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Latest From Paul Craig Roberts March 12, 2013 Staring Armageddon In The Face, But Hiding It With Official Lies » According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the U.S. economy created 236,000 new jobs in February. If you believe that, I have a bridge in Brooklyn that I’ll let you have at a good price. More » Outside The Asylum The Kentucky Derby » Let me call time-out for a moment and address the liberals who skulk around the dark corners of our comments section. I wonder if I might ask you for a teensy little favor: Please support Ashley Judd’s prospective candidacy for the U.S. Senate from Kentucky. More » Voices Cynical President Jokes About ‘Clinging To Religion’ To Improve Image » In a nonsensical dinner speech loaded with self-reference and quips that seemed to emanate from a man very removed from the mood of the Nation, President Barack Obama revealed an aloof and callous sense of humor regarding the people who elected him. More » Personal Liberty News Federal Education Or No Money » In 2009, the National Governors Association and the Council of Chief State School Officers announced an effort that would create a national curriculum for American K-12 students. Quickly, all but four States signed on. Some States, however, are re-thinking the decision. More » Poll Indicates Public Is Becoming More Perceptive Of Obama Deception » A new poll conducted by The Hill finds that Americans feel the Nation’s economic condition is destined to worsen and that mainstream media is overly sympathetic to President Barack Obama. More » Growing Number Of Gun Manfacturers Refuse To Sell To Gun-Grabbing Governments » The list of gun manufacturers that won't sell their products to government agencies — unless regular people can buy them too — has tripled in two weeks' time.  More » Health Tips Traditional Kimchi Is Great Health Food The super-spicy Korean food/condiment kimchi is one of the world’s most healthful foods. Packed with vitamins A, B and C, and high in fiber, Kimchi has been a part of Korean culture for thousands of years. Its first recorded appearance came in the 7th century. In Korea, Kimchi is consumed at an annual rate of about 40 pounds per person.  More »