Salon.com published an article last week that should make all state-apologists cringe. We are seeing more and more appeals to Marxism as our system is revealed for the corrupt and rotting shambles that it truly is. Unfortunately, the problems that we face are borne of government control, not solved by them. Still, these articles that…
DetailsIn a long succession, the office of the POTUS sought to increase its dominion over men and the judicial and legislative branches. This trend has grown markedly steeper over the last few presidents, as evinced by executive orders; limelight commentary on every small issue that faces the country, society, or government; and the expansion of…
DetailsOn January 24, Archbishop Dolan, crusader for what is right and true, gave remarks at a law school, some of which I thought might be shared here… The title assigned me — Law and the Gospel of Life — obviously has in mind the masterful encyclical of Blessed John Paul II, Evangelium Vitae, the Gospel…
DetailsLet’s see what stories are on the horizon of my internet meanderings… Can you steal that which is given for free? A woman was jailed last week for sending her kid to a public school outside of her poor district. Do not upset the class strata, citizen… 18.6 million houses sit unoccupied in America. 24…
DetailsSome months back, I thought it would be worth the chuckles to send in a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the CIA and FBI. Under the FOIA, every citizen was granted the ability to seek the file which the government held on him or her. Little did most citizens know, myself included, “We…
DetailsChris Hedges, an anti-establishment liberal that I wish all liberals were more like (because he uses his brain every once in a while) is suing Barack about the NDAA. It won’t work, because he doesn’t have standing to do so (and only an Attorney General may – and even there it is doubtful, meaning that…
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