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Passion is love and anger combined. Seize truth, and trust others will seize it in your absence.

Cultivated mind is the guardian genius of democracy.

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Making A Killing: The Untold Story of Psychotropic Drugging

Research presented by the Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR). A tale of deception on the dangerous chemical compounds used to treat nonscientific mental disorders. Through commercials, doctors, and even schools, you and your children are being targeted like guinea pigs for profit.

Amazing.



















Ezra Taft Benson on Socialism





At first I wanted to title this "An Old View on Food Stamps," but I was afraid that it would be misconstrued as meaning outdated or no longer valid, when in fact, most of the old views still run deep through this country. I'm going to come back to this, but first a little bit out me...

I am 25. I was reborn a Christian on August 15, 2009. I have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and aim to make my life a tribute to Him. The Holy Spirit found me in a time of despair. Feelings of doom overwhelmed me. My marriage was falling apart, my dog was deathly ill, my business wasn't making any headway, I was far away from family, I was taking out credit to pay bills, and on top of everything, my country and world was ailing along with me. My faith in each aspect of life was waning.

In the last few years, I have come to believe in a divine force that moves through everything in the universe, making us all one. If love is eternal, then love was my God. And so, as I came to find out more of salvation through Christ, I finally released all my fears and guilt of religion, and gave my life over to my savior. The sinner's prayer I spoke through a sobbing, trembling, voice can be found here: http://www.cuttingedge.org/salvation.html

I learned that by the grace of God, we are eternally saved. And every day since my rebirth I have been achieving goal after goal to make myself a better woman...


But this is only the beginning. My marriage disintegrated shortly after, and I am digging myself out of debt. I am thankful for my discipline, however, for I could have gotten so much more in debt if it weren't for my patience, thrift, and entrepreneurship. I have absolute faith that I will get out of this mess right away, and still have money to buy gifts for Christmas.

And so here is how Ezra Taft Benson's sermon fits into this...

I am receiving Food Stamps for the first time in my life. From the day of physical/emotional divorce to the day I got hired to my new job, 20 days passed. After all these years of touting independence and hard work, I filed for aid. Do I feel good about it? Do I think the government owes me? Part of me expects the system to fail soon anyway, and many other people I know are currently on aid. It doesn't make me right to follow the trend. I am receiving Food Stamps only temporarily, and come spring, God willing, I will be on my way to a career in education.

I pray that my own acts of charity will forgive me of using the system. I feel bad that I'm receiving money from taxpayers, both current, and in the future. My own grandchildren will still be paying for it... that is, if the whole system doesn't dissolve before then.

Taxing is theft and welfare is the antithesis of altruism.

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Catchy Jingle

Friday, December 4, 2009

Standing Firm

Obama orders 30,000-troop buildup in Afghanistan

The Geography of a Recession

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