The conservative temperament shuns
utopian schemes, and seeks instead those finite but noble virtues we
associate with hearth and home. These are the things the conservative is
supposed to delight in and defend. Nathaniel Hawthorne once observed that
a state was about as large an area as the
That is the NEGATIVE ... instead you should be citing the power that is
granted.
http://www.constitution.org/cons/constitu.txt
There isn't any.
Regard$,
--MJ
I was about to say that I'd hate to live in a country
where the law could mean whatever its rulers said
it meant, when it occurred
Gut.
Regard$,
--MJ
Of all the enemies of true liberty, war is, perhaps, the
most to be dreaded, because it comprises and develops the germ of every
other.
War is the parent of armies; from these proceed debts and taxes; and
armies, and debts, and taxes are the known instruments for bringing
Actually, no.
There is no Constitutional authority.
You are welcome to POINT to what Article, Section and Clause or
Amendment you imagine provides it.
Regard$,
--MJ
The measure of the state's success is that the word
anarchy frightens people, while the word state does
not.
--Joseph Sobran
Is the US Really the Freest country in
the world?
7th February 2011 by
Xaq
Fixx under
Uncategorized
During a recent facebook thread about the displays of Nationalism before
the super bowl I saw an attempt at a rebuttal. One poster said “we’re
still the most free, most unburdened people in the
Do We Need a Foreign Policy?
Of course not
by
Justin Raimondo,
February 09, 2011
Amid all the
brouhaha about how the
downfall of Hosni
Mubarak would provide the
oh-so-scary Muslim Brotherhood with an opening to create an Islamic
theocracy along Iranian lines,
take a
look at what’s happening
All evidence suggest that the truth is
precisely the opposite of what Obama claimed. Frost-free freezers came
about in the normal market way. A company found a way to package it as a
luxury good available in some markets. Another company saw the advance
and emulated it, offering it to still
Yeah right.
Constitutional authority for the legislation discussed.
Regard$,
--MJ
The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws -- Tacitus.
At 12:13 PM 2/9/2011, you wrote:
Constitutional authority for what?
On Feb 9, 9:36 am, MJ micha...@america.net wrote:
Actually
McChrystal Stumps for National
Slavery
Written by Becky Akers
Wednesday, 09 February 2011 13:07
You might
think
a guy who’s sponged off us all his life, first for his education and
then for every paycheck since, would keep his mouth shut lest we notice
his bloodsucking and that if he opened
Wednesday, February 9, 2010
Mubarak and the Income Tax
by Jacob G. Hornberger
As it continues to seep into the consciousness of the American people
that their very own government -- the U.S. government -- has been the
primary financial supporter of the Mubarak dictatorship for the past 30
Robert ‘the Fourth’ Reich Rants On
(On NPR, Of Course)
Posted by
David Kramer on February 9,
2011 08:52 PM
Here are some
choice excerpts by one of the leading economically-ignorant public
figures of our time (but aren’t they all, with the exception of
those few who know Austrian economics?)
Intervention begets
intervention. Every present government action has an infinite number of
corresponding future government actions. Regulation expands to employ the
available number of regulators.
The FTC vs. the FTC
Wednesday, February 09, 2011
by S. M. Oliva
The Federal Trade Commission
How Did (Tea Party) Patriots
Act?
by John Tyner
Johnnyedge
The House of Representatives failed to extend the
PATRIOT Act provisions that I wrote about a few days ago. This is
good news, but
the fight
is not over.
The Patriot Act was moved to the floor under suspension of the rules
– a
How the Fed Fuels Unemployment
by Thomas J. DiLorenzo
Testimony of Dr. Thomas DiLorenzo
Professor of Economics, Loyola University Maryland
Committee on Financial Services, Subcommittee on Domestic Monetary Policy
and Technology
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
2128 Rayburn House Office Building
Mr.
House Refuses to Renew Patriot Act Provisions
by
The
Freeman on Wednesday, February 9, 2011 at 8:32am
“A measure extending portions of the Patriot Act fell seven votes short
in the House as 26 Republicans joined Democrats in voting it down.”
(
UPI)
A blow on behalf of civil
liberties.
How
They send the IRS or other alphabet soup agencies to wreak havoc,
cost dollars and ultimately destroy the business and life of the owner.
Read the FTC vs. FTC piece provided.
Regard$,
--MJ
... the State claims and exercises the monopoly of crime ... It
forbids private murder, but itself
to the ongoing and continuous controversy,
it seems that were such 'proof' to exist ... simply providing it woul have
long ago allayed any/all concerns.
Regard$,
--MJ
I'M NOT GOING TO HAVE SOME REPORTERS PAWING THROUGH OUR PAPERS.
WE ARE THE PRESIDENT.
-Hillary Clinton commenting on the release of subpoenaed
Victimized? By these
invented 'crimes' or something else?
Government -- LEGITIMATE Government -- secures rights
period.
And people with more money get their rights secured faster by
government.
So your problem is with Government.
What MJ isn't telling you about
Libertarianism:
the fact
At 09:17 AM 2/9/2011, you wrote:
Gut = cut.
We can cut it. We can't eliminate it.
Did not suggest eliminating it.
Gut is MORE than cut.
Regard$,
--MJ
What, Sir, is the use of a militia? It is to
prevent the establishment of a standing army, the bane of
liberty Whenever Governments mean
Washington Times: “Lincoln Sought
to Deport the Freed Slaves”
Posted by Thomas
DiLorenzo on February 10, 2011 10:46 AM
Featured on the Drudgereport today is
this Washington Times article about a great new piece of scholarship
to be published soon by a young scholar named Phil Magness. Dr.
legitimate authority
provided it by the Constitution but it does so regularly through
regulation, tax codes, etc.
Regard$,
--MJ
Sir, I am convinced that it would be impolitic, as well as
unjust, to aggravate the burdens of the people, for the purpose of
favoring the manufacturers
... the nit-wits who argue that the constitution
is not a suicide pact are but opportunistic power-seekers who use
principles as nothing more than a sales gimmick. They -- and
the 9/10ths of last night's performers -- use freedom,
sanctity of life, and individual rights in much
the same way
TRUTH?
Regard$,
--MJ
People demand freedom of speech to make up for the
freedom of thought which they avoid.
--Soren Kierkegaard
--
Thanks for being part of PoliticalForum at Google Groups.
For options help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum
* Visit our other community
No kidding?!?!
At 01:54 PM 2/10/2011, you wrote:
Legal Expert Slams Assange
Case
Former Swedish prosecutor says there were serious irregularities in case
built against the WikiLeaks founder.
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/europe/2011/02/201128111525578292.html
--
Thanks for being
The Great Muslim Revolution Has
Suddenly Passed the Tipping Point
By Jack D. Douglas
The hope of the U.S.-Mubarak-Army regime has been that they can stall the
vast social revolutionary movement sweeping Egypt and more and more of
the Muslim World, now even producing widespread marches against
‘The School of Dimwits and
Jackasses’
Posted by Thomas
DiLorenzo on February 10, 2011 03:30 PM
That’s how
Vedran
Vuk, editor of Casey’s Daily Dispatch, describes the economic views
of Congressman William Lacy Clay and other Democrats on Ron Paul’s House
Financial Services Committee
Let’s Go House Republicans, Let’s
Go
Posted by
Laurence Vance on February 10, 2011
04:00 PM
You have been in power for a month now. What have you tried to repeal
except Obamacare? We are waiting. If you are not going to repeal bad
Republican legislation, then why not start repealing bad
The Revolt in Egypt is Coming
Home
by
John Pilger,
February 10, 2011
The uprising in Egypt is our theater of the possible. It is what people
across the world have struggled for and their thought controllers have
feared. Western commentators invariably misuse the words we
and us to speak on
Ron Paul Kids Do Us Proud
Posted by
Lew Rockwell on February 10,
2011 06:08 PM
At the CPAC meeting, when everyone was supposed to salute blood-drenched
authoritarians Cheney and Rumsfeld, the Ron Paul libertarians
refused, and walked out. One young man asked, “Where’s bin Laden?”
The
Let It Cut Both Ways: US Foreign
Aid and State-Sponsored Terrorism
by Sibel Edmonds
BoilingFrogsPost.com
Material Support to Dictators Who Inflict Terror
In June 2010 our rights and liberties suffered a major setback. The
United States Supreme Court
upheld the broad application of a federal
Al Gore's Incredibly Shrinking
Credibility
by Alan Caruba
Warning
Signs
In 1992 who said: But the theory of global warming will not
be disproved, and the skeptics are vastly outnumbered by former skeptics
who now accept the overwhelming weight of accumulated
evidence.
Writing about automobiles,
The Rockefeller World Empire and
the Persian Gulf War
Posted by
Charles Burris on February
10, 2011 02:27 PM
Just to refresh everyone’s memory while focused upon unfolding events in
Egypt, here is Murray N. Rothbard’s
magnificent
revisionist “power elite analysis” of the key background
are not nor can they be
unconstitutional.
As noted, it is their use of Government (ie. campaign laws) that is
unconstitutional.
Again, I have not SEEN your Constitution. Your Constitution was not
mentioned,
reviewed or otherwise.
Regard$,
--MJ
Under democracy one party always devotes its chief energies
eliminates the CHECK against Federal power
by the States who no longer have their equal suffrage,
Since the Constitution is an agreement between the States, I am not
cerain where your 'spirit' is derived.
Regard$,
--MJ
The powers delegated by the proposed Constitution to the
federal government are few
part in [C].
You are obviously confused.
Regard$,
--MJ
The art of politics, under democracy, is simply the art of
ringing it. Two branches reveal themselves. There is the art of the
demagogue, and there is the art of what may be called, by a shot-gun
marriage of Latin and Greek, the demaslave
?
There was no claim regarding Libertarians NOR whether they do or do not
want Government.
You complained that 'money' achieves 'quicker' Government action.
As I noted, your problem is with Government.
What MJ isn't telling you
about Libertarianism:
the fact that Libertarianism weighs the different
of 'common good' and similar
nonsense.
Regard$,
--MJ
Those who do not learn from the mistakes of history are
doomed to
repeat them. -- George Santayana
--
Thanks for being part of PoliticalForum at Google Groups.
For options help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum
* Visit our
their
assembly.
Regard$,
--MJ
No one has the right to thrust himself into the affairs
ofothers in order to further their interest, and no one ought, when he
has his own interests in view, to pretend that he is acting selflessly
only in the interests of others.
-- Ludwig von Mises, Liberalism
--
Thanks
it. Post it. Provide it. Then ... support
it.
Regard$,
--MJ
“This ‘divine fact’ called government is generally resident
in the will and caprice of a person called a king; but it may exist under
any other garb or mask. It may call itself a prince, an emperor, a czar,
a shah, a mikado, a sultan
Protest Sign Of The Day
10 Feb 2011 07:02 pm
by Chris Bodenner
(Photo: Doctors, medical workers and students march through Cairo to
join anti-government protests in Tahrir Square on February 10, 2011 in
Cairo, Egypt. Thousands of workers from various unions across Egypt,
including many
My Associations with Liars, Bigots, and
Murderers
by Thomas J. DiLorenzo
I speak of course of my recent visit to the U.S. House of
Representatives to testify at Congressman Ron Paul’s first hearing on the
Fed as chairman of the House Financial Services Committee. The Rayburn
House Office
Rage, Confusion in Egypt as
Mubarak Resignation Never Happens
Envoy Says Suleiman 'de Facto' Ruler of
Egypt
by Jason Ditz, February 10, 2011
The early evening in
Egypt was filled with jubilation, as the state media broadcast
reports pointing to the imminent ouster of reviled President Hosni
59.9 Percent? Americans Are
Racking Up Huge Credit Card Balances Once Again and Some of the Interest
Rates Are Absolutely Outrageous!
Economic Collapse
Blog
Well, it was nice while it lasted. One of the really good things
that came out of the recent economic downturn was that millions of
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Let's Play Name That Arab
Despotism!
William N. Grigg
There is a large and powerful Arab state ruled by a
Soviet-trained military
dictator. The figure he has chosen as a successor,
the head of the secret police, was also trained in the Soviet Union,
and the
[uhm, Pat, Bush did not pursue free trade]
Bush's New 'Axis of Evil
Patrick J Buchanan
George W. Bush must have been the despair of the history department of
every school his daddy managed to get him into.
Consider his latest excursion into the history of the republic, at
Southern Methodist,
The Goal Is Freedom
What Egyptians Are Teaching the
World
Relearning the lesson of a sixteenth-century
philosopher.
Sheldon Richman
Posted February 11, 2011
In Egypt the powers that be continue to defy the peaceful throngs in the
streets. Yet their rulers’ clumsy efforts to mollify the
Thursday, February 10, 2010
In Search of Monsters to
Support
by Jacob G. Hornberger
On July 4, 1821, U.S. Secretary of State John Quincy Adams delivered
a speech to the
U.S. House of Representatives in which he observed that America was
founded on principles of liberty and limited government
The Perils of Intervention
By Philip Giraldi
Published 02/10/11
Americans have become accustomed to presidents and secretaries of state
pontificating on the condition of the world and advising other
governments and peoples what they should be doing. But one rather
suspects that George
Liberty, Power, and the
Constitution
by
Jacob G. Hornberger,
Posted September 4, 2006
This article originally appeared in the June 2006 edition of
Freedom Daily.
A few years ago, I was delivering a lecture on the
Constitution to an assembly consisting of a couple hundred high-school
students.
How Congress Has Assaulted Our
Freedoms in the Patriot Act
by Andrew P. Napolitano
December 16, 2005
The compromise version of the Patriot Act to which House and Senate
conferees agreed last week and for which the House voted yesterday is an
unforgivable assault on basic American values and
Rosch: I’m the Nation’s Healthcare
Dictator, Not Obama
February 11, 2011 by
S.M. Oliva
Obamacare has Federal Trade Commissioner
John Thomas Rosch
worried about his own power to dictate how healthcare markets should
function. The
New York Times reports the unelected Rosch, a Republican
At 10:34 AM 2/11/2011, you wrote:
[uhm, Pat, Bush did not pursue
free trade
---
What, Columbia, Panama and S. Korea don't count?
The Free Market
Volume 23, Number 10
October 2003
George W. Bush, Protectionist
Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.
How well I recall the
At 10:34 AM 2/11/2011, you wrote:
[uhm, Pat, Bush did not pursue
free trade
---
What, Columbia, Panama and S. Korea don't count?
Is Free Trade Really Wrecking the
Union?
Wednesday, February 15, 2006
by Robert P.
Murphy
For years Paul Craig Roberts has been a
to something ... then insist it was ...?!?!?
Can you demonstrate that the minimum wage guarantees *anything*
other
than Individuals must be (legally) paid more than some arbitrary
amount?
If not, this portion is complete.
Regard$,
--MJ
Do you not know that freedom means competition
James Otis: Against Writs of
AssistanceFebruary 1761
The Writs of Assistance were general warrants allowing
officials to search for smuggled material within any suspected premises.
James Otis was Advocate-General when the legality of these warrents was
attacked, but promptly resigned his office
Wednesday, Feb 9, 2011 05:10 ET
The Tea Party and civil
liberties
By
Glenn
Greenwald
It's long been clear that the best (and perhaps only) political hope for
civil liberties in the U.S. is an alliance that transcends the standard
Democrat v. GOP or left v. right dichotomies. Last night's
So guess which country has courted the Muslim
Brotherhood since at least the 1950s? That’s right. The U.S.
government, since Eisenhower’s administration, has promoted the
Brotherhood as a conservative counterbalance to secular radicals like
Nasser.
For the State Blowback is a
Feature, Not a Bug
Ignorance Of, and Fear Of Reality
Dominates CPAC
Posted by
Christopher Manion on February
12, 2011 08:15 AM
At CPAC,
Ron Paul dares go where no other “conservative” dares to go. Why?
Spooked by Huckabee’s 2008 win in Iowa, all the one-dimensional GOP
“presidentials” are afraid to upset the
Friday, February 11, 2011
The Founding Fathers Would Be Proud of
the People of Egypt ... And Disgusted With the People of America
America's founding fathers stood up for their
freedom, winning it from the British (with the help of the
French).
The Egyptian people have stood up for their
Escaping the Great Depression -- and
Extending the Greater Depression
by Doug Casey
Here at Casey Research, our view of the Great Depression of
the 1930s is a little different from that of most people. In our eyes,
Franklin Roosevelt wasn’t a hero, he was a villain. Nearly everything he
did
Conning Slaves
by Becky Akers
Seems John The Perv Pistole, chief deviant at
the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), wants to hear our
[ideas] on transportation security.
Indeed.
Haven’t outraged passengers shrieked ideas a-plenty at airports as The
Perv’s
underlings sexually abuse
The conservative love of
despotism
February 12, 2011 by
Jeffrey
Tucker
There were a few conservatives in 1989 and 1990 who quietly regretted the
anti-socialist revolutions in Eastern Europe and Russia. I was shocked
but learned something. Now we can learn something today by those who are
Tear Down This Wall (of Fame):
Reagan’s Overrated Foreign Policy
by Ivan Eland, February 09, 2011
A visit to the remote Reagan ranch in the mountains near Santa Barbara,
Calif., on the 100th anniversary of Ronald Reagan’s birth set me thinking
about Reagan’s foreign policy record.
Conservatives
Our Interests and Their Interests
by Murray N. Rothbard
Excerpted from Rothbard's 1978 preface to Ludwig von
Mises's
The Clash of Group Interests and Other Essays
In the 20th century, the advocates of free-market economics almost
invariably pin the blame for government intervention solely on
Why Bradley Manning Is a Patriot,
Not a Criminal
by Tom Engelhardt and Chase Madar
The Obama administration came into office proclaiming
sunshine policies. When some of the U.S.
government's dirty laundry was laid out in the bright light of day by
WikiLeaks, however, its officials responded in
Conflict Breaks Out over House GOP
Spending Plan
by
The
Freeman on Friday, February 11, 2011 at 8:15am
“An already wobbly week for House Republicans turned chaotic Thursday as
their unruly new majority flatly rejected a spending plan crafted by
House leaders, saying its cuts fell far short of
What Should U.S. Do about Egypt?
Very Little
by Ted Galen Carpenter
Ted Galen Carpenter, vice president for defense and foreign policy
studies at the Cato Institute, is the author of eight books on
international affairs, including Smart Power: Toward a Prudent Foreign
Policy for America.
This
The Leaked Campaign To Attack
WikiLeaks And Its Supporters
Posted by
Charles Burris on February
12, 2011 06:35 PM
For those who are still suffering the delusion that we do not live under
a
fascist regime under Barack Obama, with total disregard for the rule
of law and Constitutional
Basically they have a myriad of Statists ... and the Judge.
I do not know how *anyone* can watch such tripe (or CNN).
Regard$,
--MJ
In one respect, we are more fortunate than you
in the west. We believe nothing of what we read
in the newspapers and watch on television, nothing
that they are
receiving MORE than they are giving.
People do not necessarily 'turn' to socialism. Those seeking Power
seeking to maintain it NEED to control as many of the people as is
necessary for them to maintain their position. What better way than
to make them dependent upon them?
Regard$,
--MJ
When the first cave
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
COUNTIES OF AMERICA
Copyright 1996, All Rights Reserved
Article One -- Citizens
All Citizens age fourteen or older shall have equal rights. All
elections, with the exception of Amendments to this Constitution, shall
be decided by a simple majority of those voting.
MJ, you seem to be on-the-fence
whether you concur with what I'm
doing. I invite your more specific comments, because time does
not
allow me to be as wordy in future replies. Your $
salutation amuses
I would need to see the TEXT of this Constitution in order to
discuss it. I erroneously believed
Socialism to some degree will ensure you live and suffer minimally.
Conservatism just wants you to die a slow painful death without
causing too much commotion.
The fundamental error of socialism is anthropological in
nature. Socialism considers the individual person simply as an element, a
What is with conservatives?
February 13, 2011 by
Jeffrey
Tucker
Ron Paul
wins the CPAC vote. He was the only candidate who even made
mention of
Egypt! My guess is this: conservatives like to imagine that they hold the
same principles that Ron does, but the difference is that they are able
to
Friday, February 11, 2010
Obama: Egyptians Are Too Dumb for
Democracy
by Jacob G. Hornberger
Flip-flopping over events in Egypt, President Obama and U.S. Secretary of
State Hillary Clinton have decided that it would be a bad idea for
unelected Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak to immediately
Citing ‘Threats,’ Pentagon Poised to Unveil Largest
Budget in History
Record Budget the 'Minimum Level of Defense
Spending Necessary'
by Jason Ditz, February 11, 2011
Nothing can penetrate the walls of the Pentagon, certainly not the news
that the budget deficit is growing and Congress is
'Raw Deal': Historian makes waves
with scathing look at Franklin D. Roosevelt
Burton Folsom Jr.'s book livens up the 'tea
party'-driven debate over how to interpret America's past.
By Mark Z. Barabak, Los Angeles Times
February 12, 2011, 5:04 p.m.
Reporting from Dunwoody, Ga. -- For more than
realize that this nonsense was debunked for the silliness
that
it is?
Regard$,
--MJ
I suspect that the Iceland Volcano put more “stuff” in the
air than mankind has every done or will ever do for a million years. All
upcoming Earth Day celebrations should be canceled, as should the whole
property rights
Lincoln lied, people died
By Ilana Mercer
Posted: February 11, 2011
1:00 am Eastern
Tomorrow is Abraham Lincoln's birthday. Familiar Lincoln idolaters will
gather to celebrate the birth, on Feb. 12, 1809, of the 16th president of
the United States and finesse his role in the butchering
business
The State Never Apologizes
February 13, 2011 by
S.M. Oliva
Tomorrow the Federal Trade Commission will
publish a
decision denying William Isely’s application for an award of attorney
fees after he
previously defeated the Commission’s effort to hold him liable for
allegedly false advertising
The Great Social Revolution in Egypt: What’s Next?
Posted by
Lew Rockwell on February 13,
2011 02:17 PM
The Overture to Egypt’s Great Social Revolution Has Ended on the Soaring
Notes of Victory And Hope, But Act 1 Has Not Yet Begun
by Jack D. Douglas
Most Great Social Revolutions end up very
Proper Legislative
Functions
It is not true that the legislator has
absolute power over our persons and property. The existence of persons
and property preceded the existence of the legislator, and his function
is only to guarantee their safety.
It is not true that t...he function of law is to
Law and Charity Are Not the
Same
The mission of the law is not to oppress
persons and plunder them of their property, even though the law may be
acting in a philanthropic spirit. Its mission is to protect persons and
property.
Furthermore, it must not be said that the law may be philanthropic
Trashing the Patriot Act at
CPAC
Jim Bovard
Christian Gomez of the New American wrote an excellent
article on the criticism of the Patriot Act during CPAC. Here’s a few
outtakes from
his article dealing with my spiel at CPAC on Saturday:
Bovard started his speech by asking the audience: “I’d
Why you imagine spewing fallacy aids your cause is unknown.
I can certainly understand WHY you would prefer NOT to support (or
attempt to) your efforts or claims.
Regard$,
--MJ
A state of skepticism and suspense may amuse a few
inquisitive
minds. But the practice of superstition is so
Government Schools--Here We Go Again
Tax-Happy Parents Blow a Valentine’s Day Kiss
to Government
by
Lawrence Reed on
Monday, February 14, 2011 at 8:54am
(Lawrence W. Reed is president of the Foundation for Economic
Education--www.fee.org--in Irvington,
New York and Atlanta, Georgia.)
Half the
It’s Always About Israel
Even when it isn't…
by
Justin Raimondo,
February 14, 2011
While most of the rest of the world, minus
Glenn Beck, was celebrating the overthrow of one of the world’s
most repressive dictatorships, over in Israel – which
bills itself as the only real democracy in the
CPAC and the Future
Posted by Thomas
Woods on February 14, 2011 09:36 AM
I could spend only 24 hours at CPAC because of another commitment, but
what I did see told me all I needed to know. Lots of events going
on in half-empty rooms of silver-haired attendees. (Not that
there’s anything wrong
Forbes: Young People Should Serve
the State
Posted by
Lew Rockwell on February 14,
2011 09:51 AM
Rick Ungar, a Forbes columnist,
denounces Ron Paul for telling young people that they have the right
to live their own lives as they see fit, and to keep their own money,
rather than serving as
Listen, YAF
by Murray N. Rothbard
Recently, Young Americans for Freedom
booted Ron Paul from
its advisory board because he questions the military empire. Said the YAF
national director,
Jordan Marks: Rep. Paul is clearly off his meds and must be
purged from public office. YAF is starting the
Have the Republicans lost their
minds? Their latest fiasco involves
barring the EPA from regulating greenhouse gases.
Where is the EPA charged with 'regulating'?
The EPA should be abolished.
Regard$,
--MJ
People with a mission to save the earth want the earth
to seem worse
than it is so
So you are going to ENDLESSLY spew fallacy?
Why not simply posit your Constitution instead so it can be discussed and
we might get somewhere?
Regard$,
--MJ
It is amazing how many people think that they can
answer an argument by attributing bad motives to
those who disagree with them. Using
But the Tea Party movement is
largely a media invention. A new twist in the Republican versus Democrat
epic. In an effort to win by any means, off-year Republican presidential
nominee John McCain chose a one-term Alaskan governor as his running
mate. She, it was reasoned, would bring in women
the next time you are sitting on someone's patio.
Regard$,
--MJ
The program of [classical] liberalism, condensed into
a single word, would have to read: property.” -- Ludwig von
Mises
At 01:40 PM 2/14/2011, you wrote:
Like the Tea Party and Sarah
Palin chant:
Drill, Baby, Drill! ?
To hell
U.S. Versus the Egyptian
People
by
Sheldon Richman,
February 14, 2011
The last thing the U.S. policy elite wants is real democracy in Egypt.
That country has been a linchpin of American foreign policy for more than
30 years precisely because its government has been able to defy the will
of the
Newt Gingrich, Loser
Justin Raimondo, February 13, 2011
Are we to be spared nothing? Christiane Amanpour prefaces her interview
with Newt Gingrich this morning on her boring Sunday tv program by saying
the Newtster is running for president and is fresh from the CPAC
conference he then
The Myth of Political Freedom
By Carl Watner
How is it that citizens of Russia become imbued with the political
ideas of the United States Constitution? Why are Americans knowledgeable
about the political freedoms outlined in the Russian Constitution? The
answer to these two questions is
The problem that Conservatives
are having right now is;
are we the party of Reagan or Bush or Gingrich, or are we Tea
Baggers?
Or are we Limburgers, Coulters or Becks, or just dingle
berries?
Since World War II, and especially since the
1950s, the function of the Republican Party has been to be
Monday, February 14, 2011
Krugman: Welfare is the Nation's
Seed Corn
William Anderson
Paul Krugman must feel at times as though he is Horatio at the Bridge. He
openly campaigned for Democrats last fall only to see the House fall to
Republicans and for the Democrats to see their once almost
Hannity and Luntz: Gingrich
came in 4th at CPAC behind Romney, Palin, and Huckabee
Submitted by
Mr. Scott Ryan on Mon,
02/14/2011 - 22:34
I couldn't believe it when I saw it. When there is video I will post
it.
For the record here is how the straw poll played out ...
Ron Raul: 30%, Mitt Romney:
701 - 800 of 9086 matches
Mail list logo
