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We hold these truths to be self evident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness; that, to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed..."-
Dec. of Independence, July 4, 1776
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Homosexual newspaper from last week. They're livid that the Attorney General actually applied the law properly!
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{Mass Resistance} The spirit of giving up and "knowing your place" marches on . . .There are still many cultural battles to be fought, and [gay marriage in Massachusetts] is no longer one of them. - Barbara Anderson, executive director of Citizens for Limited Taxation.
Back in 1980, Barbara Anderson led the charge to pass Proposition 2½, a landmark ballot question which has successfully forced cities and towns to hold an election before raising property taxes over 2½ percent. Since then, her group, Citizens for Limited Taxation (CLT), has led other petition drives regarding tax issues in Massachusetts.
But it's no secret that Barbara's a libertarian. She's pro-choice and has no problem with homosexual "marriage". There is a common problem among a lot of the "anti-tax" leadership around the country. They don't get it. They're all about the money. Worrying about the morality and spiritual health of society is just dumb and old-fashioned, and we could all get along fine without it.
Barbara never seemed to have been bothered by the aggressive homosexual assault in the public schools using tax money, the gross parades down public streets, or any of the other fallout from that movement. That might lose support from the Log Cabin crowd. With friends like these, who needs enemies?
Democrat VP candidate Joe Biden received 5 deferments before being declared medically ineligible for Vietnam
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Moore and Boyda: How bad are they on taxes?
Thought for the day: "Merchants have no country. The mere spot they stand on does not constitute so strong an attachment as that from which they draw their gains." —Thomas Jefferson
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On a recent trip to the Johnson County, Kansas Main Library on 87th St. in Overland Park, I had an occasion to use one of the computers.
As I sat down, I glanced up and saw a color advertisement in an overhead shelf display just above the computer, advertising Lesbian and Gay authors.
The advertisements are not out where they may be readily seen, but are located towards the back of the facility along the line of computers that parallel the tax form aisle. I'd been to this Library a number of times and only recently noticed the display.
The Library's gay and lesbian advertisement is the size and shape of a 'convenient bookmark', i.e. 2-3/4" x 8". On one side are lesbian authors and on the reverse side are gay male authors, making it easy for your kids to learn all about homosexuality in their favorite fictional category, in the comfort and privacy of a public library with or without your approval or permission. (And, you were worried that your children might be exposed to sexual themes elsewhere!)
The obvious question that comes to mind is, 'Why are taxpayers paying for the printing and distribution of color bookmarks touting Gay & Lesbian authors?'
It seems that the library and the Kansas public education system, in consort with the state's courts, know what's best for your children, far better than you do. It's time to dispense with the stodgy old repressive religious ideas and embrace the new enlightenment! After all, marriage is religious, homosexuality is scientific!
Now, since public education and their library cronies haven't convinced parents as to how wonderful homosexual couplings are, why not just change your child's mind directly? And, no extra charge for any graphic sex images that may be encountered by kids in their research of the Library's recommended gay and lesbian author's literary 'works' on the Internet.
I decided to do a quick search on some of the names on the list above, here are some examples of what I found:
Maureen Duffy: Britain's first lesbian to "come out" in public, and an advocate of homosexual law reform. In 1977 she published a broadside against the trial of a Gay News newspaper for 'blasphemous libel'. Information from: Wikipedia
Dorothy Allison is an activist in lesbian- feminist politics: "Tony Morrison's novel, THE BLUEST EYE, gave me something I could aim for and the concept that you could write about incest and violent families and do so in a loving way. She is most famous for her novel BASTARD OUT OF CAROLINA, which came out in 1992. There was an enormous body of feminist literature that I breathed in like chicken soup. It gave me something to aim at, it gave me a standard." - Tulane Education
Jane Rule: is a Canadian writer of lesbian-themed novels and non-fiction. Her novel, 'Desert of the Heart' "might seem a bit different. "The book has a cold and desolate feel..but it is not such a sweet love story as the movie, ..There is a mother/daughter relationship which may offend some readers.." - Anonymous reviewer from - Queer Theory.com
David Leavitt:.. measures the impact of E.M. Forster's passionate novel of gay love, published after his death. (Justifying our love). - Encyclopedia.com
Parents should thank The Johnson County Libraryfor promoting 'academic freedom' and saving their children hours in not having to dig this sleeze out for themselves. Simply typing in 'Jane Rule' on the Library's web page search bar quickly brought up 'Desert of the Heart, ISBN 0930044738, 222 pages by Naiad Press.' Who knows how long it would have taken someone's child, if they first had to search for 'lesbian writers' themselves?
Parents should feel properly reprimanded for bothering to pass a state constitutional
amendment defining marriage as between one man and one woman, and holding on to the unscientific notion that the library's soft porn isn't going to influence their child's future relationships or politics.
The gay agenda is at work in Johnson County, promoted by elitist social ideology and funded by taxpayers, to introduce a new generation to same sex relationships.
Now, there's no need for the area's child molestor's to hang out at the local school yard and draw unnecessary attention, they can just pick up your child right in the comfort and security of the Johnson County Public library.
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A man died and went to heaven. As he stood in front of St. Peter at the Pearly Gates, he saw a huge wall of clocks behind him.
He asked, 'What are all those clocks?'
St. Peter answered, 'Those are Lie-Clocks. Everyone on Earth has a Lie-Clock. Every time you lie the hands on your clock will move.'
'Oh,' said the man, 'whose clock is that?'
'That's Mother Teresa's. The hands have never moved, indicating That she never told a lie.'
'Incredible,' said the man. 'And whose clock is that one?'
St. Peter responded, 'That's Abraham Lincoln's clock. The hands Have moved twice, telling us that Abe told only two lies in his entire Life.'
'Where's Senator Obama's clock?' asked the man.
Obama's clock is in Jesus' office.
He's using it as a ceiling fan.
Kansas Speaker mocks the rule of law..from the editorial archives of this site.
Kansas Spk. Melvin Neufeld The statue of limitations clock on George Tiller is ticking away..Is a man who is complicit in undermining the 'rule of law', the best candidate for leadership in the Kansas House?
Update 7-11-08 Speaker Neufeld spends Endless $Millions for the Kansas Statehouse Renovation
Update 6-17-08 Kansas voters disagree with taxpayer paid lobbying
Update 3-11-08 The rule of law hangs by a thread in Kansas...Judge Richard Anderson has testified in court under oath that the abortion records obtained from Planned Parenthood of Overland Park were forgeries. One doesn’t need to be a forensic expert to suspect that more than just Paul Morrison has had their trousers down in state government.You don’t risk stopping an ongoing criminal investigation and abrogating democracy by holding secret trials unless the stakes are very high. MORE..
Update 2-6-08 The Kansas legislature has abrogated its powers to the State Supreme Court. State
government is now in the capable hands of the Royal Kansas Supreme Court, their highnesses have been asked to disband a citizen grand jury. It is a grand jury convened by 3 times the number of required petitions and is part of the citizen redress for political corruption as provided for in the state's constitution. The state legislators, no longer have time for 'the rule of law' or anything else but their own re-election campaigns... MORE..
1-5-2008 Update - {Operation Rescue}: Your state legislators at work. Rep. Vaugn Flora -Democrat 57th District, a real estate asset manager and developer, was convicted of battery and sentenced to a 30-day suspended jail sentence with costs and fines totaling no more than $228. Flora had quickly approached a protestor and struck him at least twice about the head and face in full view of many attending a political debate. His sentence also required anger management classes and an undisclosed amount of money paid to the plaintiff.
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10-26-2007 Breaking News: KS Supreme Court Blocks Tiller Grand Jury. Today the Kansas Supreme court has demonstrated precisely who is in charge of Legislative and Executive issues in the state. While the state legislature and its Speaker ignore the constitution and the 'rule of law', the Sebelius court takes decisive action to protect the governor, Paul Morrison, abortionist George Tiller and the blood money that funds Kansas politics.
The state supreme court has already overstepped its constitutional bounds by ordering the legislature to raise taxes in Montoy v. Kansas and now over throws the people's right to convene a grand jury. The legislature has sold the public down the river in favor of the special financial interests that own the state. The corruption in Kansas is simply breathtaking. The State Supreme court's actions are nothing short of tyranny!
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Pastors and Christians...just close the Church doors..please
Nov. 2007 Editorial: "Enemies of the people.."
June 2007:Kansas characterized by Legislative and Judicial failure..
Mar 2006 Editorial: "What further need is there for the Kansas Legislature?"
7-24-2007 Update: Kansas Speaker, Melvin Neufeld of Ingalls, Kansas has appointed an interim judiciary committee to study key issues between now and the start of the 2008 legislative session. The 13-member committee will meet ten days between now and the 2008 Legislative Session to study:
* Operations of the Board of Healing Arts
Speaker Neufeld's interim committee list fails to include any review of the state's judiciary procedures that previously resulted in the dismissal of criminal charges against a defendant by traffic court judge, Paul W. Clark. Clark never reviewed the evidence before dismissing the charges and claimed in his defense against a subsequent ethics complaint, stating "that he never looked at his campaign contributions..", after it was discovered that the defendant had contributed to his re-election campaign.
There is still no oversight exercised by the state legislature over judicial matters and Neufeld has quashed subpoenas that would have sought answers from the court system. Five legislators have resigned from the interim judicial committee over the speaker's actions. The state legislature has consistently refused to pass a constitutional amendment giving the Senate approval authority over judicial appointments.
It appears that the Kansas Speaker of the House prefers to concentrate his efforts on the Superfluous
prior to the upcoming election rather than curbing the rampant political corruption in Topeka. Speaker
Neufeld owes the public an explanation for his lack of leadership and political inaction.
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Globalists To Formally Propose Merger Of U.S., Canada, Mexico
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by Paul Joseph Watson Globalist political heavyweights are preparing to formally propose to Congress the merger of the U.S., Canada and Mexico into a North American Union at the end of summer. They have held secret meetings to devise a plan that will be presented to representatives of all three governments and will present the benefits of integrating the U.S., Mexico and Canada into one political, economic and security bloc.
The report is entitled "North American Future Project" (http://www.
The plan outlines an agenda to unify the three countries into a European Union style power bloc. What does this mean?
Our laws are being rewritten: Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) documents (http://www.
Upwards of 13 working groups within an entire organized infrastructure (http://www.judicial
A one world government? The United States and the European Union have signed up to a new transatlantic economic partnership that will see regulatory standards "harmonized" and will lay the basis for a merging (http://infowars.
STATES ARE FIGHTING TO SAVE OUR COUNTRY - WHERE DOES YOUR STATE LEGISLATURES STAND? - 18 states have introduced resolutions calling on their federal representatives to halt work on the North American Union (NAU) including Virginia and South Carolina. Three of these states (Idaho, Montana and Oklahoma) have passed their resolutions. Contact your local congressmen to demand that your state fight the NAU & the SPP- contact info. below ( * ) .
IMPORTANT TO NOTE: 22 U.S. Congressmen, including NC's Virginia Foxx and Walter Jones, along with three Republican Congressmen running for President, have signed on as cosponsors of HCR 40 (http://www.rense.
To learn more about the NAU, CFR, SPP and HCR 40, follow commentators Glenn Beck, Lou Dobbs, and look into a book by Jerome Corsi The Late Great USA about the coming merger with Mexico and Canada. In The Late Great USA, Corsi proves that the benignly-named the SPP ("Security and Prosperity Partnership"
( * ) Here's the link to your local & national representatives (phone, fax, email & addresses): It lists all political parties: http://www.conserva
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National Healthcare Preview III- Northwest Sheriff moving mentally ill inmates into apartments
CORVALLIS, Ore. - The sheriff of Benton County wants to move a couple of regular guests who have mental illness from the lockup to apartments. "People with mental illness issues require a lot more supervision in jail," said Sheriff Diana Simpson said.
"The goal is to reduce reincarceration, improve care and alleviate overcrowding issues." As a test, she said, she plans to move two people into a county-owned apartment complex where the sheriff's department has rented two studio units for $370 a month. That compares favorably with the average cost of $150 a day to jail every inmate -- or $1,050 a week, Simpson said. MORE..
Minutemen push Wash. initiative against illegal immigrantsMONROE, Wash. -- Some in Washington state are so unhappy with illegal immigration they're sponsoring an initiative to require proof of citizenship or proper papers when applying for a driver's license or a job. They're taking their lead from Arizona, where voters have already said yes to similar laws. The effort here is being led by the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps. These are not the historical minutemen. Their cry is not that the British are coming but that the "illegal aliens" are coming, and the borders are porous. They've been trying to help seal the border. But on Tuesday came an admission: "Frankly, that hasn't worked," said Hal Washburn with the group. "The federal government has just shrugged its shoulders and said, 'We'll fix it one of these days,' but really they've done nothing," Washburn added. MORE.. Police State: Texas truant students to be tracked by GPS anklets SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) -- Court authorities here will be able to track students with a history of skipping school under a new program requiring them to wear ankle bracelets with Global Positioning System monitoring. But at least one group is worried the ankle bracelets will infringe on students' privacy. Linda Penn, a Bexar County justice of the peace, said she anticipates that about 50 students from four San Antonio-area school districts - likely to be mostly high schoolers - will wear the anklets during the six-month pilot program announced Friday. She said the time the students wear the anklets will be decided on a case-by-case basis. "We are at a critical point in our time where we can either educate or incarcerate," Penn said, linking truancy with juvenile delinquency and later criminal activity. "We can teach them now or run the risk of possible incarceration later on in life. I don't want to see the latter." MORE.. Govt at Work: Immigration agency scraps self-deportation program SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) -- A pilot program allowing illegal immigrants to surrender to authorities to avoid jail and have more control over their deportation has been dubbed a failure. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says it is ending the "Scheduled Departure" program when the three-week trial run concludes Friday. Only eight people participated in the program, officials said. "Quite frankly, I think this proves the only method that works is enforcement," Jim Hayes, acting director of ICE's detention and removal operations, told The Associated Press on Thursday. MORE.. National Health Care Preview II: 18 hospitals fined for shoddy care LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Eighteen hospitals in California were fined for state health code violations in which patients died from various mishaps such as an improperly inserted tube and a ventilator that wasn't turned on. Other violations include surgical tools left inside patients after surgery. The fines made public Monday stem from investigations by the California Department of Public Health that found shoddy care had either killed or endangered the lives of several patients. The hospitals were each fined $25,000 - the latest of dozens of penalties the state has issued in recent years to more than 40 hospitals. MORE..
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