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August, 2016

The Right to Swing My Arms

John Locke, an English philosopher and physician of the 17th Century who was regarded as one of the most influential of Enlightenment thinkers and an important influence on "Classical Liberalism*," wrote that we have "Natural Rights." In the Declaration of Independence our rights are defined as being of the "Laws of Nature and of Nature's God." In short, our rights are God-given.
By Douglas V. Gibbs - Sunday, August 28, 2016 - Full Story




Hillary Dips to New Low, Labels Trump and Millions of Americans – Racists and Nazis

Here in the greater New Orleans area are people who would gladly give race exciters Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson a permanent invitation to live in the area. But in spite of multiple murders per day among blacks, including stray bullets claiming the lives of many innocent black children, they rarely visit our area to decry this dangerous state of affairs.
By Rev. Michael Bresciani - Sunday, August 28, 2016 - Full Story

Wind Turbines, Rusting Giants of the Environmental Watermelon Religion

I saw the once verdant wheat fields of Eastern Europe covered with ugly wind turbines, slowly spinning their huge blades into the wind. A few funnel dust swirls were blowing the topsoil into the air. They did not appear to be connected to any storage station that would distribute the electrical power generated.
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh - Sunday, August 28, 2016 - Full Story

Colin Kaepernick’s Non-Stance During the Pledge

As someone who stands during the Pledge of Allegiance (raised by a Jim Crow vintage grandmother who always stood on arthritic knees and nerve-damaged feet when it played on TV ), I'm not angered by NFL player Colin Kaepernick's refusal to stand during this national tradition.
By Nadra Enzi - Sunday, August 28, 2016 - Full Story

Is there a tax rebellion coming?

Solomon wrote that there is nothing new under the sun. He was on to something. The king of greatest wisdom and wealth (estimated between $100-$7350 Billion by today's standards) ever to reign, who built one of the wonders of the ancient world, understood the corruption that emotionalism could bring about.
By A. Dru Kristenev - Sunday, August 28, 2016 - Full Story

Don’t bee-lieve the latest bee-pocalypse scare

As stubborn facts ruin their narrative that neonicotinoid pesticides are causing a honeybee-pocalypse, environmental pressure groups are shifting to new scares to justify their demands for "neonic" bans.
By Paul Driessen - Saturday, August 27, 2016 - Full Story

Community Disorganizers

Barack Obama used to introduce himself as a "community organizer". Armed in presidential power, he has undoubtedly and aggressively promoted his favored groups, but his "transformational" endeavors were aimed at his cultural and societal pet hates
By Joanna Rosamond - Saturday, August 27, 2016 - Full Story

How to Explain Hillary Rodham Clinton to America’s Impressionable Youth?

One of the more difficult challenges facing parents, educators, and cultural leaders in American society is explaining Hillary Clinton's continued viability in the 2016 presidential campaign, given the numerous legal, political, criminal, and health concerns that challenge her competence, integrity, patriotism, and overall suitability to serve.
By John Lillpop - Saturday, August 27, 2016 - Full Story

Escape the Election: Hotels Bring the Presidential Panache

With the upcoming election creating an exhausting 24/7 news cycle, many Americans are looking for respite from the rhetoric and a travel trend has emerged— luxury hotels offering election-themed travel packages that include presidential pampering without the politics.
By News on the Net - Saturday, August 27, 2016 - Full Story

Soros’s campaign of global chaos

Major media outlets in the US have ignored the leak of thousands of emails from billionaire George Soros's Open Society Foundation by the activist hacker group DCLeaks. The OSF is the vehicle through which Soros has funneled billions of dollars over the past two decades to non-profit organizations in the US and throughout the world.
By Caroline Glick - Saturday, August 27, 2016 - Full Story

OPPO Digital creates a flexible Wi-Fi - and more - speaker

It's a company known best for making spectacular universal networking disc players, as well as some personal audio products, and OPPO Digital has now branched into the crowded speaker market with a networking system designed to go head to head with other, more established systems.
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor - Saturday, August 27, 2016 - Full Story

Ford’s Flex is a capable true crossover

In the tradition of the little engine that could, Ford really could call its Flex crossover the minivan that isn't. That's because it isn't a minivan, but it might as well be. Even better, it isn't an SUV either, as compared with most "other" SUV's on the market. And it's a station wagon, too! Really, the Flex is one of the few true "crossovers" I can think of, a vehicle that transcends the niches between the various and supposedly "soccer mom movers" that make up a so much of the marketplace.
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor - Saturday, August 27, 2016 - Full Story



NEVER DIVIDE WHEN FACING AN ENEMY

“Never divide your forces in the face of a superior enemy.” This famous dictum has been a truism of war for 5,000 years. Heedless, our brothers and sisters in the Establishment, and in #NeverTrump, believe they can summon victory from the ashes of a conflagration of their own making. Worse, they continue to pursue their divisive actions despite their inability to define the victory they are pursuing.
By Dr. Brad Lyles - Saturday, August 27, 2016 - Full Story


AP Story on Conflicts of Interest Puts Hillary on the Defensive

The Clinton family’s history of pay-for-play while Hillary was secretary of state is blatant, willful, and indisputable. The latest chapter in the Clintons’ quid pro quo scheme was brought to light by the Associated Press. But many in the media have quickly moved past this story, even insisting that the AP was cherry-picking their data to make Mrs. Clinton look bad.
By Roger Aronoff - Saturday, August 27, 2016 - Full Story

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