Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Say NO to gun control

One of the first thing dictators do when they take command is remove the publics ability to defend itself.

These school massacres occur because the government has violated the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution by declaring "gun free zones."

These "gun free zones" violate the second amendment just as "free speech zones" violate the first amendment. When you remove a persons ability to defend themselves you essentially sentence then to death at the hands of these killers. If only one person was armed and ready to shoot that killer, we could have avoided this whole tragedy.

One such example was the Appalachian School of Law shooting where students who were armed and had concealed carry permits were able to subdue a shooter.

It is clear that the second amendment must be defended, for the public safety.

Thursday, April 12, 2007

Monsanto corn causes kidney and liver toxicity

A type of genetically modified corn, produced by Monsanto, has proven to cause kidney and liver toxicity as well as hormonal changes in animals; this corn, MON863, was approved for human consumption in 2006.

Here are just some of the findings:

Male rats lost 3.3 percent of their body weight and their internal dietary chemistry was disturbed. Female rats lost 3.7 percent of their body weight and their triglycerides increased 24 to 40 percent. Triglycerides are fat deposits in the blood stream.

Again, this corn was approved for human consumption.

Approved in the United States, Canada, China, the E.U., Japan, Mexico and The Phillipines.

Feel sick yet?

Well, if you eat Monsanto corn, you just might!

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Wednesday, April 11, 2007

Duke rape charges dropped

The Duke University lacrosse team rape case is finally over, all charges have been dropped, announced North Caroline Attorney General Roy Cooper.

All three men, David Evans, Collin Finnerty and Reade Seligmann, were indicted last year for kidnapping and sex offense charges stemming from a party that was held by the lacrosse team in March of 2006. The actual rape charges were dismissed laster on in December, but the other charges were still pursued.

Article: ABC News

Monday, April 09, 2007

"The Last Confessions of E. Howard Hunt"

The April 5, 2007 issue of Rolling Stone featured an interesting article which contained a deathbed confession of E. Howard Hunt, a noted CIA Spy and figure in the Bay of Pigs, Watergate scandal and Nixon administration. Hunt, before his death, gave this confession to his son so that the secret would not die with him. The article was by Erik Hedegaard

According to the confession, which was given over several father-son meetings, Lyndon B. Johnson gave the orders for President Kennedy to be taken out; the orders were given to a assassination squad organized by the CIA. He also supplied the names of the actual killers, which included Frank Sturgis, William Harvey, David Morales, Antonio Veciana, David Atlee Philips, Cord Meyer and Lucien Sarti.

Article: Rolling Stone

Sunday, April 08, 2007

Let's get this show on the road!

Article II, Section 4 of the Constitution
"The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors."
The procedure:
Impeachment resolutions, written by members of the House, are turned over to the House Judiciary Committee which then decides the validity of the resolution, the claims within and whether the claims merit a referral to the House for a formal vote.

The House then votes on whether to hold formal impeachment hearings, a simple majority is required to proceed.

If a majority approves the measure, the House Judiciary Committee conducts and investigation to determine if enough evidence is available to warrant indictment of the President. Formal articles of impeachment are drafted, including the specific charges that are supported by evidence. The Committee must vote on each article of impeachment in order for them to be sent to the House floor.

The House votes on whether a trial in the Senate is necessary, this requires a simple majority.

If a majority approves the articles of impeachment a trial is prepared in the Senate with special members of the House acting as prosecutors.

With the Chief Justice presiding, a formal trial is held in the Senate. The President may be represented by any person he wishes. The President's presence is not required for the proceedings.

The trial may be held on the Senate floor or in a Senate Committee, which would report all matters to the Senate floor.

The trial is held, witnesses are examined and cross-examined, all questions from Senators are submitted in writing.

After the evidence and arguments are heard, the Senate deliberates in private and finally holds a public vote on whether to convict or acquit the President. A 2/3 majority is necessary for a conviction.

Friday, April 06, 2007

Heated Argument Between Bill O'Reilly and Geraldo Rivera

This is a video of Bill O'Reilly and Geraldo Rivera getting in a very heated argument over a recent drunk driving incident in Virginia and whether the fact that the drunk driver is an illegal alien has any factor in the crime.


Thursday, April 05, 2007

Personal Update

Wow, time sure does fly.

Anyways, I am suffering from a cold, I always get this way in the spring, I don't know why. This morning I woke up wheezing and coughing and I had a stuffed up nose. Thankfully I took some medication that should clear this up.

Next, about this site:

I changed the layout, it was originally designed to work with an 800x600 resolution but this did not allow me to make maximum usage of the space, plus I wanted to add some material but it would not fit. I now have a flexible layout, it will work in both large resolutions and smaller resolutions.