Rays of Pessimism….

I’ve got two buddies. They’re very knowledgable about history, politics, economics, political philosophy…you name it. Both hold at least one college degree from large universities. One is a hard corps evaneglical Christian. The other is non-religious and libertarian.

I think I’ll call them "Frank" and "Ray". Or…"Frank ‘n Ray". We often get together, and the topic is always the state of America, its people, and the world.

Rays of sunshine, Frank ‘n Ray are not. In fact, they are veriitable "rays of darkness." They are also united in their pessimism over America, its future, and the precipice it now stands at….

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The Liberal Darkness

 On faith, or a lack of, in the enduring order of life.   "Habit and Custom may be the wisdom of unlettered men, but they come from the sound ancient heart of humanity.  Even the wisest of mankind cannot live by reason alone; pure arrogant reason, denying the claims of prejudice (which commonly are also … Read more

As the ninth anniversary of 9/11 draws to a close…

…this picture, via Instapundit, is appropriate. We fight not against a nation-state but a totalitarian ideology masking itself as a religion.  They take advantage of our open and free society even as they hate it as its principle foundations are anathema to Shariah Law.  Even the Imam behind the Cordoba Project (aka, the Ground Zero … Read more

Who is Andrew Breitbart?

Who indeed. Flying my Free State Project colors the other day, I saw Breitbart speak…

 

…and came away more than impressed.

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September 15th.

Do we have the sense to realize that with at least three to five well organized groups already keyed in to the base and in contact with the independent voters for every race, that by shifting these supporters into a massive push on September 15th to back each of the primary winners (along with a focused and parallel GOP effort in every local race), all the way to November, that we will not only take back the state, but take it back with huge margins?

Where You Gonna Run?

Tidy Bowl Man get's his Union Bail outSeparation of powers was meant to divide the authority so that a process of checks and balances was created to protect the people from abuses of power.  This simple reality makes two things the democrats want you to believe impossible.

 

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Burning Korans? Bad. Burning Bibles? Good. Burning Christians alive? That’s okay too.

                  Muslims don’t like the idea of burning Korans. But where was the international Muslim outrage when Muslims were burning crosses and Bibles and firing RPG’s into Churches throughout Gaza in 2007?                   Answer: There was none.                   What about Christians burned alive in Pakistan because they wouldn’t convert to Islam? Where was the international Muslim outrage?                   Answer: There … Read more

“America today is governed by a ghost.”

From Forbes magazine online, "How Obama Thinks," a fascinating essay by Dinesh D’Souza: What makes Barack Obama tick? His father, who was a Kenyan anti-colonialist socialist: "He was a Luo tribesman who grew up in Kenya and studied at Harvard. He was a polygamist who had, over the course of his lifetime, four wives and eight children. … Read more

Turn Your Head And Cough

Looks like the FDA is looking to change how we get our cough syrup.  They are holding a hearing on September 14th to review their fabulous new idea–to require a doctors prescription to get the same cough remedy you currently get over the counter. You would need to go to and pay for a doctor … Read more

More on Burning Korans vs. Burning Bibles

The U.S. in the Age of Obama says "burning Korans is bad!" But it’s just fine on burning Bibles. This is our federal government. Somebody get the hook….

Largest Deployment of NH National Guard Troops…

This Saturday, September 11, 2010, 700 NH National Guard members, from the 197th Fires Brigade, will begin a deployment to Kuwait in "Operation New Dawn", part of President Obama’s new, reduced scope and size mission in Iraq.   A public ceremony will be held at the Verizon Wireless Arena, Manchester.  Doors open at 12pm, ceremony begins … Read more

What’s With The intimidation Tactics?

"urmnt urmnt, urmnmurmt murmnemen".Bill Wynne, a volunteer(?) for the Giuda campaign, made an interesting statement on the NHRVC Facebook page the other day. He’s talking about his favorite candidate knowing full well the NHRVC long ago endorsed Jennifer Horn.

"Hey Kevin, did you see Bob’s 4 30 sec spots I did for the campaign? I posted it to the Grok and they removed it because they do not believe in "freed of speech and expression". I have several vids ready to release about that group, but waiting for the general. They are not registered with the SOS and making endorsements. Not a good position to take. It’s too bad they are so biased. I saw that woman’s video Jennifer something on the 2nd amendment. I wouldn’t have published something of such poor quality not only in sound but video and fuzzy graphics. A real turn off for the viewer and tells what the inside of the campaign may look like putting something like that"

Emphasis mine

This is interesting for reasons you can’t even begin to imagine but first a bit of clarity.  The Grok started a Facebook page not long ago and Bill was one of our first “friends.”  He immediately challenged our judgment in choosing to endorse Horn (which is fine) but then proceeded to pee Giuda propaganda all over our Facebook page like a Bull Dog marking territory.  He essentially took it over for Bob.

Now I like Bob, and Bill, but let’s have some perspective here.  You don’t pirate someone’s fan page for your own purposes like a gay activist takes over Target.  It’s just not good form.  And Bill was still commenting on the page until yesterday after we confronted him about this comment.  He seems to have since taken his toys and gone home.

But we still need to explore this for reasons that I hope will become apparent.

To begin–in no particular order– Bill’s claim that we are biased is accurate only in that we are as much so as he is, accepting the caveat that we didn’t digitally flash mob someone else’s Facebook page to express our opinion—we use or create one of our own.

While that’s not much of an indictment, what follows might be.

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“Don’t tread on me”

  The words on the Gadsden Flag – the unofficial flag of the TEA Party movement.  No one decreed it, no one ordered it, and no law / regulation / statute was passed demanding it be so.  It just became, it just IS.  The people spontaneously decided (with no controlling legal authority, Mr. Gore) that … Read more

We now have incident #2

Well now: same desired result: to silence our speaking out or about concerning given campaigns Same tactic: threat to report to and involved legal authorities so as to accomplish the above Two different campaign bullies: The first was Pat Hynes, of Hynes Communications (or as DiStaso of the Union Leader calls it, the "Patrick Hynes-David … Read more

“…single most important global institution…”

Oh really? And who funds most of its operation, dearie?  You should know – your boss signs the checks, right?  Or is that "far Left" (he is, after all, a true Lefty – watch him sign his name – a two-fer!) No, Madam Secretary – the UN is a mere Wild, Wild West town facade … Read more

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