Free North Carolina: Saudi Prince: Will Support Israel in a Intifada With Palestine
Many turn to the God of #Israel during tough times! He acts like he is doing Israel a "favor", when in reality he is seeking the protection of Israel against his Arabic brethren.
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Sunday, March 27, 2016
HOUSTON: Muslim Dairy Queen owner puts up signs comparing Hindus to monkeys
Where are the libs They are not screaming discrimination
HOUSTON: Muslim Dairy Queen owner puts up signs comparing Hindus to monkeys
HOUSTON: Muslim Dairy Queen owner puts up signs comparing Hindus to monkeys
Friday, March 25, 2016
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Thursday, March 17, 2016
NC and the Politics of Barbecue
Free North Carolina: North Carolina and the Politics of Barbecue:
As a Greensboro native, I just want my Stamey's with red coleslaw!!
In our state the linkage between politics and barbecue dates back at least to 1766, when the governor appointed by the king, William Tryon, tried to win the good will of citizens annoyed by the Stamp Act by laying on a barbecue in Wilmington. (It didn’t work: The local Sons of Liberty poured out the beer and threw the barbecued ox in the river. Note that this was a full seven years before the Boston Tea Party, which gets all the publicity.)
As a Greensboro native, I just want my Stamey's with red coleslaw!!
In our state the linkage between politics and barbecue dates back at least to 1766, when the governor appointed by the king, William Tryon, tried to win the good will of citizens annoyed by the Stamp Act by laying on a barbecue in Wilmington. (It didn’t work: The local Sons of Liberty poured out the beer and threw the barbecued ox in the river. Note that this was a full seven years before the Boston Tea Party, which gets all the publicity.)
Burns Chronicles No 13 Ambush – “We Feared for Somebody’s Life”
Free North Carolina: Burns Chronicles No 13 Ambush – Part 2 “We Feared for Somebody’s Life”:
The Press Conference begins, after showing synchronized footage from Shawna Cox’s camera and the previously shown aerial footage. The only words spoken in the first 3 minutes are those of LaVoy Finicum, Shawna Cox, Victoria Sharp, and Ryan Bundy. LaVoy says, at least 7 times, five of them loudly and directed at the then unidentified armed, battle-geared, agents who have taken Mark McConnell, Brian Cavalier, Ammon Bundy, and Ryan Payne, captive. He says that he is going to go to John Day to meet the Sheriff.
The Press Conference begins, after showing synchronized footage from Shawna Cox’s camera and the previously shown aerial footage. The only words spoken in the first 3 minutes are those of LaVoy Finicum, Shawna Cox, Victoria Sharp, and Ryan Bundy. LaVoy says, at least 7 times, five of them loudly and directed at the then unidentified armed, battle-geared, agents who have taken Mark McConnell, Brian Cavalier, Ammon Bundy, and Ryan Payne, captive. He says that he is going to go to John Day to meet the Sheriff.
Tuskegee Confederate Memorial - not going anywhere
Free North Carolina: The Tuskegee Confederate Memorial:
For anyone with a casual knowledge about Alabama’s juicy and active history, the words “Tuskegee” and “Confederate” seem to be an odd match. Tuskegee, Alabama is the site of Booker T. Washington’s visionary Tuskegee Institute, the home of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen, and the location of the first integrated public high school in Alabama. And yet, the center of town is dominated by a city block-sized park under the watchful and protective gaze of a brave and honorable Confederate soldier.
At the very least, he is a soldier who should be commended for his survival of the carnage of late concerning Confederate Memorials throughout the South. And although (as of this writing) the Alabama House recently passed legislation requiring local governments to get the state’s permission before removing any historical monuments (Alabama Heritage Preservation Act), this lone and dedicated soldier has managed to hold off many vicious attacks over the last 60 years about his presence. He doesn’t need the legislature’s help. He’s not going anywhere.
For anyone with a casual knowledge about Alabama’s juicy and active history, the words “Tuskegee” and “Confederate” seem to be an odd match. Tuskegee, Alabama is the site of Booker T. Washington’s visionary Tuskegee Institute, the home of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen, and the location of the first integrated public high school in Alabama. And yet, the center of town is dominated by a city block-sized park under the watchful and protective gaze of a brave and honorable Confederate soldier.
At the very least, he is a soldier who should be commended for his survival of the carnage of late concerning Confederate Memorials throughout the South. And although (as of this writing) the Alabama House recently passed legislation requiring local governments to get the state’s permission before removing any historical monuments (Alabama Heritage Preservation Act), this lone and dedicated soldier has managed to hold off many vicious attacks over the last 60 years about his presence. He doesn’t need the legislature’s help. He’s not going anywhere.
The Abolitionist Secessionist?
Free North Carolina: The Abolitionist Secessionist?:
Lysander Spooner was a Boston legal scholar and philosopher during the nineteenth century. What makes this man of Massachusetts valuable to the legacy of the Southern tradition is that Spooner was a consistent proponent of Jeffersonian Classical Liberalism*. There are two characteristics that are the most prominent to Lysander Spooner and his works. The first is his strong individualist personality. The second is his uncompromising dedication to the use of reason and evidence in the formation of his conclusions. Spooner would never shy from controversy in the name of defending morals or logic, and this dedication makes his works stimulating and often enjoyable for anyone of any degree of interest in studying them. Lysander Spooner was indeed a great philosopher and scholar both in his and our time.
Lysander Spooner was a Boston legal scholar and philosopher during the nineteenth century. What makes this man of Massachusetts valuable to the legacy of the Southern tradition is that Spooner was a consistent proponent of Jeffersonian Classical Liberalism*. There are two characteristics that are the most prominent to Lysander Spooner and his works. The first is his strong individualist personality. The second is his uncompromising dedication to the use of reason and evidence in the formation of his conclusions. Spooner would never shy from controversy in the name of defending morals or logic, and this dedication makes his works stimulating and often enjoyable for anyone of any degree of interest in studying them. Lysander Spooner was indeed a great philosopher and scholar both in his and our time.
Monday, March 14, 2016
Judy Morris Report: Sleazy Lying Cruz Attacks Trump
Love that the Donald's grandfather was an immigrant that ran a brothel (or two) he he
Judy Morris Report: Sleazy Lying Ted Cruz Attacks Trump for Being Gran...: Every day Ted Cruz reaches new lows in outright lies, misinformation, disinformation and twisting the facts. His latest rant has b...
Judy Morris Report: Sleazy Lying Ted Cruz Attacks Trump for Being Gran...: Every day Ted Cruz reaches new lows in outright lies, misinformation, disinformation and twisting the facts. His latest rant has b...
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Trump Nation Sick ‘N Tired of Racial Sadomasochism
Loved the article but the comments made me laugh
"Van Jones was having a tantrum on TV.
The former special advisor for green jobs to Barack Obama, and all-round politically privileged and successful African-American, was demanding that Donald Trump, forthwith, get “passionate” about the black community."
"Van Jones was having a tantrum on TV.
The former special advisor for green jobs to Barack Obama, and all-round politically privileged and successful African-American, was demanding that Donald Trump, forthwith, get “passionate” about the black community."
Such as (paraphrased):
Van must not have found any "Black Privilege" when he went to live in the communist nation created by the Castro bothers he he
Free North Carolina: Trump Nation Sick ‘N Tired of Racial Sadomasochism
Free North Carolina: Trump Nation Sick ‘N Tired of Racial Sadomasochism
Friday, March 4, 2016
Free North Carolina: GOP BOSSES SPIT IN THE VOTERS' FACES
Free North Carolina: GOP BOSSES SPIT IN THE VOTERS' FACES: You're not fighting Trump.
You're fighting the people who are voting for him.
The anti-Trump effort being waged by the Republican Party is essentially a fight against democracy.
It's not that this monster has raised himself up to threaten the ivory castles of the blue bloods, it's that millions of people have stood up and said, “Enough is enough.”
It is they against whom the GOP establishment is fighting.
And that fight never turns out well.
Donald Trump isn't Barry Goldwater in 1964, he is Andrew Jackson in 1828. He is going to storm the White House, and he is going to bring his unwashed hordes with him. The Trump campaign is built on the uniquely American premise that the people are sovereign, and that does not jibe with cozy arrangements of the country-club Republicans. For too long, the Republican Party has exploited its constituencies, instead of served them, and the beaten dog is about to bite.
Some have gone off after Ted Cruz, but most have gone off after Donald Trump.
Together, something approaching 80 percent of Republican voters thus far this primary season have told the party establishment to pound salt. You have the clueless elite, and then you have the voters who actually care about America.
You're fighting the people who are voting for him.
The anti-Trump effort being waged by the Republican Party is essentially a fight against democracy.
It's not that this monster has raised himself up to threaten the ivory castles of the blue bloods, it's that millions of people have stood up and said, “Enough is enough.”
It is they against whom the GOP establishment is fighting.
And that fight never turns out well.
Donald Trump isn't Barry Goldwater in 1964, he is Andrew Jackson in 1828. He is going to storm the White House, and he is going to bring his unwashed hordes with him. The Trump campaign is built on the uniquely American premise that the people are sovereign, and that does not jibe with cozy arrangements of the country-club Republicans. For too long, the Republican Party has exploited its constituencies, instead of served them, and the beaten dog is about to bite.
Some have gone off after Ted Cruz, but most have gone off after Donald Trump.
Together, something approaching 80 percent of Republican voters thus far this primary season have told the party establishment to pound salt. You have the clueless elite, and then you have the voters who actually care about America.
Thursday, March 3, 2016
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