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Adoptive Hostages In Illinois

November 28, 2011 by

Are Children Adoptive Hostages In Illinois?

In December of 2010 the State of Illinois began recognizing same-sex marriages and civil unions, then, on June 1, 2011, it passed a piece of legislation called the Religious Freedom Protection and Civil Union Act that gives homosexual married couples all the legal rights of heterosexual married couples.

The problem?

The Religious Freedom Protection and Civil Union Act does not protect the religious freedoms of everyone in the State, it usurps them under the guise of social equality and attempts to force many religious institutions to recognize same-sex marriages against their religion, their Constitutional rights, and their will.

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Pre-Republican Primary Thoughts (Part 2)

November 14, 2011 by

Approximately half a year ago, I wrote this bit about the people who the media expected to run in 2012 for the Presidency of the United States and while many of my opinions have not changed and many of my predictions proved true, this topic needs re-visited, specifically, because of the media.

The mainstream news media would like nothing more than to pick the next Republican candidate who will contend with President Barack Obama in the 2012 Presidential elections. After all, the media get to report on who won debates, decide who is likeable and who is not, along with being able to question and scrutinize the experience and qualifications of any candidate presented to the American public.

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Dear Lie

November 9, 2011 by

Today, as I was relaxing and listening to some music, I ran across a TLC song (written by Babyface and Tionne Watkins “T-Boz”) called, “Dear lie“.  All day long, the lyrics to the song have reverberated in my head because they epitomize everything  I would like to convey to the leadership of the Democratic party. For the better part of 20 years,  the Democratic Party has sought to change its image because,  historically, it was Democrats who opposed abolishing slavery and it was Democrats who opposed the civil rights of blacks and women.

But this is only the beginning of their sordid deeds and their “face change“, to this very day, is only skin deep.

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The Occupy Movement

November 5, 2011 by

On September 17, 2011, many people, encouraged by social media, unions, and community organizers attempted to “Occupy Wall Street”. The original goal of this group was to force Wall Street traders and employees to wade through a “peaceful protest” to get to work everyday which, in turn, would cause the stock markets to shut down. Upon failing to carry out their goal, the organizers of the “Occupy Wall Street”  movement used the mainstream media attention to call for Americans to “occupy something”. But unlike the “Occupy Wall Street” movement, the “Occupy” movement has little to do with corporate greed, bank bailouts, entitlement cuts, fair taxes, unending war, or the unemployment situation and more to do with encouraging civil disorder and unrest.

This is where things go from bad… to worse…

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