Lions And Tigers And Terrorists, Oh My! » The
debate over what actions actually constitute "terrorism," I believe,
will become one of the defining ideological battles of our era.
Terrorism is not a word often used by common people to describe aberrant
behaviors or dastardly deeds; however, it is used by governments around
the world to label and marginalize political enemies. More »
Outside The Asylum
Devolution Of A Narrative » President
Barack Obama and his Democratic accomplices have spun themselves sick
trying to stay ahead of the scandal they created in Benghazi, Libya. The
talking points proffered by the fringe leftists who have taken over the
Federal government have swerved from the ridiculous to the insultingly
stupid. More »
Personal Liberty News
Senator On Guns: 'Confiscate, Confiscate, Confiscate!' » Audio
from a Senate hearing on gun control last week outed three Senators who
lingered after talks were finished, with each sharing a slice of
elitist thought that has little to do with upholding Constitutional
oaths, but lots to do with expanding the state's control over individual
freedoms and widening the cultural gap between citizens and the elected
class. More »
'Biometrics' In The Immigration Bill » A
debate over whether the comprehensive immigration bill currently being
discussed in the Senate contains provisions for a national biometric
database that would store information about virtually every adult in the
United States raises some complicated questions about how willing some
Americans are to sacrifice personal privacy in the name of quelling
illegal immigration. More »
IRS Double Standard Tax Dragnet Also Sought Out Advocates of Constitutional And Government Reform » It
wasn't just Tea Party types whom the Internal Revenue Service singled
out for extra tax scrutiny over the past two years. The politically
driven effort to stymie the goals of suspected conservatives extended to
nonprofits and social-welfare groups that advocate for changes in
government spending and educating the public on the Constitution and the
Bill of Rights. More »
Iran To Head U.N. Disarmament Committee » The
United Nations has been the target of outrage by some groups, thanks to
an "automatic rotation" schedule that will put Iran in charge of the
International organization's Conference on Disarmament between May 27
and June 23. More »
According to Healing the Eye and Wellness Center, long-term use of aspirin is a factor in age-related macular degeneration.
Regular aspirin users are more likely to develop the "wet" form of
age-related macular degeneration compared to people who take aspirin
rarely or never. Aspirin is one of the most widely used drugs in the
world. Millions of people with heart disease take a daily low dose of
aspirin, which they believe will prevent heart attacks and stroke.
Aspirin is actually a blood thinner and may have some merit as such,
doctors say. More »
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