Bruce Political Watch

Tweet Do I detect some similarities?…Hmmm, maybe, maybe not. Yeah I know, Obama being on the flag is not breaking any laws, and yes, it is free speech, but the bottom line with me is, I do not want Obama’s picture or anybody else on our American Flag! And yet, I cannot help but notice the smugness and arrogance portrayed in that image and how it reminds me of other ruinous political figures around the world, dead or alive. Our Country’s flag does not belong to any one person, and surely not...

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We hear these words more and more all the time, alarmingly loud to some us us, yet not so to others, a now common occurrence in our everyday vocabulary, yet we don’t notice it so much because it is really so very subtle, they have worked their way in gradually, which is the way it is meant to be. A quick look at the words and phrases meant to give us good feelings about our world….a bit tongue in cheek, here goes: Eco-friendly Someone else determining what items I purchase are good for...

Protests or rallies are nothing without the signs, and of course the people to carry them. With the occupy wall street occupiers out in full force, it is a free for all of crazy and outrageous statements amidst the trash, tents, and toplessness, here’s my version and reply. Randomly selected and in no particular order, but for some perspective, keep this picture in mind. Sign Quotes are Bold, my comments: italics, “Money is Not Debt” …. but if you owe it to somebody, IT IS! “Schools, Not War”...

Sold Out After Crisis, is a guide to help you prepare for any disaster such as a hurricane, earthquake, fire, flood, tornado, or any other supply chain disrupting event, Along with basics such as water, lighting, batteries, etc, the right foods are critical to your well being, there are 37 critical food items you will need to have. These are natural disaster events that we should be prepared for, depending on what part of the country (world) you live in, whether you are in hurricane, tornado,...

Rap artist Remy laments Congress’s irrational action of doing away with the incandescent light bulb, just one more thing in our big government’s quest to take away our choices and tell us what is right for us. Set to “Every Breath You Take” Great job Remy! Lyrics available at Reason.tv

Three unrelated subjects in and of themselves to be sure, all very big topics each of them separately, and usually treated as such, Yet Free Speech, the Right to Bear Arms, and Personal Property Rights have always been under attack. These three are the very soul and being of our country and freedom, and are very much related because of the efforts against them. Without negating or lessening the other parts of the Constitution, I feel the 1st, 2nd, and 4th amendments are very critical and...

“Building the XL extension will create 20,000 construction jobs financed with private money. The extension will add 510,000 barrels of Canadian oil a day to the system—oil we will not have to import from OPEC countries.” Human Events Townhall.com, Lisa Benson

Republicans on the House Administration Committee want to shore up voter registration rules in the wake of a Colorado study that found as many as 5,000 non-citizens in the state took part in last year’s election. Rep. Gregg Harper (R-Miss.), the panel’s chairman, called the study “a disturbing wake-up call” that should cause every state to review its safeguards to prevent illegal voting. “We simply cannot have an electoral system that allows thousands of non-citizens to violate the law and vote in our elections. We must do more to protect the integrity of our electoral processes,” Harper added

It all comes from somewhere upstream. Nearly 50% of our nations power is from coal fired plants. So much for reducing our “carbon footprint”.

Many of us have a theory of the law which we attain through the reading of various ideologically minded attorneys and judges, and we assign to that reading a certain level of credibility based on whether or not it conforms to our view of reality. This is true of everyone, regardless of their background and standing in life. Louis Althusser put it best: “Ideology is a ‘Representation’ of the Imaginary Relationship of Individuals to their Real Conditions of Existence.” Nowhere is this more true than in the average person’s view of the law. There’s the view of the law

Pulled this from Facebook before it was taken down, there were 4 more “inspiring people” that I could not picture of which were also Mao Tse Tung, and Joseph Stalin. Oh yeah, don’t forget to check out his love for the Tea Party. Jared LaughnerAdd as Friend Lives in Create an Ad Sponsored Philosophy Favorite Quotes “Ask for work. If they do nt give you work, ask for bread. If they do not give you work or bread, then take bread.” People Who Inspire Jared 4 More

by Paul Mulshine FrontPagemag.com December 24, 1999 ON DECEMBER 24, 1971, the New York Times ran one of the first of many articles on a new holiday designed to foster unity among African Americans. The holiday, called Kwanzaa, was applauded by a certain sixteen-year-old minister who explained that the feast would perform the valuable service of “de-whitizing” Christmas. The minister was a nobody at the time but he would later go on to become perhaps the premier race-baiter of the twentieth...

Silver Vs. Gold, The Dilemma As I ponder the state of the economy and think about on how to best prepare for the worse and where to put the few assets that I have, I realize that gold, however much it is being pushed these days, is out of reach for the average person both in terms of cost and practicality of use in the long run. Not that I would not want gold. All those guys on the TV and radio pushing gold think we all have 2-3 grand sitting around. You see, I want to to be able to function...