The upward pressure of ongoing scandals is moving into the White House. Benghazi, AP, IRS.
The president’s surrogates are trying out their lying skills.
Jay Carney: The situation at the IRS isn’t really a scandal, depending on what the definition of “is” is. And if one uses the passive voice, that’s acceptable, as in “mistakes were made.” Continue reading
As my guest column today, I’m publishing a long excerpt of observations about the recent terror bombing by noted self-empowerment journalist and author, Jon Rappoport, truly at the top of the list in my pantheon of true heroes—and truth heroes—of the species. Jon has blown the whistle on every crime of the Men of the Power Sickness, from AIDS to psychiatric drugs. But his central mission in life appears to be liberating individual human consciousnesses from the ‘Matrix’ created by these defective controllers. Who seem to be behind every recent act of mass terror in the US… time, and independent journalists like Rappoport, will tell whether the Boston Marathon bombing is another piece of their work. — ed Continue reading
January 25, 2013: www.nomorefakenews.com
By liberals, I simply mean those people who accept big government as a given, regardless of their political affiliation.
And yes, at certain key levels, they are a club. They come from major media, large corporations, banks, the military, well-funded foundations, investment houses, do-good non-profits, legal and medical societies, academic factories, think tanks, and of course the huge pool of government employees. Continue reading
Excerpted from the January 03, 2013 www.nomorefakenews.com
re: NY Times op-ed, “Let’s Give Up on the Constitution,” December 30, by Louis Michael Seidman
It doesn’t surprise me that the NY Times has decided the Constitution is merely a reference document now. The paper’s loyal readership, what’s left of it, lives huddled on the upper east side of New York, behind their hundred-million-dollar front doors, where wealth must be protected through any and all means. Continue reading
Whatever his medium, the artist stands outside the group and the group’s slogans.
If the group is living in Tuesday, he is living in Friday.
He sees invention everywhere, even in the faces that float by on the street. He sees their theatrical roles and the messages that are written on their lips before they speak. Continue reading