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Obama forced into back seat by God Bless America
By Judi McLeod
No one is ever more ignored on Memorial Day than Pretend Messiah President Barack Obama.
If it weren’t for his re-election campaign Obama would likely hide out for all of Memorial Day and likely July 4th, too.
Continuing to unravel the Soetoro-Obama legend
By Doug Hagmann
Allen K. Hulton is not a household name, nor is it his desire to have it become one. He is a man with a simple story, an account of incidents that took place over a period of several years while delivering mail in a Chicago suburb. He spent about 30 years delivering mail, years that would have been contiguous had he not served in the military during the Vietnam era.
Where There’s Smoke
By Michael Oberndorf, RPAThe burn units in Washington, D.C. hospitals must be the busiest places in town lately, treating the blistered butts of the Democrat liars whose pants have been raging like California brush fires.
Only God and Americans can save the U.S. from Obama
By Guest ColumnTo Americans everywhere:
As Wes Riddle of Texas has written, “The term Republic had a significant meaning for all early Americans. The form of government secured by the Declaration of Independence, the American Revolution, and the Constitution was unique, requiring strict limitation of government power. Powers that were permitted would be precisely defined and delegated by the people, with all public officials being bound by their oath of office to uphold the Constitution.
Obama Campaign Again Urging Supporters to Report on Non-Believers
By Warner Todd Huston
Turning back to that page out of Stalin’s handbook for good citizenship, the Obama campaign has revived its program of asking Americans to inform on fellow citizens when they see someone, some organization, some politician, or some news outlet “attacking” the Obammessiah.
Arlington National Cemetery—A Memorial Day Tribute
By Calvin E. Johnson Jr.Monday, May 28, 2012, 11 a.m.
in honor of Memorial Day.
Arlington National Cemetery is the final resting place for those who fought for the Confederacy and Union during the War Between the States. It is also the burial place for men and women who fought our nation’s wars since the War Between the States.
Fraudian Slip Of The Day
By Bob ParksObama Twice Mistakenly Mentions ‘My Sons’ While Defending Contraception Mandate
“I would vote for Obama!”—Squeals Castro’s daughter
By Humberto Fontova“If I were a U.S. citizen I’d vote for Obama for president,” boasted Mariela Castro during her San Francisco conference this week. “I think he is sincere, I think he speaks from the heart.” To cheers and applause from the San Franciscan crowd Raul Castro’s daughter also proclaimed that, “what we want is the power of emancipation through socialism.”
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The Thomas More Law Center salutes our American heroes this Memorial Day
By Guest Column --American FreedomFrom Lexington and Valley Forge, to Normandy, Korea, and Vietnam and now to Iraq and Afghanistan, America’s military forces have bravely fought for Freedom and in defense of our Nation. Memorial Day is a time to remember our brave fighting men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation with their very lives.
Foundation + 600 associations demand a reality check
By Guest Column --Energy - EnvironmentOn May 11th, 2012, Australia’s Waubra Foundation demanded (1) that governments worldwide conduct full-frequency-spectrum sound monitoring inside the homes of wind turbine neighbors suffering from Wind Turbine Syndrome. Today, the federations EPAW and NA-PAW, regrouping over 600 associations of wind industry victims from 28 countries, are hereby adding the voices of their members to support this demand, essential in their view for establishing the truth regarding the effects of wind farms on health.
My Second-Most-Remarkable Moment
By Dennis Avery --Global Warming - ClimategateChurchville, VA—I had my second-most-remarkable moment while at the Heartland climate skeptics’ conference in Chicago last week. The conference was terrific, for climate scientists, geologists, economists, NASA engineers, and interested attendees. The highlight for me, though, was Sebastian Lunning, who co-authored Germany’s best-selling new book The Cold Sun: Why the Climate Catastrophe Won’t Happen.
Questions We’re Often Asked: Soil vs. Dirt
By Wes Porter --Gardening“It’s like trying to become a gardener without touching the dirt,” Christopher Perillo, a science teacher in Kenosha, Wisconsin, was quoted as saying in New Scientist magazine. Perillo may be a science teacher but he would be a dubious gardener with that attitude. Soil is not dirt. Dirt is what politicians sweep under the carpet. Soil is what plants grow in and, ultimately, what feeds and shelters us – even politicians and science teachers.
Rather Says He Doesn’t See Any Liberal Media Bias
By Don Irvine --Media - Media BiasFormer CBS Evening News anchor Dan Rather stopped by The View earlier this week and told Joy Behar that he doesn’t think the media have a liberal bias.
Time’s running out
By Jerry Philipson --Middle EastRecent talks in Baghdad between Iran and the P5+1 (the United States, Britain, Germany, France, Russia and China) about Iran’s nuclear program resulted in a defeat for the West and a victory for Iran.
Nine out of ten journalists say, “Guilty!”
By Michael R. Shannon --Media - Media BiasGood news for Neighborhood Watch celebrity, George Zimmerman. The Associated Press reports that in 23 years only 2,000 people have been exonerated after being wrongly convicted of a serious felony.
…to keep and bear
By Sarge --American FreedomSecond Amendment: …A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
UN Climate Talks Running Out Of Cash
By Guest Column --Global Warming - ClimategateThe UN climate campaign is running out of money. Launched with high hopes, the global “Green Climate Fund” (GCF), set up by the United Nations to finance climate change projects in the developing world, is gridlocked due to an international power play. Meanwhile, the UNFCCC Climate Change Secretariat does not know how to raise five million Euros needed for its next climate conference.—Bernhard Potter, Die Tageszeitung, 24 May 2012
Animal Welfare and Food Control
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh --Energy - Environment --
Popular ReadsAnimal rights groups believe that animals have the same rights as people. Our diets and daily life should be free of any animal-based products. The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) subscribe to the idea that animals have equal rights to humans. “A rat is a pig is a dog is a boy” by Ingrid Newkirk, co-founder of PETA, shockingly exemplifies the animal rights creed.
Reality Check: Obama’s Clean Coal Claims
By Institute for Energy Research --Energy - EnvironmentAccording to White House energy adviser Heather Zichal, the Obama administration still sees a future for coal. She also said that the administration wasn’t “singing ‘Kumbaya’” with the natural gas industry and was committed to seeing coal burned “in a more environmentally friendly way.”[ia] But what does that mean and how do we reach that point?
God Matters
By Bruce Walker --American Freedom --
Popular ReadsLeftism, in many ways, is simply rebellion against God. Conservatives are overwhelmingly more religious than leftists, and there is a reason for this grand divide. Conservatives know that “governments” are simply gaggles of morally flawed humans whose natural lust for power tends towards corruption and expediency.
Chen Guangcheng’s Brother Escapes; ChinaAid Calls for Prayer
By Christian Newswire --ChinaYINAN, Shandong, China, —ChinaAid has learned that blind lawyer and activist Chen Guangcheng’s older brother, Chen Guangfu, escaped from his home in Shandong province, where he was under strict surveillance, and has made it to Beijing where he is seeking legal help for his son, who has been charged with intent to murder.
Huge subsidies give American taxpayers high-voltage shocks
By Mark J. Perry --Energy - EnvironmentFLINT, MI. —It’s tempting to call the shameful taxpayer subsidy for electric cars — vehicles that are unaffordable for all but a small, elite number of wealthy Americans — this nation’s costly little secret.
Churches sealed shut in Indonesia
By News on the Net --Christianity - Religion(Sources: Compass Direct News, Jakarta Globe)
Seventeen churches have been forcibly closed in Indonesia’s Aceh province following last month’s election of a hard-line Islamic governor.
Emboldened by the April election of Zaini Abdullah of the staunchly Islamic Aceh Party, hundreds of Islamic demonstrators gathered and demanded that church buildings be demolished and not just closed.
Outrageous B.C. Gas Taxes Keep Economy in Neutral
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation --Financial, Business, EconomyIf the federal and B.C. governments are as hungry to spark job creation as their expensive TV commercials and overseas trips make it appear, they should cut the taxes on gas.
Canadians and Home Mortgages – A Surprising Statistic!
By Ian R. Campbell --Financial, Business, EconomyWhy Read (if you are a Canadian): Because, if accurate, this is a surprising, and arguably foreboding, statistic.
Green Energy Transition: Germany Fears De-Industrialisation
By Guest Column --Global Warming - ClimategateAs a result of Germany’s green energy transition, electricity prices are exploding. Consumers and businesses are paying the price while Germany faces gradual de-industrialisation. Economists estimate that the cost of the green energy transition will total 170 billion Euros by 2020. This is more than double of what Germany would have to write off if Greece were to withdraw from the monetary union. “The de-industrialization has already begun,” the EU Energy Commissioner Guenther Oettinger has warned.—Handelsblatt, 23 May 2012
Bob Fu Finally Gets a Chance to See Chen Guangcheng
By Christian Newswire --ChinaNEW YORK,—About 8:30am in the morning on May 23, 2012, 
finally got a precious chance to visit Chen Guangcheng and his family for the first time after their arrival, in Chen’s apartment at New York University.
Chen hugged Bob tightly for a long time, and the two had a 3 hour long conservation.
The Last Days of the Media
By Daniel Greenfield --Media - Media BiasThe magazine business isn’t what it used to be. In the last ten years, Newsweek lost 2.5 million readers, and its newsstand sales are hardly worth mentioning. A full-page ad in it costs less than the price of a luxury car. Sold for a buck to the husband of an influential Congresswoman, merged with an internet site, it survives only by building issues around provocative essays and covers.
There He Goes Again: Paul Krugman Invents Solyndra “Facts”
By Institute for Energy Research --Energy - EnvironmentPaul Krugman is a Nobel-winning economist with expertise on international trade, yet he has a disturbing habit of pontificating with confidence on matters where he is either deliberately misleading or is simply ignorant of the basic facts. I have previously documented this habit when Krugman commented on the Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade bill, and more recently when he carelessly repeated “facts” about mercury emissions that were obviously nonsense to anyone with common sense.
Kroll Ontrack announces data recovery breakthrough on Apple personal devices
By News on the Net --Technology- New ProductsMINNEAPOLIS, – Kroll Ontrack, the leading provider of information management, data recovery, and legal technology products and services, today announced new data recovery techniques to address logical failures, or operating system (OS) failures, on personal Apple devices, including iPhones, iPads and iPod touches. Equipped with proven recovery capabilities and a full range of data recovery tools for both logical and physical failures, Kroll Ontrack offers the most comprehensive data recovery service offering for Apple devices on the market today. With a diagnostic report that shows the quality of recoverable Apple device files, customers know exactly what will be returned to them prior to committing to the cost of the recovery.
Has Al Gore Gone Over the Edge or Can’t He Handle the Truth?
By Jerry McConnell --Global Warming - Climategate --
Popular ReadsOver the past several years I have ripped former Vice President Al Gore for his far, far left rambles and rants on what he once called ‘Global Warming’ but now refers to as ‘Climate Change’. Of course, when global warming was smacked down by authentic climatologists, unlike the “pretend” types such as Gore and his misled followers, the debunked terminology was discreetly changed to something that we know is a fact; who can argue the new title ‘Climate Change’? Is it now no more than just a factual, inarguable subject?
UN Agenda 21 and the Military
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh --American Freedom --
Popular ReadsWelcome to UN Agenda 21 “sustainability” in the last bastion of capitalism – the U.S. military. According to the May 19, 2012 issue of Army Times, “The Defense Department, like other federal agencies, is already under orders from the White House to curb energy use throughout its operations and emphasize Sustainable Development. “Planners must make bases more walkable.”(Sean Reilly)
