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Germany has re-instituted border controls between Austria and Germany. The Schengen open-border policy among 25 or so European countries will not survive this. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/sep/13/germany-to-close-borders-exit-schengen-emergency-measures As I have said before, multi-culturalism and moral relativism are failed philosophies that lead inexorably to … Continue reading →

The case of activist federal judge Bunning is a sad one. As has occurred so many times in the past, in the case of Kentucky clerk Mrs. Kim Davis, the media and activists present two sides of an argument, supposedly … Continue reading →

“Although material circumstances and politicians’ self-interest helped to make America  what it is today, the most important cause was a change in the prevailing understanding of justice among leading American intellectuals and in the American people. Today’s liberalism and the policies that it … Continue reading →

When Mrs. Davis, the clerk in Kentucky, was elected, she swore an oath to Kentucky’s Constitution which, as in 29 other states, contained a provision to protect traditional marriage.  A federal judge ordered her to issue marriage licenses to gay … Continue reading →

Please correct me if I am wrong here: The Constitution requires 2/3 vote to propose and then 3/4 vote to ratify by both houses of the U.S. Congress to pass an amendment to the Constitution. The Congress would never get … Continue reading →

At a meeting of Nobel laureates, Nobel laureate, physicist Ian Giaever blasts Obama and global warming.  “Global warming has become a religion.” Here is his talk on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCy_UOjEir0

“What’s happening here [at the UN] is that science and scientists are being used. As window dressing – to obscure what’s actually going on.” Easy to understand article and slides at this link. http://nofrakkingconsensus.com/2015/09/01/3-things-scientists-need-to-know-about-the-ipcc/ And then there is the sneaky … Continue reading →

Why do you bomb so many countries? Because making bombs is where the money is. “U.S. Central Command’s latest figures on its aerial bombardment of Iraq and Syria reveal that this is the heaviest U.S. bombing campaign since President George … Continue reading →

Israel imports 77% of its oil from Iraqi Kurdistan. Israel has reportedly bought 19 million barrels of Kurdish oil in recent months, providing the embattled Kurd autonomous region with essential funding to fight against ISIS, a terror organization which was … Continue reading →

Forty year veteran former NOAA meteorologist: “For over 15 years an inordinate proportion of government and corporate research grants have been awarded to universities for a single specific purpose: to prove human activities and the burning of fossil fuels are … Continue reading →