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Joe McCarthy Would Have A Field Day!

mccarthy-was-rightBy J. D. Longstreet
In the late 1940s; Russian spies infiltrated the deepest levels of the US government, including the Rosenbergs who had stolen the plans to the nuclear bomb. America was threatened by a ruthless enemy in Soviet Communism that would not stop until the world was enslaved.

| April 8, 2011 | 0 Comments More

Obama to Acquire Control of the Internet?

obama-internetWe warned this would happen many months ago. Yet, here we are today, and people are surprised by this blatant move to assert control over the Internet and, indirectly, over those who use it. That would be you and me!

| September 1, 2009 | 2 Comments More

Who Do You Trust More, Obama, or the CIA?

obama-ciaThere is only one reason I can see for Obama allowing the Attorney General to go forward with his investigation and that is raw fear on the part of Obama. It certainly appears as though he fears the CIA, personally, and is out to hamstring them in order to protect himself for some reason yet unknown to the American public.

| August 31, 2009 | 1 Comment More

Days gone by – The suicide of Nero

Lucius Domituis Ahenobarbus, better known as the Emperor Claudius Nero, committed suicide on this day, 9 June 68 AD after reigning for 14 years. He is probably best but incorrectly remembered today as being the Emperor who “fiddled while Rome burned” in the great fire of 64 AD. (Nero played the lyre not a fiddle.) Christians remember that he used them as scapegoats immediately after the fire to shift the blame. The historian Tacitus wrote that Nero had an “immense multitude” of Christians arrested.

| July 1, 2009 | 0 Comments More

Obama's Praetorian Guard Or Another "SS"

The Praetorian Guard was a special force of household troops used by Roman Emperors. Augustus saw the need to establish a troop of soldiers loyal only to him. After Sejanus’ death the Guards became ambitious and began a deadly power play in the Empire. They assassinated emperors, bullied their own Prefects, and eventually turned on the people of Rome.

| November 7, 2008 | 0 Comments More
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