Category: General
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Due Process and the Internet
The federal government continues the practice of seizing internet domain names without due process. The constitution gives all Americans the right to not have their property searched or seized without a warrant issued by a judge. The federal agencies of the Department of Justice and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), you know the folks who…
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The Good News of Thanksgiving
How about some good news for a change. The good news of Jesus Christ is that while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us that we might be adopted into the family of God. It is not by what we do, or else we could boast in how good we are. But it is…
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How to Become a Congressional Millionaire
Would you like to be a millionaire? If you join the United States congress, it could happen to you. It turns out that as a member of congress you would not be under the law against insider trading. Insider trading is just what it sounds like, it is when you get information on the success…
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Are we witnessing the fall of civilization?
Are we witnessing the fall of civilization? Reports have come out that the White House was hit by several bullets. The bullets were stopped by ballistic glass and the walls of the president’s home in what appears to be a type of drive by shooting. This is but one symptom of the slipping away of…
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Hurting Children
Former Penn State defensive coordinator, Jerry Sandusky, has been accused of doing the unthinkable with young boys, and is reported to have some 40 or more charges filed against him. These despicable acts have engulfed most of the Penn State football program, including head coach Joe Paterno. The firestorm has moved the students to protest…
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America Divided
Last night’s elections showed once again the split personality of the United States. In Ohio, the people soundly rejected the mandatory aspect of President Obama’s healthcare law, while at the same time keeping collective bargaining rights for the public employees union. In Mississippi, they approved a law limiting the state’s right to emanate domain while…