Word of warning: remember when you’ve had a juice containing beetroot.  It’ll save you the morning panic of sitting in the bathroom thinking your colon is suddenly bleeding out. Don’t mention it.  I’m a giver that way.

The Small Arms treaty, supported by our President (who swore to uphold the Constitution and is a Good Man, etc., so we’re shocked, shocked! blah blah blah), garnered 46 Senate votes — an emblem of just how close the New Left takeover of both the Democrat Party and the institutions of influence, from academia to Hollywood to public education to the news media, has driven us to accept, even tentatively,

I know.  It’s outrageous!  Something must be done!  Because if ever there was proof of the institutionalized racism on the right — and the racial sensitivity and revulsion to racialism on the left, who champion minorities by cradling them in the bosom of the state, knowing as they do that the poor dears couldn’t hack self-reliance and require the firm, compassionate hand of the white liberal — this is it,

So now you know what we’ve been up to lately.  And here you all thought I was just slacking.  Shame on you. Anyway, I hope you all got a chance to listen to Levin’s show last evening; his liberty amendment agenda sounds promising, using the 2nd amendment to article 5 to have the states call an amendment convention, essentially circumventing the federal government ruling class and moving directly to rein

…in which the prosecution proceeds with charges the evidence clearly and facially doesn’t substantiate, withholding information from a judge to do so, and then looks to punish not an individual for his alleged misdeeds, but rather a narrative about continued and persistent institutionalized racism it has itself, along with professional rabble rousers (are you one of them outside agitators?) masquerading as civil rights proponents actively helped nurture and promote, with

When push comes to shove, who will the police side with? In Louisiana following Katrina, they confiscated people’s means of defense.  And now in Canada?  Same shit, different moose: A flurry of recent stories about police knocking on – and sometimes knocking in – people’s front doors have raised alarms in both the U.S. and Canada about whether the home is still constitutionally protected from increasing police power. As WND