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Part 3 A Knock at the door, A lesson for America

The government should not be dictating the prices that stores charge or do not charge for such things as plastic bags

We can get a small glimpse of Muslim hate crimes

Driving US families into fuel poverty By Niger Innis, Rev. Samuel Rodriguez and Amy Frederick | January 3, 2011
Will America learn in time from the price being paid by British companies and families?

A Memorable Christmas Day

Carbon trading is now the fastest growing commodities market on earth

If America Returns to Our Roots, Nothing Can Stop Us:

Reid's Rules Scheme to Rewrite Defeat

When a government lies that much to everyone in an effort to control all energy use, it has become a criminal enterprise

Coal’s Burnout: Have investors moved on to cleaner energy source

One cheer for Arizona… By | January 2, 2011
State is refusing to implement the EPA’s new climate regulations

Prepare yourself for the coming GOP wimp-out…

Obesity in children

It was the worst violence against Egypt's beleaguered Christian minority in a decade

To Wake Again By | January 2, 2011
Slow down! That’s my New Year’s resolution

Cap and trade ideas are ruinous

Ezra Klein, Washington Post

Modern day union is often little more than governments and their union supporters bleeding the public dry in order to subsidize a political party and a union leadership that brings in the votes for that party

Fight for Liberty? By | January 2, 2011
Americans Will Always Fight for Liberty

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EPA’s Texas power grab By and Willie Soon | January 2, 2011
Hollywood climate monsters are a lousy basis for energy and economic policy

Polar bears are fine, but without the cuddly cub pictures many of the NGOs would be toast

Magnetic Reversals and Evolutionary Leaps, Mass extinctions, solar flares, ice ages

Civil disobedience

We can resolve to restore the original, unique Republic created by our founders

Don't Mess With Texas may soon apply to every state that decides to fight the intrusion of federal government programs and regulations

"You couldn't venture out of the the district centre without taking the risk of being killed, injured or tortured by the Taliban,"

Begging Your Pardon By | January 1, 2011
Politics, Race, Pardons

The insured patients will have to make a $50 or $75 doctor appointment to have their insurance cover a $3 bottle of nasal spray?

A federal appeals court temporarily blocked the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency from taking control of Texas’s carbon-emission rules

Happy New Year to a Free World with the USA still the leader of the Free World!