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There Will Be War

Posted on September 7, 2009 by ehurst

If you cared enough to look at all the evidence, from as far back as WW1, GEN Butler (USMC) told us war was a racket. Even our revolutionary war included some hidden profit motives never discussed in mainstream history lessons. … Continue reading →

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Truth Doesn’t Sell

Posted on September 4, 2009 by ehurst

Telling the truth won’t make you any money. There might be a jillion different reasons, but I’m sure one of them is truth doesn’t really care about making money. That’s the way truth works. Of course, we all know the … Continue reading →

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More Maybes on Flu Propaganda

Posted on September 3, 2009 by ehurst

Today, Bloomberg’s claimed the flu vaccine being produced for use in the US will not contain adjuvants because the FDA hasn’t approved them yet. Tell that to the veterans suffering from Gulf War Syndrome. This is a propaganda ploy, an … Continue reading →

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How Far Will It Go?

Posted on September 2, 2009 by ehurst

There is rampant speculation regarding the impending burst of tyranny in the US. I’m not a prophet. I’m just another blogging idiot with an opinion, but I contend it’s an informed opinion. I’ve worked in government and law enforcement, among … Continue reading →

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Lessons in Propaganda: My Dog Tank

Posted on August 30, 2009 by ehurst

There is a popular tale making the email rounds. Among the various titles, I received it as “To Whoever Gets My Dog”. This is merely pro-war jingoist propaganda (not to mention bad grammar — try “Whomever” as in “To Whom”). … Continue reading →

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Willing Doormats

Posted on August 28, 2009 by ehurst

Somehow I doubt my personal experience is so very unique, if only because the salient parts were shared with large numbers of others. Every time I have worked within a government bureaucracy, there were several kinds of people I could … Continue reading →

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Medical Break Dancing

Posted on August 27, 2009 by ehurst

Let’s break it on down. It has been said, “Everyone has a right to decent medical care.” No. You cannot posit a positive right. Rights, by definition, are granted by God. Our world is fallen, and God has commanded certain … Continue reading →

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While We’re Waiting…

Posted on August 26, 2009 by ehurst

I understand the FDIC 2nd Quarterly Report for 2009 has been staged for release tomorrow. That in itself means nothing, since bureaucracy seldom operates optimally. However, given the situation, waiting until a Thursday may well be a low-level tactical move. … Continue reading →

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Your Next New Government

Posted on August 23, 2009 by ehurst

Okay, we have had a really bad time with that king and his minions in the assembly. Fat lot of good that thing was made His Majesty give up some power; he just got more people to agree with him … Continue reading →

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World Upside Down

Posted on August 22, 2009 by ehurst

It is no longer hyperbole to suggest the federal government of the U.S.A., and many state governments therein, have surrendered any claim on legitimacy. Where do I find words to say this? At this point, I’m either preaching to the … Continue reading →

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