Bernanke Says Large Bank Bailouts are Unconscionable
What do you call a policymaker who approves a policy, participates in a decision, or takes a significant action, then …
Monthly Archives: April 2013
Have we gone mad?
This has been a truly treacherous incline. Note two things about slopes covered with oil, ice, or public righteousness. Once you head that direction, you accelerate. No friction holds you back. Secondly, treacherous inclines remain just as slippery when you attempt to climb out of the pit. Civil rights have always had this quality: easy to lose, hard to get back.
Jack Kennedy’s Untold Story (Introduction)
Let me tell you ’bout a man named Jack Kennedy. He was a handsome feller, most smart and humorous and …
Waco Siege, Twentieth Anniversary
Mount Carmel in Waco, Texas burned on April 19, 1993. These pictures show the sequence of the attack: The assault …
Be afraid of your government
It’s okay to be afraid of your government. God gave us instincts for a reason: to sense danger for self-preservation. …
Boston Marathon and Newtown
How do you know a crime has a fishiness factor to it? You know it when you see it. We …
Tea Party Topography
Revolution on the Ground argues that the states should take the lead in resisting the federal government. Which states are …
Blessed are the smallest JoJos, for they shall be heard
We are all one organism. When one suffers, we all suffer. When one rejoices, we all rejoice. When one person …
“Public officials should obey the law.”
Here is a wonderfully ironic self-indictment from George Venizelos, assistant director of the FBI: Public service is not supposed to …
What happened in Newtown?
Observe government’s actions. When you see government commit a crime, ask yourself: if government commits this act in public, what …
The Jeffersonian 