Monthly Archives: March 2010

“Whoever kills a person . . . it is as though he has killed all mankind.”

Posted on March 29, 2010 by

At the anti-war demonstration in Washington, D. C. this past March 20, 2010, a Muslim Imam, speaking from the stage, quoted the above verse from the Quran; adding that “life is sacred”. Considering the setting—an anti-war demonstration—I thought it very appropriate. Continue reading →

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Days of Deceit: 12/07 and 9/11

Posted on March 29, 2010 by

Days of Deceit: 12/07 and 9/11 The number one issue facing America and the world today, which must be faced down by the People (i.e., the citizens) of the United States of America, is the so-called “War on Terror”. This … Continue reading →

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The Health Care Violence Scare

Posted on March 27, 2010 by

In light of the recent political violence, which has been occasioned by passage of the Democrat’s heath care reform bill, I would like to repeat here something that I said back in October 2009: “Have things gotten so bad in … Continue reading →

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America, Symbolism, and Revolution

Posted on March 26, 2010 by

All well established political/governmental orders, including— especially—the United States of America, understand power, as well as the power of symbolism—their own political/governmental power having been established, long ago, and enshrined in enduring, symbolic forms (e.g., flags, seals, monuments, songs, myths). … Continue reading →

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More Perks for Federal Workers

Posted on March 25, 2010 by

So I was riding the Metro, which is the name of the subway system in Washington, D. C., yesterday and I came across a front page article in the Washington Examiner that read: “Thousands of Federal Workers Ride Metro for Free” … Continue reading →

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Compassion and Imagination

Posted on March 16, 2010 by

It’s difficult for me to imagine, considering how fucked-up the world is, that most people simply don’t seem to give a shit about the world or the people in it. I understand that I’m more aware of what’s going on, … Continue reading →

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Outlines of Revolution – America

Posted on March 15, 2010 by

This is a very simple outline of revolution. America, as a nation, is in trouble; and, as American citizens, it is our responsibility—our duty—to serve our country in whatever ways that we can in its time of need. The question now is: “Has the political situation in America actually gotten so bad—so desperate—that it can only be remedied by revolutionary action?” Continue reading →

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Leading Indicators of Broken Government…From the Past Week

Posted on March 15, 2010 by

Listen to this pathetic list of supposed news from Washington . . . Continue reading →

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Terrorism, Internet Radicalization, and Freedom

Posted on March 15, 2010 by

We’re beginning to hear more and more about internet radicalization these days. We’re told by the mainstream media that terrorists are using the internet in order to spread their message of hate and that this is giving rise to a … Continue reading →

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The War on Terror: Lies and Truth

Posted on March 15, 2010 by

The War on Terror: Lies and Truths Lie: “The ‘War on Terror’ is keeping Americans safe by protecting us from al Qaeda terrorist attacks.” Truth: “The odds that we might be killed in a terrorist attack in America are truly … Continue reading →

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