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North Korea Executes 80 People
Every time I start to believe the U.S. is going to ‘hell in a handbasket,’ all I have to do is look at how ‘good’ the folk in other country’s have it. It’s a real wake-up call. Eighty people have been publicly executed in North Korea. The State permits executions for conspiring to overthrow the government, treason, terrorism,…
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The Sins of the Reverend
Al Sharpton hosts a show for MSNBC and is a public speaker, both of which bring in money for him. However, there are more details behind his finances that have raised some eyebrows – and, it’s just not the money he owes in back taxes or the fact that his ventures are in debt. Comcast,…
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So Much for Planning
Four-days into 2015 and my plan to stop blogging has already gone south on me. During the last 30-days, I looked at my blogging pattern and realized it has increased from one article a month to sometimes several in one day. The word ‘addicted’ comes to mind. So I decided to quit, but can’t since I keep finding stuff I want to…
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Selective Outrage
The heads of Animal right’s groups and their mindless minions are nothing but frauds. I say this knowing it’s going to piss a lot of people off. To be clear — many of my friends and my family (including my wife) all support ‘animal rights,’ meaning we do not want to see any animal suffer. I…
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Harry Reid Kicks Own Ass, Requires Hospitalization
Nevada’s senior Senator Harry Reid broke “a number of ribs and bones in his face” while exercising. He was using a piece of equipment to exercise Thursday when it broke, causing him to fall. Reid was admitted overnight at University Medical Center in Las Vegas for the injuries after first being taken to St. Rose…
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Del Norte County Cold Case Murder Makes State History
She arrived in Del Norte County around 8 p.m., on October 26, 1994, having been dropped off at the Texaco service station on Highway 101. The petite red-head would write in her diary of the trip: “The third car that picked me up were two old guys, Chris Collins and Ernie. They took me to…
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The Impact of Declining Oil Prices
Keep your eye on the price of oil over the coming weeks. Right now, the U.S. produces more oil than both Saudi Arabia or Russia and this has resulted in the creation of millions of jobs. Unfortunately, the shale oil boom is coming to an end and OPEC has declared a price war on U.S. shale…
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2014: The Year in Review
The first day of the New Year saw the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act go into effect. However on June 30, the Supreme Court ruled that some companies can refuse insurance coverage for contraceptives due to religious objections. Colorado legalized the purchase of marijuana for recreational purposes on January 1. It wasn’t until…
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Nevada’s 2014 in Review
The New Year began with word that 75 percent of applicants had failed the Department of Motor Vehicles written test needed for the new driver authorization card. Passed by the 2013 Legislature and signed by Governor Brian Sandoval the law allows illegal’s in Nevada without citizenship status to get the driver authorization cards. Also in…
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Rewarding Bad Behavior with Good Positions
Isaiah 5:20 warns, “Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.” This is exactly what progressives in the U.S. Senate on both side of the aisle continue to do. The latest example is Alissa Starzak,…