Shortly after World War II ended, every member of my New Hampshire family became aware of the threat posed by communism within the borders of two former allies: China and Russia.
Notable Quote – This Is Why Decentralization of Society is so Important
The “Great Mind Fallacy,” or GMF … has two aspects. Its first is to believe that there is some person or group of people who possess enough information, and is endowed with sufficiently superior character, that we can safely entrust with the authority of crafting policy for citizens. Its second aspect is to endorse public … Read more
Lessons (Advice) for Victims of Left-Wing Domestic Terrorism (So, All of Us)
We were called racists long before it was cool. Bigots, sexists, patriarchal haters. Our response? Tell everyone about it and take no (rhetorical) prisoners. We refuse to live in a world where culture warriors unchallenged can detonate#Woke roadside bombs at the first sign of awkward elocution to ruin lives.
Truth Bomb for Black College Instructor Who Writes About Gassing White People
Ben Philippe is an instructor of English at Barnard College. He wrote a book in which he talks about ” “detonating” white people while nearby air vents spew out noxious gas.”
Is Nashua Overpaying For Its It Systems?
Nashua taxpayers’ have some serious problems and cyber-security issues within the IT Department. Yet, we’re spending a LOT for them. Taxpayers have paid the following for their IT Department over the last 8 months.
Data Point – Rise in Federal Regulations
The Federal Register is where agency rules, notices, and new rules are kept. And except for Trump’s term, the Rules keep adding up – requiring specialized knowledge to keep out of court.
A Peaceful Declaration of Rights by the Free People of the World
I. When in the Course of human events and affairs it becomes evident that otherwise well-intentioned people have become unaware and/ or insensitive to the pains, injuries, and suffering they are inflicting on their fellow Natural Persons,
Here’s A Trump Executive Order I’m Not Sorry to See Canceled
While Trump was deleting regulations (generally), he esentially demanded that the ATF “regulate” bump stocks as machine guns after the Las Vegas shooting that killed 58 people. The problem is that an Executive Order can’t override, either by deleting or adding to, established Law.
Notable Quote – Cooperation
What has changed over humanity’s recent history is not biology, psychology, physiology, ecology, or geography. What has changed, instead, is their attitudes. As economic historian Deirdre McCloskey has demonstrated in her magisterial three-volume investigation under the general title The Bourgeois Era, the most salient factor distinguishing the post-1800 era from everything that went before is the attitudes people held … Read more
Everything the Left Does Looks Like This
In 2010, having suffered successive years of Democrat majority legislatures, and reckless spending, Democrat governor John Lynch decided (perhaps as a distraction) that the state should “reduce” the school dropout rate to near-zero.
Update: Motion to Dismiss Hearing – Sherm Packard/Chuck Morse vs Dan Richard’s Writ of Mandamus
A Writ of Mandamus, for review, is a pleading to the Court system to order Government officials to do what they are supposed to do either under statute or Constitutionally. Dan Richard started a Remonstrance process (“seeking redress for grievances”) against a couple of gun control bills back in the last session: Shurtleff / Soucy (both Dems).
State Health Department Quietly Begins Mass-Collection of Vaccine Data, Including Refusals
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services has finally launched the long-contested vaccination registry to track all vaccination “events” which includes vaccination administration as well as refusals. We’d like to thank NH State Rep Leah Cushman for this Op-Ed. If you have an Op-Ed or LTE you would like us to consider please … Read more
Endless Lawsuits to Funnel Limitless Amounts of Money to Failing Government Schools
With the realization that many of our state and national elections have been determined by pre-programmed ballot counting machine voter fraud, people who now want to get involved need a basic set of documents for research.
Navigating The Territory: The Connecticut Restart
As Connecticut employers enter this challenging phase of restarting work and reopening workplaces, many owners are looking for insights. It’s important to keep exploring and refining our approaches to find the best options for health, safety, and sensitivity. Pandemic Laws Are Changing Rapidly Employers are working tirelessly to stay up to date with the lightning-fast … Read more
Biden to Issue a Hindu Ban
This: Hey … what’s sauce for the Orange Man is sauce for the Senile, Sleepy Man.
No one needs…
During his recent address to Congress, Joe Biden said that ‘there’s no possible justification for having 100 rounds’ when you have a firearm with you. How does he know this? From talking to ‘responsible gun owners’ and ‘hunters’?
Is Nashua City Right To Know Coordinator Jesse Neumann Just Playing Word Salad in his RTK Responses?
To the Board of Assessors – Attached is an email response to a written request that was already satisfied but for some reason, I received this response yesterday from [Right To Know Coordinator Jesse] Neumann.
Why Is the Left So Fearful Of Christians?”
In his Boston Herald op. ed. Column Focus on the Family president Jim Daly makes many valid points (“Why is the left so fearful of Christians?” April 25, 2021); but I would like to add one more.
Realizing a Progressive Dream by Rewriting the English Dictionary
Today’s Democrats seem to have a way with words. They may have learned the power of word manipulation sometime around the turn of this century. That’s when they introduced to America a radical concept once considered outlandish. They couldn’t have done it without redefining a single word, a word that, throughout recorded history, meant the … Read more
Nashua Alderman Suggest Cutting Budget for Right to Know Requests
Good evening,
My Name is Albert Todd and I live at <redacted> in Nashua. I am writing this message in response to the Nashua Alderman Board that I joined and watched on 4/27/2021. During this board meeting, many interesting topics were discussed but one struck me as odd and alarming. That is when the Board started discussing a reduction in funding for Right to Know Requests.