Are Civil Rights and Fair-Play the Domain of Democrats? It’s What’s We’ve Been Told.

October 10, 2012

We live in a world of false information. It is always a challenge to find truth – especially in areas of history; which, of course, is written by those who have dominated and won. “He who controls the past controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past.” ― George Orwell, 1984 Today, the common […]

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Cabin in the Hills

September 5, 2012

Kim and I went up to the Georgia mountains a couple of weeks ago. Great cabin. Many thanks to David and Malika for making it available for us. Cabins are the best way to see the mountains, I think (other than, perhaps, a motor home). The places are usually really nice. Meals are literally “home-cooked” […]

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Confusion, Knowledge and the Search for Relative Truth

March 17, 2012

Confusion comes about by a condition of having all particles in motion. To visualize this, if you were in motion and were in a room where all others were also in motion, and there was no frame of reference you would experience confusion. Not until you can identify one item that is still can you […]

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USE OF CESIUM CHLORIDE TO CURE MALIGNANCIES (and article by Dr. Howenstine, MD)

March 17, 2012

USE OF CESIUM CHLORIDE TO CURE MALIGNANCIES By Dr. James Howenstine, MD. June 29, 2004 NewsWithViews.com Nobel Prize Laureate, Dr. Otto Warburg, discovered that when he lowered the oxygen levels of tissues by 35 % for 48 hours normal cells were converted into irreversible cancer cells. Cancer patients have low levels of oxygen in their […]

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We Must Know and Insist Upon Our Bill of Rights – or They’ll Vanish!

December 6, 2011

If a nation expects to be ignorant and free…it expects what never was and never will be. Thomas Jefferson

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Another One Falls

December 4, 2011

Herman Cain, whom I’ve stated earlier I admire, is now in a battle against the slings and arrows of a society run amok. Possible transgressions aside, here we have a man who has stepped up to the plate, offered money and a large part of his very soul, to put some sound business and economic […]

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Four Types (perhaps 5)

December 4, 2011

I don’t like over simplified classifications – most fail to span their subjects. However simplicity has a power of its own and usually contains, if well developed, more truth than the other massive and complicated tomes. I don’t claim to develop any perfect simplicities, but, as do many, I try: Our world is in the […]

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Audit of the Federal Reserve Reveals $16 Trillion in Secret Bailouts

December 4, 2011

This is an article, not written by me, that I think is worth reprinting. (Please see my note at the end in italics) The first ever GAO(Government Accountability Office) audit of the Federal Reserve was carried out in the past few months due to the Ron Paul, Alan Grayson Amendment to the Dodd-Frank bill, which […]

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I Am Beginning To Like Herman Cain

November 11, 2011

Herman Cain is impressing me. He is direct, he looks the interviewer in the eye, he directly answers the questions offered, he thinks well on his feet. One can judge people by certain factors. A man with a quick sense of humor, who can laugh at himself, has an amazingly short communication lag (a mark […]

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Thoughts on the Humanities and Liberalism

October 27, 2011

I want to express another thought which underlies much of my political and philosophical views. The decline of our many elements of our nation (an to some extent the world) are directly related to the growth of the religious cult of psychology and attitude of liberalism. Psychology, a religion, is condoned and supported by government […]

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