US casualties are climbing back up.

by Charles Coughlin
It looks like casualties are climbing back up in Iraq. Casualties dropped to 23 US soldiers killed in December, but climbed back up to 40 in January and should hit 52 in February considering that there are 15 dead for the first eight days.
We have been propagandized [...]

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by Jeff Davis

Anyone who questions whether or not it really is “Hillary’s turn” to be president should find food for thought in the subservient behavior of a federal court in suppressing a film critical of her past and her policies, and subjecting those who made and financed that movie to potential Clinton retaliation.
The Associated Press [...]

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PETA chimes in on cannibal case.

by Jeff Davis
This one definitely falls into the “you couldn’t make this stuff up” category. The Tyler (Texas) Morning Telegraph says: “Sheriff’s officials were astounded Thursday by a letter requesting the man accused of murdering his girlfriend and possibly participating in cannibalism be placed on a vegetarian diet to keep [...]

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by Ian Mosley

The wealthiest of Israel’s elite are starting to seek out new homes elsewhere. This should tell us something about what may be in store. Some of us may remember Marc Rich, possibly the biggest tax dodger in US history, who fled to Israel. About seven years ago, just as Clinton was leaving office, [...]

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The ignorant and/or the Diebold machines decide the Super Tuesday primaries.

by James Buchanan
Imagine a truly great American like Thomas Jefferson being reincarnated, and then imagine him running in a primary against the political equivalent of FDR and Bill Clinton posing as Republicans. Then imagine Thomas Jefferson losing to two of the worst politicians in American [...]

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If McCain and Huckabee nose dive on Super Tuesday, a much more interesting Romney-Paul contest may develop..

by James Buchanan
A Reuters article reports “Voters in 24 states make their choices in an unpredictable presidential campaign on Tuesday… On the biggest day of voting ever in a U.S. primary race, candidates in both parties compete on [...]

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by Jeff Davis

One thing I’ve always wondered is what happens in America if a politician simply decides not to play by the rules and to ignore the latest election –especially if the election is of dubious Diebold origins.
Well, Channel 6 News in Indianapolis is reporting “Though a new Anderson mayor has been inaugurated, [...]

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by Ian Mosley

One of the little-known and least studied effects of diversity and multiculturalism is the way in which the First World is quietly sliding back into the past, a past we once thought we’d pulled our way up out of. Parts of our lives are literally beginning to go back in time.
Increasingly, our [...]

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Ron Paul easily pulls in one million on first day.

by James Buchanan
There is a five day Ron Paul fund-raiser going on right now with a goal of raising five million in five days. The first day has gone well pulling in one million dollars with forty minutes to go. A recent e-mail from the Ron [...]

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