Friday, November 18, 2011

Obama’s OWS Grows More Violent…Threatens Young Children
Progressivism item by Sher Zieve

For those of you who continue to tell me the Occupy Wall Street radicals aren’t politically connected with one party, I say balderdash.  First, in September ObamaFriend Van Jones told ObamaChannel MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell that there was going to be a progressives’ “October Offensive against Capitalism.”  Then, Obama mentor and persona non grata in virtually every country save ObamaLand (aka the former USA), is funding the OWS largely via his Tides Foundation.  Then, there is also Obama’s American taxpayer-funded and long-time Obama Goons SEIU (Service Employees International Unions) involvement with the OWS mobs and their other supporters, including the Communist Party USA and Obama‘s ACORN.

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Hey, GOP, Stop Lacerating Already!
Elections item by John W. Lillpop

Self-mutilation is never a pretty sight, unless it involves a whacked-out liberal offing his or her self, “for the children.” Even then, although the net effect may be overall positive, the individual acts may be unseemly, and not suitable for consumption by family audiences.

I Am Now A Candidate For Montana Lieutenant Governor
Elections item by Chuck Baldwin

On Wednesday, November 16, 2011, Montana Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Fanning and I held a press conference in downtown Kalispell, Montana, and announced that he and I are running for Montana Governor and Lieutenant Governor in the 2012 Montana elections. Needless to say, I am very honored to have had Bob invite me to join his campaign. In fact, he is the only candidate for governor that I believe in enough to run with.On Wednesday, November 16, 2011, Montana Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Fanning and I held a press conference in downtown Kalispell, Montana, and announced that he and I are running for Montana Governor and Lieutenant Governor in the 2012 Montana elections. Needless to say, I am very honored to have had Bob invite me to join his campaign. In fact, he is the only candidate for governor that I believe in enough to run with.

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Elimination of Trisomy Patients Smells of Nazi Tactics
Pro-Life item by Kevin Roeten

Most people feel obligated to abort Down Syndrome babies, that haven’t even been born yet. Numerous studies have indicated 90% of these children are aborted. One might notice an echo of 1920’s Germany in America—where eugenics, a movement eradicating Jews and other ‘inferior’ races have surfaced with Obamacare.

Let THEM Eat Poi—For FLOTUS, Its Steak and Arugula Salad!
Elitists item by John W. Lillpop

Poi is a Hawaiian word for the primary Polynesian staple food made from the corm of the taro plant (known in Hawaiian as kalo). Poi is produced by mashing the cooked corm (baked or steamed) until it is a highly viscous fluid.

It’s all about energy, cost, and international competition
Energy item by Marita K. Noon

We are in an economic war—and it is bigger than Republicans and Democrats battling over tax increases and spending cuts. It is global.

Monday, November 14, 2011

About A Dozen
Congress Critters item by Larry Wilke

Jack Abramoff, the favorite progressive piñata of the early 1990’s, was recently interviewed by CNBC (“Congress Members Took Part In Insider Trading: Abramoff”).  The surrounding scandals were huffed and puffed by the sneering liberals who used it as a “guilt by association” weapon to benefit the Bolshevik Bumpkin, Billy Bob Clinton.  During that time, a large number of Republicans, but surprisingly, NO Democrats, were named and justifiably convicted in the collateral investigations.  I find this exclusion of liberal malfeasance to be all too convenient..

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Let’s Conversate about the Argubate
Politics item by Dr. Robert Owens

A negotiation is the formalized give-and-take side of a conversation. The blending of the two, a negotiation with the less formal tone of a family discussion, is aptly termed in the dictionary of the way we speak as “to conversate.”

‘Jesus & Animals Part 11: THE Big Question: Do Animals Have Souls?’
Religion item by Rev. Austin Miles

God FIRST created the animals…THEN man…as an afterthought.—Rev. Austin Miles.
An age-old question regarding animals going to heaven was raised at the 3rd Nicene Council. When this question was posed to a present day preacher he responded with great intellect: “Naw, animals don’t go-ta heaven cause animals don’t have no souls.” We suppose that should have settled the matter.

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Jesus & Animals Part 10: Personality of a FLEA? Leading to THE Big Question
Religion item by Rev. Austin Miles

Any person who does not know what it is like to bond with an animal is to be pitied.—Rev. Austin Miles.
We reviewed elephants in part 9. From the largest creature with personality, consider now the smallest—the FLEAS! Yes, even fleas have a personality.

Friday, November 11, 2011

How The Establishment Intends To Maintain Control
Elitists item by Christopher G. Adamo

Perhaps the most striking aspect of the entire Herman Cain “sexual harassment” controversy was its complete predictability. The moment Cain stunned the nation by winning the Florida straw poll, an ambush of this nature became inevitable. And it is for that reason more than any other that, despite the ferocity of the attack, the vast majority of early supporters remain steadfastly in his camp.

The King’s Chapel, And The King’s Court
Freedom and Liberty item by Chuck Baldwin

A couple of weeks ago, I brought a Sunday message, which was taken from the Old Testament Book of Amos, chapter 7, verse 13, entitled, “The King’s Chapel, And The King’s Court.” In this chapter, the chief priest of Bethel, a man named Amaziah, scolded the prophet Amos for delivering an unpopular message against the kingdom of Jeroboam. In delivering his rebuke, he told Amos that neither he nor his message was welcome in Bethel, because “it is the king’s chapel, and it is the king’s court.” I cannot think of a passage of Scripture that is more relevant to what is happening in the United States of America today than this passage in the Book of Amos.

Jesus & Animals Part 9: The Joy of Knowing an Elephant
Religion item by Rev. Austin Miles

Those who have not bonded with an animal have missed out on a rare treat and privilege indeed.—Rev. Austin Miles.
Even the largest of animals display emotions and can be soft hearted. Such was the elephant in the news this past week named, Tarra, who lived on an elephant sanctuary in Tennessee.Even the largest of animals display emotions and can be soft hearted. Such was the elephant in the news this past week named, Tarra, who lived on an elephant sanctuary in Tennessee.

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Salazar’s new order contradicts his 2010 order
Energy item by Marita K. Noon

Weeks after the infamous BP oil spill in late-April 2010, the Minerals Management Service (MMS), the agency that managed leasing and regulation, was split up into three parts. Addressing the reorganization, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, said: “We will be able to strengthen oversight of the companies that develop our nation’s energy resources.” He addressed a perceived conflict of interest between departments due to the leasing and regulatory functions being in one agency—one brings in revenue and one regulates (and perhaps punishes) the businesses generating the income.

‘Jesus&Animals Part 8: Wolf Occupiers-Personality of a Shrimp?’
Religion item by Rev. Austin Miles

A gentle knock on the backdoor of the Oakley, California home sought attention. As the door was opened no one was visible until a glance downward discovered a wee little girl I had never seen before.

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