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Drudge Report one liner: The government plans big revisions to historical economic data... Developing... Traditionally changes to economic data have been politically driven, including the change in focus from CPI to "core" CPI and from GNP to GDP. "Big revisions" in an activist government like Obama's is not a good sign.
In the absence of any ability on the part of the congress people or the administration to understand that they are restrained by natural law as defined in the Constitution, and seeing as they are much more motivated to serve their masters
Read LetterWARNING! DANGER! CAUTION! Your life, and your children’s lives could be at risk! You see, there is danger lurking everywhere, behind every building, around every corner, in every cabinet.
Welcome to the new town-hall-style meeting, the once-staid forum that is rapidly turning into a house of horrors for members of Congress.
As I have previously documented, Larry Summers is a big fat idiot. Unfortunately, idiocy is not limited to the White House economic team. Barney Frank - the congress member taking the laboring oar in "solving" the economic crisis - is also a big fat idiot. Frank is calling for credit default swaps to be limited to the giant "market makers". Given that it was the giants trading in cds which brought down the economy (see this and this), Frank's proposal would be like saying that only convicted arsonists can work on the fire department's fire suppression team.
A federal judge chastised D.C. government lawyers Wednesday for how they have defended lawsuits brought by nearly 400 people arrested during a 2002 protest in downtown Washington.
WASHINGTON -Advocacy researchers concluded late last week that only 13 out of 25 States were recognized for rejecting federal Real ID Act. The flaw was first noticed during a hearing where legislation was reconsidered for replacement by the PASS Act, July 15th.
Misinformation is currently billed as the primary cause of confusion. Local
The Chicago Police Department is considering a major change in policy regarding the use of deadly force. The department is looking at allowing police officers to fire their guns under circumstances where they previously could not.
Two DeKalb County Officers are being investigated for allegedly performing a background check on President Barack Obama. They have been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation.
State Sen. Paul Stanley resigned from the legislature Tuesday, telling a Memphis radio station that he stood by his socially conservative record despite the sex-and-extortion scandal that forced him from office.
Newly declassified documents reveal that an active member of Students for a Democratic Society and Port Militarization Resistance in Washington state was actually an informant for the US military. The man everyone knew as “John Jacob” was in fact John Towery, a member of the Force Protection Service at Fort Lewis. The military’s role in the spying raises questions about possibly illegal activity. The Posse Comitatus law bars the use of the armed forces for law enforcement inside the United States. The Fort Lewis military base denied our request for an interview. But in a statement to Democracy Now, the base’s Public Affairs office publicly acknowledged for the first time that Towery is a military operative. “This could be one of the key revelations of this era,” said Eileen Clancy, who has closely tracked government spying on activist organizations.
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It is my pleasure to devote my space today to one of the great unsung heroine patriots of America, Barbara Ketay, who labors in the trenches day after day to warn her fellow Americans of the New World Order despots . . .
Over 3,600 photo radar tickets have been set for one courtroom on Monday at the exact same time, according to an internal memo sent out to Maricopa County employees Friday afternoon and obtained by CameraFRAUD. The memo highlights concerns regarding security, and even suggests that people may be asked to wait outside if building capacity is reached.
Before the ticker tape parades and the inevitable world tour, the triumphant Apollo 11 astronauts were greeted with a more mundane aspect of life on Earth when they splashed down 40 years ago today - going through customs.
Just what did Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins have to declare? Moon rocks, moon dust and other lunar samples, according to the customs form filed at the Honolulu Airport in Hawaii on July 24, 1969 - the day the Apollo 11 crew splashed down in the Pacific Ocean to end their historic moon landing mission.
WHEREAS, the current practice of filing Notice of Federal Tax Liens, herein after known as NOFTL, violates the Constitutionally protected Due Process rights of the Citizens of the County of Douglas, and; WHEREAS, the current practice of filing NOFTL violates the Citizens right to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects, from unreasonable search and seizure arising under Article 1 section 8, Oregon Constitution and Article IV, U.S. Constitution, and; WHEREAS, the current practice of filing these NOFTL has caused the Citizens of the County of Douglas irrevocable and irreparable damage to their persons and property, and; HEREAS, the Citizens of the County of Douglas created and formed the Board of Commissioners of the County of Douglas; who swore an oath to protect and uphold the Constitution of the United States and the Constitution of the State of Oregon; for the express purpose of having said Board defend and protect the Citizens of the County of Douglas fr
New York state and city have agreed to pay $540 million to settle
allegations they submitted false claims under the federal Medicaid
program, the U.S. Justice Department said
U.S. Senator Byron Dorgan (D-ND) called on the Treasury Department to axe a job opening seeking an applicant who can “create cartoons on the spot” in order to introduce “humor in the workplace.”
Whether you are an Obama fan, or not, EVERYONE IN THE U. S. needs to know....
Something happened... H.R. 1388 was passed yesterday, behind our
backs. You may want to read about it. It wasn't mentioned on the
news... just went by on the ticker tape at the bottom of the CNN
screen.
Obama funds $20M in tax payer dollars to immigrate Hamas Refugees to
the USA . This is the news that didn' t make the headlines...
The broadest question never asked to the people of the United States of America is "What or Where do you want to do with this country." Do you want a dynamic country with multiple areas people can work in and earn enough for medical,
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Government uses all kids of reasons to justify taxation and regulation, but all that aside, I was just totally appalled and disgusted at the depths they’ve gone to in Colorado.
Monica Conyers, wife of powerful Democratic congressman John Conyers, resigned from the Detroit city council Monday after admitting she took cash bribes in exchange for her vote on a city contract. Detroit city councilwoman Monica Conyers has resigned from office after admitting she took cash bribes from a Houston-based company in exchange for her vote on a lucrative city contract. Conyers, the wife of powerful Democratic congressman John Conyers, submitted her letter of resignation to the city clerk's office Monday. Her resignation takes effect July 6....
For the first time since territorial days, rain will be free for the catching here, as more and more thirsty states part ways with one of the most entrenched codes of the West. Precipitation, every last drop or flake, was assigned ownership from the moment it fell in many Western states, making scofflaws of people who scooped rainfall from their own gutters. In some instances, the rights to that water were assigned a century or more ago.
Minnesota Congresswoman Michelle Bachmann expressed concern when learning that the owners of dealerships had to resort to appealing to local Democratic Senators in order to get their dealership back. Congresswoman Bachmann stated, “We have gangster government when the Federal Government has set up a new cartel and private businesses now have to go begging with their hand out to their local—hopefully well politically connected—Congressman or their Senator so they can buy a peace offering for that local business.
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The revision instructs employees to observe "strict personal hygiene,"
including the use of deodorant. It lists "the observable lack of
undergarments and exposed undergarments" as "unacceptable attire."
It also prohibits clothing with foul language or messages promoting
drug use, "sexually provocative" garments, halter tops and piercings
anywhere except the ears.
President Obama this afternoon will announce a series of proposals that would involve the government much more deeply in the private markets, from helping to steer consumers into affordable mortgage loans to imposing new limits on the largest financial companies, in a sweeping effort to prevent the kinds of risk-taking that sparked the economic crisis. The plan is an attempt to overhaul an outdated system of financial regulations, the president plans to say in a speech later today.
The Energy Department is planning to award $18.5 billion in loan guarantees for the construction of new nuclear power plants to four utilities, government sources said today. The companies include UniStar Nuclear Energy, NRG Energy Inc., Scana Corp. and Southern Co.
Nuclear power advocates hope that the loan guarantees will help launch a new wave of nuclear power plants that use a new generation of technology
The internal documents, subpoenaed this week by
The U.S. Census Bureau has been overstepping the U.S. Constitution’s requirements for a simple enumeration of the citizens for years, but their current plans to mark the GPS location of every address in the U.S. is just the latest in a long list of u
When the call came down to create a website to inform Miami-Dade citizens about how to conserve water amid a winter drought, a down economy, and a culture obsessed with green-washing, it eventually spiraled down the drain.
