Ron Paul v. Foxy News. We Reveal, You Deride
His campaign, we are told, is boisterous, unruly, unkempt, sometimes rude, so unlike the sissy style we are taught in government school; it is run by men. That is one of the things the present, […]
Day: December 16, 2007
Facts on Mexican Immigration
Assessing the impact on the United States At their summit in February of this year, the new Presidents of Mexico and the United States promised to work together to create an “orderly framework for migration” […]
Bill Includes U.S. / Israel Missile Coordination
Congress is set to approve a plan to integrate the U.S. and Israeli missile defense systems. The proposal, authored by U.S. Rep. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), is part of the Defense Authorization Act passed late Wednesday […]
Swiss People’s Party Vows Revenge Over Ouster of Leader
Payment due for political correctness, SVP fed up Switzerland faced rare political turbulence yesterday as the leading far-right party vowed to make life difficult for lawmakers who ejected its strongman Christoph Blocher (pictured right) from the […]
TX: Burglar Fatally Shot at Harris County Home
Second Amendment in action A southwest Harris County homeowner shot and killed a man he discovered climbing into a window of his house at about 2:15 a.m. today, investigators said. Steven Dunbar,* who apparently lived […]
Serbia Says EU Membership Not Worth Kosovo
Serbia digs in ROME/BRUSSELS — Kosovo is ready to declare unilateral independence, but will coordinate its moves with the United States and the European Union, the leader of the province’s Democratic Party said on Friday. […]
The Arrival of Our Forefathers to America
To delegate Sovereignty is to lose it. In 1513 the Spanish explorer, Ponce De Leon discovered Florida. Five years later another captain from Spain, Cabeza de Vaca, led a small party that explored parts of […]
Historical Facts of the Oregon Trail
European America’s Manifest Destiny The history of the Fur Trade and the Oregon and Mormon trails cannot be separated. The Rocky Mountain Fur Traders and Mountain Men not only paved the way West, they often […]