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.

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Time to Rid the Streets of the “Occupy” Movement
Communism item by Alan Caruba

Is there any doubt left in the minds of observers of the Occupy Wall Street movement tends toward violence and is in need of control? The mayors of the cities—some seventy at last count—that are being occupied need to crack down on it.

Cain Accuser: “No Value in Discussing Matter Further”
Elections item by John W. Lillpop

The woman who filed a formal sexual harassment complaint against Herman Cain at the end of the last century has decided to remain in the comfort and security of anonymity.

Open Letter To Herman Cain From A Black Conservative
Elections item by Lloyd Marcus

Dear Herman Cain,
Thank you for your courageous decision to run for president as a conservative Republican. I am sure you anticipated opposition from the left. But, no one could have possibly anticipated the current level of intense hatred and vitriolic desire to politically tie a rope around your neck and drag your black bludgeoned dead carcass through the streets in the mud. Wow! Lord help us.

‘Who Votes for Democracy?’
Constitution/Republic item by Dr. Robert Owens

Democracy! Democracy! Democracy! This is the mantra that we hear from Tahrir Square to Yemen from Belarus to Wall Street protestors are on the march around the world demanding Democracy!

Jesus & Animals Part 7: Chimps Made a Monkey Out of Writer
Religion item by Rev. Austin Miles

It has consistently been shown, during this series, that there is no such thing as “just an animal.” Animals are extraordinary beings with a wide range of personalities and emotions—I once saw a dog cry…with tears…when his master died.

Saturday, November 5, 2011

If Obama’s Re-elected, Welcome to The United States Socialist Republic
Budget/Debt item by Kevin Roeten

The Congressional Budget Office figures emerged Friday, and offered a far more dire outlook for Obama’s budget than the administration predicted last month.

Port of Oakland Now Occupied by Violent Vagrants, Thanks to Goofy Mayor!
Moonbats item by John W. Lillpop

Are you skeptical of those who claim that liberalism is a mental disorder? If so, it is imperative that you aquatint yourself with the works and wonders of Mayor Jean Quan, the left-wing extremist who is in charge of doings in Oakland, California.

‘Is Cain Able?’
Politics item by Doug Edelman

The big story in the GOP race for the presidential nomination for the last couple months has been Herman Cain.  From his meteoric rise to the top as Conservatives were quickly disenchanted with Rick Perry, to the wall-to-wall coverage of sexual harassment allegations; Herman Cain has been propelled into the public consciousness.  So let’s take a look.

Jesus & Animals Part 6: The Old Dog Who Wanted To Run Away With The Circus
Religion item by Rev. Austin Miles

Genesis 1:25: “And God made the beast of the earth after his kind, and cattle after their kind, and every thing that creepeth upon the earth after his kind: and God saw that it was good.” Chapter 2 Vs. 7: “And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.” 

Friday, November 4, 2011

HR 1505: Giant Land Grab For The Police State
Police State item by Chuck Baldwin

Montana Republican Congressman Denny Rehberg lent his support for ceding more power and authority to the federal government’s emerging police state by supporting HR 1505, the “National Security and Federal Lands Protection Act.” This monstrous bill empowers the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to confiscate to itself tens of thousands of acres of land across the US northern border. This is for “national security” reasons, of course. Gag!

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