Statists Use Twisted Logic To Attack The Bill Of Rights » In
the war for the continued existence of our Nation's Constitutional
principles, I had long wondered whether statists were simply confounded
by the Bill of Rights and ignorant of its function or whether they were
maliciously inclined, knowing exactly what it means but seeking its
destruction anyway. In recent years, I have decided it is a combination
of both faults. More »
Outside The Asylum
Stupid Or Crazy » Normally,
someone who oversees the engineering of a program that leads directly
to the murders of hundreds of people and then acts as if questions about
the program are somehow unfair or even racist is either an absolute
idiot or an outright sociopath. But "normally" and "President Barack
Obama" seldom collide in the same sentence. More »
Blow Up Your TV: MSNBC Transparent In Its Propagandizing » Nowhere
has the lengths to which mainstream media will go to push a political
agenda been more embarrassingly evident than it has over at MSNBC, where selective video editing is modus operandi for producing "news" content. More »
The Government Knows Everything You've Ever Done Digitally » A CNN
interview last week with former FBI counterterrorism agent Tim Clemente
should give pause to any American citizen who is wondering what
implications the latest technological gadgets have on privacy. More »
Toxic metals like
cadmium, mercury and antimony and organic compounds like phthalates are
among more than 41 chemicals identified as harmful to children that are
found in more than 5,000 children's products, according to reports
filed with the Washington State Department of Ecology. The toxins are
linked to cancer, hormone disruption and reproductive problems.
Major manufacturers who reported using these chemicals include Wal-Mart,
Gap, Gymboree, Hallmark and H&M. Some of these lobbied hard to
defeat a Washington State bill, the Toxic-Free Kids and Families Act,
that would have required manufacturers to stop using flame retardants in
children's products and find safer ways of manufacturing products for
children. More »
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