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    • Is the Necessary and Proper Clause either Necessary or Proper? - 31 May 2013
      posted in Big Gov & Civil Liberties & Columns & Featured & The Constitution

      It is my belief that if we have a better understanding of where we came from and how we got here that we would have a better understanding of where we are. I want to begin by saying that I believe the Preamble to the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, with the Bill of [...]

    • “A nickel isn’t worth a dime today” - 17 May 2013
      posted in Big Gov & Columns & Economy & Inflation

      On Sept. 22, 2011 in a speech to business executives Navy Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said, “Debt is the biggest threat to U.S. national security.”  When the leader of the people famous for $800 hammers and $640 toilet seats has to lecture business leaders about the perils of deficit spending we [...]

    • Why I am No Longer a Conservative Republican - 03 May 2013
      posted in Big Gov & Civil Liberties & Columns & Politics & Govt

      If we want a different world we have to start at the only place we have the absolute sovereign ability to make a change, we must start with ourselves. Maybe it’s just me but I’m tired of the same old same old in our politics? The big-box monopoly parties have morphed into two sides of [...]

    • The Revolution Passed in the Night - 26 Apr 2013
      posted in Civil Liberties & Columns & Principles & The Constitution

      Many things are holding the headlines hostage, the terrorist attacks, the crippling effects of Obamacare, the prospect of expanding war in Syria, and as always Iran. There is one over-riding constant that defines as it divides the present era: the fact that America has a President who advances values and policies diametrically opposed to the [...]

    • If We Blow It Up Again It Will Blow Up Again - 19 Apr 2013
      posted in Columns & Economy & Inflation & Money & Property

      How many times must this Ponzi scheme economy show itself for what it is?  How many times must this self-serving Progressive cabal be exposed for the hypocritical central-planning neo-fascists that they are? Back in 2007 when I was speaking of the crash to come I noted that we really didn’t have to worry because our [...]

    • Is America Under Judgment? - 12 Apr 2013
      posted in Columns

      All that follows I will preface with, “I believe.” I am not attempting to establish theology for anyone or to declare that anyone who does not agree with me is a heretic. I am merely sharing my beliefs, grounded on study and prayer, since my opinion has been solicited on this topic more than once. [...]

    • War: What is it Good For? - 29 Mar 2013
      posted in Big Gov & Civil Liberties & Columns & The Constitution & War

      I am a supporter of our troops.  I believe they are patriots and America’s best.  It is not the bravery or skill of our troops that I question; it is the imperial foreign policy which sends them as sacrifices on the altar of political ambition that I question. The President of Afghanistan, the man we [...]

    • Is America a Republic or an Empire? - 22 Mar 2013
      posted in Civil Liberties & Columns & World

      What I propose to do in this column is examine what are the hallmarks of empire and ask my readers to honestly ask themselves, “Is America a republic or an empire?” Over the years in this column I have written about the American Empire.  I have advocated jettisoning the Empire to save the Republic.  This [...]

    • A Slow Motion Revolution Gathers Speed - 15 Mar 2013
      posted in Civil Liberties & Columns & The Constitution

      Although we shall not go gently into that good night it appears we are in the twilight of our Republic and about to enter the sunset of liberty and the dawn of an America with a living constitution, a herd mentality, and a cradle-to-grave welfare state. The Progressives in both parties may be the establishment [...]

    • Economics 102 - 22 Feb 2013
      posted in Big Gov & Columns & Economy & Inflation

      People avoid silence because they’re afraid of what they might hear. Although we value our freedom of speech, polite conversation in America is subject to one crushing rule, “Don’t talk about religion or politics!” Most of us were raised with this stifling warning in our ears. The purpose was to avoid arguments at the dinner [...]