Posted in education, state politics, local Politics, National Politics on May 31st, 2010 No Comments »
Our government schools have been biased politically left for as long as I remember and I have a long memory. That would be about 55 years! Is it any wonder why our children are falling behind many of the third world countries in math, science, history and other important subjects needed to ready our youth […]
Posted in Economy on May 30th, 2010 No Comments »
I believe we are running out of time and the economy along with the dollar is about to take a dive off the edge. This is what one of the many newsletters I get, has to say. I have been ridiculed and made fun of my non educated stabs in the dark predictions at what […]
Posted in state politics, local Politics, National Politics on May 29th, 2010 No Comments »
Pa Representative Joe Sestak claims that it was former president Bill Clinton that called him in June of 2009, to offer him a position in the Whitehouse if he would not run against Arlen Specter for the Senate. Sestak claims that Whitehouse Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel called upon Bill Clinton to make the call to Sestak. […]
Posted in Economy, National Politics on May 29th, 2010 No Comments »
The M3 is a measure of the money supply. In 2006, the Federal Reserve stopped publishing M3 figures and Congress said nothing. The FED said it did this to save money, nonsense. It did this to stop you from understanding what the big boys are doing with the money supply. It allowed them to more […]
Posted in culture, National Politics on May 28th, 2010 1 Comment »
Libertarianism and the libertarian CATO Institute isolationist positioning of U.S. military is very compatible with the Obama administration. Both the CATO Institute and the Obama administration views would mirror each other when it comes to the military and what to do with it. (Foreign Policy)
Glenn Beck is attracted to Libertarianism and would even say he […]
Posted in state politics, National Politics on May 27th, 2010 1 Comment »
Pennsylvania politics Quoted from the Morning Call and sounds like a typical justification for anything done within the political arena: “…been going on for decades”
“The Democratic governor, who shared the White House’s preference for Arlen Specter, said the issue of whether Sestak was offered a job in the Obama administration to get out of the […]
Posted in Uncategorized on May 23rd, 2010 No Comments »
Pennsylvania’s Tuesday (5/18/2010) primary election is fast fading into the past, as time heals the disappointments of the day. There is much speculation as to what could have been done or what should have been done in the Sam Rohrer campaign. But let us not be too hard on ourselves, for we have not the […]
Posted in Economy on May 20th, 2010 No Comments »
What have we past? The points of no turn, maybe, but really what have we passed? I have been told more then once that I do nothing but rant, rave and spew out negative foolishness. So let me just quote other people and then it will not be me but someone else who is trying […]
Posted in culture, state politics on May 18th, 2010 No Comments »
In the book “The Sacred Rights of Conscience” Dreisbach & Hall 2009 Liberty Fund.
We have these words:
“If, therefore, something is directed toward an end external to itself, as a ship is to a harbor, the duty of its governor will be not only to preserve the thing itself, but also to guide it towards it […]
Posted in local Politics on May 16th, 2010 1 Comment »
For those of you outside of the Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania, you may find this a little hard to follow but for those of you living and breathing local Lehigh County politics you will, at least I hope you do, find it easy to understand.
“My job is to win elections. Whoever’s handed to me on […]
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