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Distrust Growing: 70% Believe IRS Decision to Target
Conservatives Was Made in DC
While
the controversy over the National Security Agency surveillance program has
dominated the news recently, concern about the Internal Revenue Service’s
targeting of Tea Party groups and other conservative organizations remains high
and is inching up. Despite the large number of controversies engulfing official Washington,
the number of people following the IRS scandal has actually increased in recent
weeks. A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 82%
of voters nationwide are now following the IRS targeting story,
including 44% who are following the story “Very Closely.” The
overall number of voters who are following is up from 74% a month ago.
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Evolution and
Creationism; the great debate
The
world falls into two categories. Those that believe in Evolution and
those that do not. For the "do" crown, there can be many
reasons that are personal that I will not go into here. For those that
choose "not", it is very clear logic that is ALWAYS jumped on by
many. People that choose to believe in God know all they know about God
from the Bible. One who knows God knows everything they know from the
bible therefore cannot pick and choose what to believe or what not to believe.
That would be a dichotomy that cannot be surpassed. Simply God is and his
Word is; take it all or not. For believers, the Bible is very clear on
the origin of the earth and man. As a Christian, one MUST believe God's
word or fall from grace. There are as many Biblical accounts to explain
what we see in the world as there are scientific. So, what do you choose
to believe? The religion of science and evolution or God's account
recorded in the Bible.
This is not complex. It is a matter of choice for many. Expressing more loudly the science supporting the religion of evolution is meaningless. Making fun of those that choose to believe in God and therefore NOT to believe in evolution is bigotry at its worst. One cannot "see" evolution no more than they can "see" God. Foolish statements about Unicorns circling a moon {comparing belief in God} is simple ignorance and disregard for those holding religious beliefs. I would think intelligent people (or life?) are capable of a broader acceptance of others views.
Why are believers in God so adamant in their opposition to teaching Evolution only? It leaves out the other point of veiw completely. As I have recently read on many blogs and articles, the reaction is to attack the person as being stupid for not accepting science. Again a sophomoric response to a serious difference in beliefs.
This is not complex. It is a matter of choice for many. Expressing more loudly the science supporting the religion of evolution is meaningless. Making fun of those that choose to believe in God and therefore NOT to believe in evolution is bigotry at its worst. One cannot "see" evolution no more than they can "see" God. Foolish statements about Unicorns circling a moon {comparing belief in God} is simple ignorance and disregard for those holding religious beliefs. I would think intelligent people (or life?) are capable of a broader acceptance of others views.
Why are believers in God so adamant in their opposition to teaching Evolution only? It leaves out the other point of veiw completely. As I have recently read on many blogs and articles, the reaction is to attack the person as being stupid for not accepting science. Again a sophomoric response to a serious difference in beliefs.
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Liberalism is Bankrupt
By Marta H. Mossburg
The high priests of liberalism must be tossing and turning in their organic cotton bedding and downing more small-batch artisan whisky each night trying to cope with the abject failure of their cause. They know, even if the masses do not yet fully understand, that their worldview no longer makes sense in light of the scandal after scandal in Washington and that the end result could be a great, if slow, deconversion on the scale of the millions who no longer believe in the Christianity its philosophy replaced.
Government, they have told us, is inherently good, like the people it helps. Its largesse helps the poor, its inclusiveness expands rights for all and fairness motivates it. And it is intrinsic to individual success – as the hypothetical "Julia" portrayed in Barack Obama's recent presidential campaign tried to prove. (See http://www.barackobama.com/truth-team/entry/the-life-of-julia/.)
This worldview diagnoses government problems as merely a question of bad management or lack of funding, which is why federal government workers and contractors have become in the past decade some of the most highly educated and best paid people in America. And it is why programs which fail to meet goals expand and quality is almost always measured by "inputs" – how much money is spent, how many people are signed up, how many training courses are completed, for example -- instead of "outputs" like knowledge acquired and people living independent, productive lives.
The high priests of liberalism must be tossing and turning in their organic cotton bedding and downing more small-batch artisan whisky each night trying to cope with the abject failure of their cause. They know, even if the masses do not yet fully understand, that their worldview no longer makes sense in light of the scandal after scandal in Washington and that the end result could be a great, if slow, deconversion on the scale of the millions who no longer believe in the Christianity its philosophy replaced.
Government, they have told us, is inherently good, like the people it helps. Its largesse helps the poor, its inclusiveness expands rights for all and fairness motivates it. And it is intrinsic to individual success – as the hypothetical "Julia" portrayed in Barack Obama's recent presidential campaign tried to prove. (See http://www.barackobama.com/truth-team/entry/the-life-of-julia/.)
This worldview diagnoses government problems as merely a question of bad management or lack of funding, which is why federal government workers and contractors have become in the past decade some of the most highly educated and best paid people in America. And it is why programs which fail to meet goals expand and quality is almost always measured by "inputs" – how much money is spent, how many people are signed up, how many training courses are completed, for example -- instead of "outputs" like knowledge acquired and people living independent, productive lives.
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57% Fear Government Will Use NSA Data to Harass Political
Opponents
There
is little public support for the sweeping and unaccountable nature of the
National Security Agency surveillance program along with concerns about how the
data will be used.
Fifty-seven
percent (57%) of voters nationwide believe it is likely the NSA data will be
used by other government agencies to harass political opponents. A new
Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey shows that just 30% consider it
unlikely and 14% are not sure.
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Obama’s Egyptian Buddies Prove He’s Guilty of High
Treason! by Dave
Jolly
Article
3, Section 3 of the Constitution of the United States of America reads:
“Treason
against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or
in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be
convicted of Treason unless on the Testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt
Act, or on Confession in open Court.”
1)
Has President Barack Hussein Obama committed treason according to the US
Constitution?
Yes
he has and is still doing so. Ever since the overthrow of Egypt’s
former dictator, President Obama has been a close ally to the Muslim Brotherhood and
their Egyptian leaders. Obama has pushed to send billions of dollars in
aid to Egypt. At one point, Congress stopped all monies heading to the
land of pyramids because of their questionable leadership and ties to
terrorism. Obama took it upon himself to override Congress’s blockage of
funds and sent them their millions of dollars. Obama has also provided
Egypt with fighter jets and other military arms. Egypt’s leaders have
now publicly admitted that America is an enemy like Israel that needs to be
battled with. In a closed secret meeting, Egypt’s leadership including
President Morsi discussed how they could stop Ethiopia from completing its
construction of a dam along the Nile River before it enters into Egypt. Although
the meeting was supposed to be secret, they failed to realize that TV cameras
were rolling and that their meeting was being broadcast live on Egyptian
television. The broadcast caught a number of the leaders saying that the
dam in Ethiopia was a secret plot by both America and Israel to undermine Egypt
and that they must figure out how to stop it from being completed. The
television broadcast caught Magdi
Hussein, the leader of the Islamic Labor Party saying:
“I’m
very fond of battles. With the enemies, of course, with America and Israel, but
this battle must be waged with maximum judiciousness and calm. Even though this
is a secret meeting we must all take an oath not to leak anything to the media
unless it is done officially by Sister Pakinam. We need an official plan for
popular national security, even if we did …”
The
Egyptian leaders’ own words identify America as an enemy in the same category
as Israel. Therefore, I contend that we have proof that Egypt and
President Morsi are our enemies.
2)
Do we have the testimony of two or more witnesses to Obama’s crime of treason?
Yes!
It’s a matter of public record that Obama bypassed Congress to give aid to our
enemies in the form of money and military supplies, some of which may be used
against Americans.
I
don’t know how to make the case of treason any more clear than it is. Barack
Hussein Obama is guilty of treason as defined the Constitution of the United
States of America by willfully, and against the consent of Congress, rendering
aid and military supplies to a proven enemy of our country. He needs to
be charged and tried for his high crimes and punished accordingly. Obama
makes Benedict Arnold look like a loyal patriot compared to his own
treachery. Had Arnold not fled to England with the British troops, he
would have been caught and hanged for his treachery. I think we should
give Obama the same option of fleeing the country or be hanged for high
treason. So, if we are pursuing Bradley Manning and now Snowden in the NSA for
their acts, how do we explain away the above?
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US Supreme Court Votes to Allow Voter Fraud by Dave
The
Democrats have just won a huge victory in the US Supreme Court that could
effectively keep them in power indefinitely. In 2004, Arizona voters passed
Proposition 200 which required everyone wanting to register to vote to produce
the necessary documents to prove that they were a US citizen. Prop 200
required anyone renewing a driver’s license with an issue date after 1996 or
applying for a new license using the federal registration application form to
produce a US birth certificate, passport or any other official document proving
US citizenship. Failure to do so would result in the state rejecting the
voter registration form.
You
would think that this was a great law to insure that the thousands of illegal's
in the state would not be allowed to vote in any election since the law
requires that only citizens of the country have the right to vote. But
that’s not good enough for liberal Democrats and the illegal's who want more
rights than citizens have, so they challenged the constitutionality of the law,
even though it was passed by a majority of the people. When the case was
heard by the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals (which is THE most
liberal court in the land), Proposition 200 was overturned. The 9th
Circuit ruled that the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 superseded state
law and since it did not require proof of citizenship, the Arizona law was
struck down.
The
National Voter Registration Act of 1993 was pushed through a Democratic
controlled Congress and signed by then President Bill Clinton. Known as
the Motor Voter Act, the federal law allowed for anyone applying for or
renewing a driver’s license to register to vote. It also provided a means
for anyone applying for any form of social services to be given the opportunity
to register to vote.
Arizona
appealed the liberal court’s decision and the case was then heard before the US
Supreme Court. On Monday, the Supreme
Court voted 7-2 against Arizona and its citizens. The ramifications
of the decision also affect similar laws in Alabama, Georgia, Kansas and
Tennessee. About a dozen other states have been considering adopting
their own immigration and/or voter registration laws to prevent non-citizens from
being able to vote.
Justices
Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas voted to uphold proposition 200. In his
dissention, Thomas wrote:
“[The
Constitution] authorizes states to determine the qualifications of voters in
federal elections, which necessarily includes the related power to determine
whether those qualifications are satisfied."
Anthony
T. Caso, Associate Professor at Chapman University School of Law reacted to
Monday’s decision saying that it opened the door for non-citizens to
vote. He also said:
"The
court's decision ignores the clear dictates of the Constitution in favor of
bureaucratic red tape."
Justice
Antonin Scalia, who did vote against Arizona stated that states can submit a
request to the federal government for the inclusion of additional identification
information. Indicating that other states have submitted such requests,
Scalia stated:
“[The
Election Assistance Commission] recently approved a state-specific instruction
for Louisiana requiring applicants who lack a Louisiana driver's license, ID
card or Social Security number to attach additional documentation to the
completed federal form.”
This
does open the door for Arizona to submit such a request, however the chances of
approval are slim considering the liberalness of the most of the federal
government. Therefore, any non-citizens and illegal aliens who obtain a valid
driver’s license or applies for any form of social aid can fill out a federal
voter registration card and just answer yes to being a US citizen and they will
be allowed to register and vote in the elections. No proof of
citizenship can be required. Just imagine the 11 million illegal's that
will be applying for driver’s licenses and welfare, being able to vote
illegally in local, state and federal elections. They could totally
change the outcome of many elections in the future and keep their liberal
buddies in control for years to come. Elections from here on out will be
won by voter fraud instead of legally.
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Beware of ‘comfort care’
Infanticide
is the new abortion. I’m not saying infanticide will be the new abortion, but
that it is. Wherever abortionists kill late-term babies—across the fruited
plain—inconvenient live births occur. And inconvenient live births are taken
care of. If your patient is shelling out a thousand bucks to end the life of
her baby, you are not about to send her home with a baby and a formula starter
kit.
Infanticide
was the unseen presence throughout the Gosnell trial, formally listed among the
charges but never addressed until Judge Jeffrey Minehart sprung an 11th hour
surprise by spelling it out in his instructions to the jury. Till then the two
months of heated debate had seemed to be between murder and innocence. When the
judge finished his presentation, reporters rushed the defense attorney for
clarification. He tossed off a thumbnail sketch while packing his suitcase:
Murder involves killing; infanticide is withholding help.
The
judge had been more specific in his definition of infanticide: (1) the defendant is a physician; (2) the physician attended the birth of
a live child, i.e., a “human being” who was “completely expelled from the
mother” and exhibiting signs of life; (3)
the physician failed to provide that child care; (4) the physician did so “intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly.” This took me back to the first week of April
when a witness for the prosecution described what she does at her hospital with
aborted babies born alive: She administers “comfort care,” which turns out to
be draping the baby with a cloth “until it passes.” Why, that sounded
positively Florence Nightingale-like. Such wording does not conjure a struggle
for life, or a gasping for breath.
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"The people can never willfully betray their own interests:
But they may possibly be betrayed by the representatives of the people; and the
danger will be evidently greater where the whole legislative trust is lodged in
the hands of one body of men, than where the concurrence of separate and
dissimilar bodies is required in every public act."
--James Madison, Federalist No. 63, 1788
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