felonious liar who tarnished our proud history and trashed
our justice system throughout the impeachment and his entire eight
years.
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Farcical
Fools at Free Republic
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What is more ridiculous than 60,000 claimed members
of a group who say that they are conservative, vote for conservatives,
but they support a socialist agenda? Free Republic.com, that is
who.
The biggest hypocrite of them all is their founder
who deletes posts and bans members who express conservative thought.
Come see the TOP 10 ASSWIPERS at Free Republic for some knee-slapping
fun and incredible idiocy.
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TOP 10 ASSWIPERS
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