Monthly Archives: December 2010

Or As I Am Fond Of Saying; “Are We Free Or A Bunch Of Limp Dicked Pussies? “You have rights antecedent to all earthly governments: rights that cannot be repealed or restrained by human laws; rights derived from the Great … Continue reading →

When a system of government oversteps it’s legitimate authority, then, either by coercion, or force, imposes its will upon the people, tyranny exists . History records numerous occasions when people, who have risen up and shook off the shackles which … Continue reading →

I don’t know what caused it, but as of late I have been getting a lot of e-mail from people telling me how good a writer I am. I do not consider myself great, or even real good. Especially since … Continue reading →

I told myself that I was not going to write anything on Christmas Day, that I was going to give people a rest from my incessant nagging. But this story pissed me off and now I need to vent my … Continue reading →

This was the speech given by James Madison in which he introduced the amendments which formed the basis of our current Bill of Rights. I have emphasized the passages I found to be both interesting, and of importance. I hope … Continue reading →

On April 11, 1912, the unthinkable happened; the luxury liner the Titanic struck an iceberg and sank. Many people felt the Titanic was unsinkable, yet two and one half hours after striking that iceberg, it was on it’s way to … Continue reading →

I have been under the weather since late Friday afternoon. This article began then, and has been fermenting in my head since. In between naps, doses of cough medicine, and my wife’s TLC and chicken soup, I scribbled down the … Continue reading →

After writing my most recent article, I decide to condense and rephrase it in the form of a letter addressed to Justice Stephen Breyer. This is what will be going out in tomorrows mail the the Supreme Court c/o Justice … Continue reading →

The other day I received an e-mail containing a link to a video of Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer on FOX News Sunday. Justice Breyer was explaining his judicial philosophy, as discussed in his book, Making Democracy Work. It was … Continue reading →

When someone tells you something, have you ever stopped to consider what exactly it is that causes you to accept that they are saying is the truth? Is it because the person speaking is a friend, maybe they are a … Continue reading →