Recently, a small firestorm was ignited by Valerie Lucus-McEwen, a government emergency management employee, who had the temerity to accuse preppers of “selfishness.” While your immediate reaction may be – as mine certainly was – “Are people really and truly ...
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Keeping the Broken Pieces
by Toni Babcock Recently, I was cleaning an apartment when I noticed an interesting shadow box hanging on the wall. The box framed a collection of broken shards. Each shard was carefully mounted to showcase its shape and faded design. ...
Read More »Medical Testing Through Hospital-Mandated Flu Shots
by Jessica Whited, R.N. With hospitals mandating the flu shot and government agencies recommending it to be given to children as young as six months old every year for the rest of their lives (1), many would assume it must ...
Read More »Financial Consequences of the 2012 Election
by Mary Holloway The stock market voted Wednesday, and it was not a vote of confidence. The DOW was down 312.95, but the broader S&P 500 was down 33.86, breaking support levels as it plunged. Many investment gurus, such as ...
Read More »Global Warming and Your Freedom
by Jim Vanne No one in America will have failed to note the abnormal warmth this year. Is this it? Have we now reached that hockey stick moment Al Gore cites from Michael Mann? Certainly, the mainstream media would ...
Read More »Financial Doings and Misdoings As of Late
by MaryHolloway Love Wednesday, July 25, 2012 at 6:24pm The market was like a roller coaster Wednesday, as it started off low, the S&P 500 was a negative 2.33 points with the equities up barely 30 points. The VIX (which measures ...
Read More »Storing Your Own Food: A Quick and Easy Guide to Home Canning
By Lee Bellinger I clearly remember my grandmother’s home canning. It was the stuff of legend in our family – and yes, some teasing because it seemed to be a throwback to the Great Depression. Yet now, numerous decades later, ...
Read More »Agenda 21 In One Easy Lesson
by Tom DeWeese (American Policy Center) Awareness of Agenda 21 and sustainable development is racing across the nation as citizens in community after community are learning what their city planners are actually up to. As awareness grows, I am receiving ...
Read More »Global Poverty Act is Back… Is Bill Gates the World’s Richest Useful Idiot?
by Tom DeWeese He might be a whiz kid at creating computer software, but beyond that, Bill Gates has proven time and again that he hasn’t a clue about why or how freedom works. He constantly teams up with anti-free ...
Read More »New Ways to Enjoy Venison
In response to Southern Country Girl’s letter to the editor (8/29/2011), our generous readers have contributed their favorite venison recipes. Enjoy! ———————————– Two Family Favorites In reading your letter last week from Southern County Girl, I thought I would introduce ...
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