NEWS ANALYSIS by Jim Kouri, CPP There’s a lot of noise in our nation’s capital these days about the ongoing problem of security at our borders, as well as rampant illegal immigration, including criminal aliens who prey on Americans every day. The threat of terrorism and the enormous amount of crime committed by illegal...
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Mom admits making up kidnapping story
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Tired of commuting, 4 Saudi teachers marry driver (That’s what I call desperate for a ride…)
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Liberals Unwinding America Again: This Time Disarming Police.
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Soldiers And Reporters (By A Well-Known Traitor)
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A few weeks ago, in another venue, I wrote that confiscation of weapons should be tried on the police first: if it works there, then we’ll talk about it. As unlikely as it sounded, it seems that some states have adopted my advice. Let’s look at it. Rhode Island and Police Departments nationwide are...
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Sometimes I don’t know what some people are thinking, especially people who know better. While I served during Navy quasi-peacetime, even though we were always playing real-time war games against the Russians, I can’t imagine what it must be like on the ground. I can’t imagine what it must be like to at one...
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The Final Lesson of the “Inspirator”
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This could be more exciting than three years ago when I heard that Ted Nugent was considering running for Michigan governor. There is a growing movement to convince Bruce Springsteen to run for New Jersey Senate. There’s a vacant seat now that John Corzine has been elected Governor for the bargain price of $44...
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POSSIBLE HIATUS I go into hospital for a rather large surgical procedure today. It is however day surgery so I hope to be back home by the evening and blogging away as usual. If that proves too optimistic, however, this blog may not be updated for a day or so. *********************** PATRIOTISM AND NATIONALISM...
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by Jim Kouri, CPP In 1936, the Social Security Administration established the Social Security number to track worker’s earnings for Social Security benefit purposes. Despite its narrowly intended purpose, the SSN is now used for a myriad of non-Social Security purposes. Today, SSNs are used, in part, as identity verification tools for services such...
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It looks like the Panamanian “newspaper” La Prensa doesn’t like George Bush very much. Maybe they’d prefer Noriega to be back in power. Contrary to what some gullible people have declared, the visit of President George W. Bush has only brought – and will continue to bring – damage to Panama. What else could...
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Airlines’ children policy ‘insane’ ‘Iron Crotch’ a seriously low point in martial arts
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Allow Iraqis to Take Lead: “Gloves-Off” Combat and “Torture”
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POSSIBLE HIATUS I go into hospital for a rather large surgical procedure today. It is however day surgery so I hope to be back home by the evening and blogging away as usual. If that proves too optimistic, however, this blog may not be updated for a day or so. *********************** PATRIOTISM AND NATIONALISM...
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It doesn’t look like Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich’s horrible poll numbers are getting any better. Not that I’m complaining of course. (via Capital Fax)
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ABC looks at the growing black market in fertiltiy drugs. Sounds like a pretty dangerous way to improve your chances of having a child, since you have no idea what you’re actually buying, and have no physician supervision. Michelle and John Stukus struggled for years to have a baby. “It puts a strain on...
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Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich couldn’t get a law banning the selling of junk food in school cafeterias through the legislature, so he’s now trying to bypass the legislature altogether. Educate kids about nutrition, but don’t ban certain foods. That just treats kids like idiots and probably won’t accomplish anything anyway. Kids can still bring...
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Thanking American Oilmen
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How Sexism and Class Bias Distorted Perceptions of the Yates Case
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