Category Archives: law
2 Cents Worth On Life Its Ownself
We remove the cobwebs from the memory box and see what’s inside with a couple of side trips to the news of the day. Ms. Rosen picked on the wrong group to slander. It doesn’t pay to arouse those soccer … Continue reading
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2 Cents Worth On Life Its Ownself
Rummaging around the corners of the mental attic we came across a few thoughts that only needed to be dusted off. Maybe you’ll find them worthy of a moment’s reflection or at least amusement. It seems the European leaders are … Continue reading
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The Oil Conspiracy?
Now that oil has hit $100 per barrel again the media is rampant already with comments about “ Big Oil” being behind the rise or else the mysterious “speculators”. Let’s think through some of these conspiracy notions for ourselves. Pretend … Continue reading
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2 Cents Worth On Life Its Ownself
Maybe we should start charging a few sprinkles of gold dust for these pearls of wisdom but for now we’ll hold firm at our bargain prices. There have been many comments about a couple of the Supreme Court Justices recusing … Continue reading
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2 Cents Worth On Life Its Ownself
The offerings here beat the prices at Wal-Mart. Even those of dubious distinction are still a bargain. So, with a nod to Blackie we are off again. Even the most ardent fans of Obamacare must have some pause when they … Continue reading
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Federal Courts Gone Wild
The recent ruling by the Federal District court in California that gays must be allowed to serve in the military and the companion injunction ordering the military to implement her ruling immediately world-wide is very concerning. If you think this is … Continue reading
Filed under government, history, law, military history, Politics
Mortgage Legal Miasma
Everyone by now is aware that several of the largest mortgage providers are holding up on their foreclosure proceedings because they have not offered legitimate proof that they own the mortgages and that they are in default. We don’t get … Continue reading
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GM IPO–A Sure Bet For Profits?
Well, we’ll soon see if all those who advocate big government, government intervention into every aspect of commercial life and the market and crony capitalism are willing to put their money where their mouth is. The GM IPO to offer … Continue reading
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Government Motors Scam–Wow, GM Can Survive On Unlimited US Funds
It is with increasing disgust and even outright anger that I watch the guy in the WH travel about and tout the “rescue” of GM and Chrysler. To hear that version millions of jobs would have been lost but for … Continue reading
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BP And The Rule Of Law
I wouldn’t know judge Feldman from a little green apple but he made a great and correct decision on the Gulf moratorium and it is a trumpet call for the rule of law to be restored. The current gang in … Continue reading
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