How Can We Learn About Each Other If We Can’t Imitate One Another? If Katy Perry‘s performance at the American Music Awards was racist, I don’t want to see anyone but white girls wearing Uggs and drinking soy lattes. But really, where is this smelly, sulking 26-year-old, who lives in his mother’s basement that dictates the…
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Veterans groups are unsatisfied that high schools in the state of South Dakota are resistant to forced indoctrination. In the late 1800’s a Christian socialist named Frances Bellamy wrote a pledge of allegiance that was intended to help sell products for his flag business. Now today, these conservative veterans groups are…
The debate over the motto IN GOD WE TRUST has been waged ever since it was first requested that it be placed on U.S. currency in 1861. But what are the real origins of the motto? And should it be on our shared national currency? It is believed that the first citizen to appeal…
CALGARY, CANADA – Ryan Alexander Lovett, 7, died after suffering from a severe strep infection last March and his mother who only gave him homeopathic treatments is being charged with neglect. Authorities accused mother Tamara Lovett of negligence due to treating his bacterial infection with homeopathic herbal remedies instead of taking him to a doctor. That…
Power Grab: Senate Dems Go ‘Nuclear’ WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senate Democrats invoked the “nuclear option” yesterday, changing Senate rules to limit filibusters. The parliamentary procedure changes make it so that a simple majority can now shutdown a filibuster, rather than the 60 vote majority previously required. In fact, Democrats had to break the rules in…
Higher Interest Rates: No Longer a Death Sentence for Gold By Hard Assets Alliance Team By Justin Spittler, Hard Assets Alliance Analyst The announcement by Bernanke & Co. that the Fed would stay the course with its asset-purchasing program until it sees more evidence of a strengthening economy sent shock waves across the investment world….
Endless War? America’s longest running military conflict shows no signs of ending soon. Secretary of State John Kerry has brokered a deal that will keep American soldiers in the Afghanistan till at least 2024. While Afghan leaders will meet to deliberate the security pact, America has insisted that immunity for crimes committed by US soldiers…
MCMINNVILLE, OR – People have been consuming “raw,” or unpasteurized, milk for thousands of years, since the practice of raising and keeping livestock became a common custom in modern civilization. Not until the late 1800’s was the process of pasteurization advanced to address health problems caused by the increasingly intensive, confined, and industrialized farming practices of…
DALLAS, November 18, 2013 – An article written for the Huffington Post by professor Matthew Lynch, Ed.D., provides a unique, chilling insight into the mind of an Obama supporter intoxicated by blind idealism. “12 Reasons Why Obama Is One of the Best Presidents Ever” begins by acknowledging Obama’s made a “number of mistakes”, but stands…
WILL COUNTY, IL – Public sector employees in Will County, Illinois went on strike yesterday after declining an offer from the county. The Local 1028 called the offer of a 14.5% raise and 90% taxpayer funded health insurance “paltry.” Steve Stanek, a research fellow at the Heartland Institute, told Illinois Watchdog that the move shows,…