Taxation is Theft: Examining Alternatives in Government Funding
Big government requires big taxes. It’s time to stop income tax, reduce government waste, and protect people’s rights.
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Our credit card economy; Why tax people if we can just print more money?
The amount of money FJB is borrowing to give the appearance of economic growth is greater than the value of all the steel, all the automobiles, all the airplanes, all the gadgets, and all the other doohickeys Americans make.
Uncovering Bureaucratic Thugs: A Retired Officer’s Journey in Northeastern Michigan
Reality has unveiled a stark truth—government corruption knows no boundaries and can permeate even the most idyllic of settings.
FTC passes a law; Why have a Congress when the bureaucracy legislates?
The Federal Trade Commission passed a law that makes it illegal for a person to agree with his employer not to compete against them when he leaves.
It’s About Taxes- Not the Climate
“Climate Change,” is about creating a fake crisis to force you to pay a subscription fee every year, to use cars, HVAC & Refrigerators.
The Shackles of Mobile Giants: How Cellphone Companies Enslave Customers for Profit
In today’s interconnected world, our phones are more than just devices; they are lifelines to communication, information, and connection.
NATO revived Russia; Putin’s army gained combat experience. NATO leaders gained kickbacks from Zelensky
Over the weekend, Republicans and Democrats in Congress alike borrowed another $60 billion — $60,000,000,000 — to give to Ukraine, a nation known for pretty women and large bribes to the spawn of Biden, Pelosi and other DC scum.
Brenton Smith: Improper Payments Plague Social Security. Here Is a Simple Solution
Congress is demanding solutions from the Social Security Administration, which is considering alternatives that would cost future retirees billions of dollars by accelerating insolvency.
Lawyer up; Republicans Either start suing Biden or shut the hell up
Do Republicans even have lawyers? What good are Trump-appointed judges if you never bother using them.
Modern Notions of Invasion: Addressing the Complexities of Asylum Seekers and National Security
In the past, the idea of invasion often conjured images of military forces storming beaches or crossing borders in overt acts of aggression.
Is Speaker Mike Johnson a ChINO?
Many today are confused by the behavior of House Speaker Mike Johnson. After all, he declared he was a Christian conservative.
The Illusion of Freedom: You’re just a Tax Slave!
Many argue that Americans, despite their belief in freedom, are essentially tax slaves trapped in a system that benefits only a select few.
The Cost of Lost Deer: A Hunter’s Perspective- An open letter to the Michigan DNR.
As a dedicated deer hunter who has invested over several thousands of dollars in a deer camp, the impact of wolf reintroduction in the Upper Peninsula (UP) of Michigan has been devastating.
Partisan Intelligence Activism Will Reemerge in 2024
U.S. intelligence personnel likely will resume the activism they prominently displayed in 2016-2021 as the presidential campaign season deepens.
Alma Womack: Thoughts From Tupelo Brake
It’s all been said a million times, and still being said daily, Biden is a desiccated, feeble minded dolt, carrying out his instructions from behind the scenes
Is Trust Gone?
In these troubled times, it is disconcerting to find that too many people have no idea what is going on around them.
Why Republicans Fail
look at the failure in this week’s budget monstrosity. Republicans in Congress voted for this direct threat to the Republic.
The Attack on Qualified Immunity-Part III
Qualified Immunity for law enforcement officers applies currently if the officer acting commits an act not known to be a violation at the time it was committed.
Ending Qualified Immunity: Part 1
U.S. Code allows for civil redress against any person acting on behalf of a government entity who deprives another person of their constitutional rights.
Biden Throws a Tantrum, Through His Attorney
Our “kindly old gentleman with the bad memory” decided to have his White House counsel run interference with the House impeachment inquiry. Ed Siskel sent a strongly worded – but weakly reasoned – letter to Speaker Johnson.