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Sep
30

Two Comediennes Attack A Comedian

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Comediennes, Joy Behar and Bette Midler, attempt to trash Glenn Beck with arcane references on The View. Seems though, that it’s two biddy pots calling the kettle black. Glenn responds with:

“This is the kind of thinking that leads to genocide”

as he dissects their attack on him.

I find it amazing that the “ladies” fail to recognize their own status. It is a troubling sign of the times.

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The President continues to prepare for his new add-on position as a Chicago lobbyist during his trip to Copenhagen, Denmark to obtain a standing for Chicago to host the Olympic Games in 2016. Many safety questions spring to mind for the many world wide participants that would attend this event in a city that is well known for it’s corruption and high crime rates. This is the first time a U.S. President has made a presentation to the International Olympics Committee to lobby for the Olympics to come to a U.S. city. Many citizens believe that this should remain an issue for city governments to worry about instead of the President who has a whole nation that he should be attempting to manage instead of just taking care of his buddies in one troubled city is well known for it’s Chicago Style Politics.

Is there nothing more important in the world that President Obama should be doing? On top of all the other issues affecting Americans, we hear that Obama hasn’t spoken with General Stanley McChrystal for some time:


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Has the administration noticed that Iran has an itchy trigger finger with free flowing missile launches?
Has the President reacted to unemployment statistics within the United States?

***More Importantly***

Is this the very best city in the United States of America to showcase? Statistics like this are abhorrent!
Attacks that lead to the death of children in Chicago are a nightmare.

Is President Obama the best seller of any project?
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Why would anyone want to take a vacation, compete in the Olympics or just live in Chicago with a referral from this administration?

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Author: Michael Norbury
http://bringhomethepoliticians.com

You’re probably already aware of it, but the town of Hardin now has a completely private security company called the “AMERICAN SECURITY FORCE” made up primarily of Serbians that has setup shop in this tiny town of 3,500 in the name of establishing a “training facility.”

Problem is, no one’s heard of them, yet they’ve got tons of cash and guns with them and the Sheriff’s Department will cease to have jurisdiction as of the end of this October.

Here are the related articles and videos:

AP INVESTIGATIVE STORY:
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5ifOx0LPKy5B_0KAyPHyNTEqdQz6QD9AM0VM80

LOCAL TV STATION STORY:
http://www.kulr8.com/news/local/61320122.html

COLLECTION OF YOUTUBE CLIPS:
http://www.americanpoliceforce.net/

And here’s a list of several US House and Senate Staffers for you to bulk
email:

ms01ima@mail.house.gov; George_rubsam@lautenberg.senate.gov;
Cydney_Pearce@Lincoln.senate.gov; Michael_Teague@Pryor.senate.gov;
Chad_Wallace@Boxer.senate.gov; Sarah_Moffat@Feinstein.senate.gov;
Brendan_McGuire@Salazar.senate.gov; Sam_Mitchell@Salazar.senate.gov;
Racquel_Russell@Carper.senate.gov; Madeline_Otto@Nelson.senate.gov;
Katie_Platt@Nelson.senate.gov; Daniel_Goldberg@Harkin.senate.gov;
Pat_Souders@Durbin.senate.gov; Cynthia_Walker@Bayh.senate.gov;
Barbara_Souliotis@Kennedy.senate.gov; David_McKean@Kerry.senate.gov;
Marianne_Kreitner@Mikulski.senate.gov;
Christopher_Lynch@Cardin.senate.gov; Jackie_Parker@Levin.senate.gov;
Lee_Sheehy@Klobuchar.senate.gov; Stephanie_Schriock@Tester.senate.gov;
Heather_OLoughlin@Baucus.senate.gov; Elizabeth_Gore@Dorgan.senate.gov;
Tracee_Sutton@Conrad.senate.gov; Aaron_Eske@BenNelson.senate.gov;
Lisa_Plevin@Lautenberg.senate.gov; Ivan_Zapien@Menendez.senate.gov;
Stephen_Ward@Bingaman.senate.gov; James_Heimbach@Brown.senate.gov;
Lisa_Rockower@Wyden.senate.gov; James_Brown@Casey.senate.gov;
Mindy_Myers@Whitehouse.senate.gov; Drey_Samuelson@Johnson.senate.gov;
Paul_Reagan@Webb.senate.gov; Robert_Paquin@Leahy.senate.gov;
Daniel_Baker@Cantwell.senate.gov; Amit_Ronen@Cantwell.senate.gov;
Amanda_Mansour@Murray.senate.gov; John_Larson@Kohl.senate.gov;
Michelle_Murray@Feingold.senate.gov; Brandy_Messer@Rockefeller.senate.gov;
Barbara_Videnieks@Byrd.senate.gov; tessa.gould@mail.house.gov;
john.zody@mail.house.gov; dean.mitchell@mail.house.gov;
pia.carusone@mail.house.gov; kate.haas@mail.house.gov;
trish.reilly@mail.house.gov; meg.joseph@mail.house.gov;
scott.fairchild@mail.house.gov; peter.chandler@mail.house.gov;
donna.pignatelli@mail.house.gov; susan.mcavoy@mail.house.gov;
ron.carleton@mail.house.gov; denis.fleming@mail.house.gov;
melanie.morris@mail.house.gov; stacey.alexander@mail.house.gov;
brad.morris@mail.house.gov; april.metwali@mail.house.gov;
lisa.quigley@mail.house.gov; ashley.jones@mail.house.gov;
phyllis.hallmon@mail.house.gov; beecher.frasier@mail.house.gov;
chad.causey@mail.house.gov; jason.buckner@mail.house.gov;
matt.walker@mail.house.gov; hayden.rogers@mail.house.gov;
angela.kouters@mail.house.gov; sharon.wheeler@mail.house.gov;
joe.bonfiglio@mail.house.gov; mark.brownell@mail.house.gov;
tim.mccann@mail.house.gov; sam.marchio@mail.house.gov;
linda.macias@mail.house.gov; vickie.walling@mail.house.gov;
howard.bauleke@mail.house.gov; stuart.chapman@mail.house.gov;
rebecca.coleman@mail.house.gov; nichole.reynold@mail.house.gov;
nichole.reynolds@mail.house.gov; scott.schloegel@mail.house.gov;
John_Richter@snowe.senate.gov; Anna_Levin@snowe.senate.gov

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As many people in our country have been surprised at the cost of the Iraq war how could it be possible that Obama can find a way to spend even more money on welfare?  But that is just what he plans to do.  Even though throughout his campaigning he complained about the reckless spending of the Bush administration, and how much it would cost our children in the future.  The entire Iraq war cost $622 Billion and Obama’s welfare spending for this year alone is set to cost us $888 billion.

According to CNS News

“Obama’s spending proposals call for the largest increases in welfare benefits in U.S. history, according to a report by the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank. This will lead to a spending total of $10.3 trillion over the next decade on various welfare programs. These include cash payments, food, housing, Medicaid and various social services for low-income Americans and those at 200 percent of the poverty level, or $44,000 for a family of four. Among that total, $7.5 trillion will be federal money and $2.8 trillion will be federally mandated state expenditures.”

Welfare Stimulus Spending

Apparently Obama has changed his stance on welfare because in 1997 he opposed welfare.  From a blog on ABC News:

“I am not a defender of the status quo with respect to welfare,” Obama said on the floor of the Illinois state Senate on May 31, 1997. “Having said that, I probably would not have supported the federal legislation, because I think it had some problems.”

Welfare has become a crutch that millions of people now rely on rather than a temporary solution.  Welfare needs to be reformed to be more of a help to a productive member of society, rather than a cost to taxes payer.

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Author: Michael Norbury
http://bringhomethepoliticians.com

The 9/12 DC Rally has come and gone.  It delivered a loud shout of “No More!” and yet “More” keeps on coming.

Protests and rallies are important and they should continue like the Oct 17th “Can You Hear Us Now?” local media protests, but they are not a solution at the end of the day because they only serve as a blip on the screen for a day or two, leaving the energy put into them to slowly fade away.

Efforts need to be more concrete moving forward, put toward advancing particular goals that will have a clear impact on our situation.  The PRECINCT STRATEGY ( http://www.newsalbum.com/Read/411463-The-Precinct-Strategy-of-2010/ ) and AUDIT THE FED ( http://www.auditthefed.com/ ) are two worthy causes that come to mind.

Long term, I’m an advocate of BRING HOME THE POLITICIANS which calls for relocating our US Representatives & Senators to our City Halls/Courthouses to securely telecommute for no less than 75% of their terms while WE SURROUND THEM.

Art. 1, Sec. 4 of the US Constitution requires US Congress to meet at least ONCE per year, as do many state constitutions which opens the door for BRING HOME’s implementation.

With the competition between challengers looking to take on incumbent seats in State and US elections next year, BRING HOME is a great way to allow these candidates to show they stand for reform.  Of course, this can’t start until January 2010.

In the meantime, I recommend you and your 912 group consider taking part in BRING HOME THE CITY COUNCIL POLITICIANS which is a local version of that calls for City Councils to hold half of their meetings through telecommuting because it’s 1) Cost Effective, 2) Increases Participation by Citizens, 3) Environmentally Friendly, & 4) Serves as a Reality Check that the days of tax & spend are now over.

You can get this started right now in your current city council election or as a citizen initative.  Here in Greensboro, NC we’re holding a rally this Saturday (October 3rd) to promote this idea and will have a City Council candidate as a speaker along with seminar on how to implement this is neighboring towns.

And speaking of towns, they are the best place to start this because of the small population which makes collecting the mandatory 20-25% of signatures equal to votes cast in the last municipal election that much easier and even this will be easier than years past because 2009 has seen very low voter turnout across the country for municipal races.

Start passing this in the small towns and encircle the larger cities in a bottom up blitz to counter the current centralization push coming out of the capitols.

You can start today by getting your city or town’s municipal code for the procedures to start implementing this.  You’ll find links and resources on our site, Bring Home The Politicians by clicking on your state’s CITY COUNCIL section.

Rain, sleet, and snow can impede turnout for a rally or protest, but citizens pursuing concrete changes to our system of government from the bottom to the top can weather any storm.

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Sep
29

Liberal Fascism is Here

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Liberal Fascism

Liberal Fascism by Jonah Goldberg

Education… Just the word invokes thoughts of reading, writing, and of course, arithmetic. Not so long ago, children in school would have also included thoughts of play time as well. Now, most children do not exhibit positive enthusiasm when they are informed it’s time for “Back to School”. That enthusiasm is also lacking with the parents, although they stoically push that nagging feeling to the back of their minds and still continue to place their children, their trust, into our public school system.

Liberal Fascism…Sufficient to say, this term has actually been around a very, very long time, but not as the phrase we read today. Jonah Goldberg references that H.G. Wells was the first person in “modern” history to coin that particular phrase. Wells must have struggled with his life growing up. He suffered in pain over a broken leg at the young age of 8 (1874) as well as having parents who could not agree to disagree, being only human and having emotions as we all do. Once his parents were no longer together in life, Wells drifted here and there. A job here, an odd job there, but all of those jobs seem to be a form of manual-skilled labor. Wells, being the thinker he was yearned for an education. But, his education had already begun. He’d learned how to read when he had his broken leg. From that point in his life, he never stopped reading. In fact, his love for reading is what led to the great books he did write. His imaginations, fictions and other musings were based in solid life experiences. His perceptions were developed throughout his life as we all do as human beings.

His words (thoughts) played so well together, they flowed onto the pages. His writings were then read down through generations. Yet, instead of reading the thoughts of a brilliantly self-educated man, his words were no longer taken at face value. They were picked apart, piece by piece in a vain attempt at defining what was being read instead of the simple understanding that words are words. It only takes the human mind to interpret those words. But, the human mind tends to focus more on the meaning of the word, rather than the word itself. This limitation is the sole reason humans have common sense.

Common Sense is the sum of knowledge gained by humanity over long periods of time.

Liberal fascism occurs when a person truly has no education.

Education is simply not just facts, numbers and additional information; it is what the mind does with all that knowledge. Too much knowledge without introspective human thought is total lack of wisdom. Knowledge is only gained when the age of reasoning occurs, but reason only prevails with knowledge. If the two do not balance, we have a lot of people that will speak and reference others writings (thoughts) as having total validity and will live their own lives based on those assumptions. Yet, even those without what we now call education, they tend to live simpler, self-sufficient lives without all the added information that they simply cannot fit in their own lives.

First, we must understand education. Can it be measured by whether a child retains certain dates and times of historic events? Is it how that child learns the method to solve some mathematical equation? Or is it the child learning to apply that knowledge of dates and time when a past event transpired, which then allows that child to understand it in the context of the present? If that is education, then how can we say that we haven’t been failing our young children for a very long time?

My parents, other family members all taught me what a family is, what it means to have friends and to keep those you love in your life. It was my mother, who loved me, that taught me to read before I ever attended 1st grade in a public school back in 1966. From the time I grasped what the written words could tell me, I never looked back at any point in my life and told myself, I’ve failed. Not by my standards, ever.
That is the true quality of a good, solid and well-rounded education. Once those values are taught to children, they will never lose this for the rest of their lives. It never left me, no matter what I was able to do, or not do in my life.
Can these values and knowledge truly be taught in a liberal fascist society? Of course not. That requires a free society that allows its parents to be parents. A free society will be able to exactly pinpoint a fault in the education system. That fault could then be resolved, without legislation that attempts to promote, but fails. If our children are being educated in a free society, how is it that there are more and more children who are truly failing, then falling through the cracks in our society? Liberal fascism?

What is it our children are being taught then through the public school system? Do we want them to gain knowledge that allows us as humans to understand other people, communicate with other people and to discuss the very words we read? Or, do we leave even more of them behind to languish in the environment they live in because well-intentioned people (liberal fascists/progressives) believe they have the solution to poverty? Yes, a good education results in success.
Poverty levels, a governments’ measure of success or failure, have only been increased by our very own government. I’ve lived below “the poverty line” a few times in my life, but never, ever felt like I was in poverty. Did Wells? Lack of adequate finances is simply not poverty. The working poor-class becomes poverty-stricken when there is no hope of overcoming the frustration and despair of living in America without real education. Liberal fascism, anyone?

These principles simply cannot ever be taught by anyone other than family, friends and community. If we must ask that basic question regarding our children’s education, this is the only question that must be asked and answered. The government has made its futile attempts at solutions, but is failing and will continue miserably in its attempts to accomplish those goals. The reason is simple and truthful. The government may be made up of people, but it’s been far too long that it hasn’t been a government by the people, for the people. The liberal fascism that has bubbled below the surface for literally decades is now being revealed. That fact is as true as knowing the air I breathe keeps me alive. Impossible standards now apply since those standards do not address the variance of the individual as they attempt to learn through the current “liberally fascistic” teaching process. The result will be catastrophic. This lack of educated people will actually escalate due in large part to the legislation called “No Child Left Behind”. It’s been made to all sound very good and necessary for America, but values and principles simply cannot be legislated. The birth of liberal fascism begins at some point in any free society and our version of fascism is already getting older.

Jonah Goldberg made this statement recently in response to some of the “Nazi” rhetoric swirling in the media currently. He was referring to liberal fascism:

“That sort of system could seduce Americans into becoming chestless subjects of the State in exchange for bottomless self-gratification and liberation from the necessity of adult decision-making.”

How can any person with common sense and human instinct, not truly understand that liberal fascism has already gained control of the education of our young peoples’ minds?

“I will never let my schooling interfere with my education” – Mark Twain

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