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Texas Is Now Corrupt, Can Secession Save It?

A member of Congress is not going to be able to, just to give a recent example, stop the property tax rates from going up in the State of Texas as Susan Combs, the Texas State Comptroller, wants her fellow Texans to know. Apparently you’ve been concentrating so much on the federal legislature that you forgot there are sales taxes and property taxes in Texas.

February 22, 2013 15

Daily Clip

Abortion Justified With Reason Is Still Murder

Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Transcript - All of our existence now is all to be determined by us, by man. We are in control of everything according to Ms. Williams. You then have no reason to not do almost anything or to do something in your life other than whether or not you choose to. This is why the idea that reason informs civilization, that this is one of the […]

January 28, 2013 7

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Complaining Is A Multi-Billion-Dollar Industry

Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Transcript - The idea that we consistently complain about all the imperfections that are around us, that are part of the vicissitudes of life is another one of these things that “conservatives” are going to have to come to grips with sooner or later. Just continuing to complain, all that does is make complaining a world-class industry. It’s a multi-billion dollar industry, the complaining industry. Check […]

January 28, 2013 6

Daily Clip

Representative James White Of Texas Is Actually Doing Something

Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Transcript - Isn’t Representative White of Texas admitting that the state legislatures are in on the debt, and the state legislatures actively participate in running it up? They’re the ones that are spending the money. If you’re making contingency plans for what’s going to happen in the absence of borrowed federal money or manufactured money out of thin air, you then are admitting that you’re accepting […]

January 22, 2013 5

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Mike Church Show Caller Bob vs AG on Abortion

Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Transcript - In order to push and promote his view of how the black man should be treated in the American society and in our civilization and communities, King basically had to advocate some form of civil disobedience. There were laws on the books that made it impossible for minorities to do certain things. As King viewed them, they were incompatible with a free society. He […]

January 16, 2013 4

Catholicism

“Whom the Gods Would Destroy, They First Make Mad” And They’re Right on Schedule

Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Transcript - It’s rumored that Albert Einstein coined the phrase that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again but expecting different results. If that really is the definition of insanity -- and I haven’t checked that out with the clinicians and those that study these sorts of ailments of the mind. If that is indeed the definition of insanity, I […]

January 4, 2013 6

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Caller: People Aspire to Have Community Bonds Without Doing What Cultivates Community

Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Transcript - Membership is aspired to and it’s what makes community so powerful. You have no guarantee, even if you’re in the United States, and no sense of guarantee or no sense that you should accept without actual investigation that those people you’re about to counter believe as you do, that they fear retribution of the transcendent, of God, if they commit certain acts and atrocities […]

December 18, 2012 6

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Scalia and Feds Control Over Marriage is Wrong

Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Transcript - You might notice in the movies these days they say, “By the power vested in me by the State of Louisiana, I now pronounce you man and wife.” What do you mean by the power vested to you by the state? Marriage is a sacrament. Latin sacramentum, gift, gift from God. It is a religious bond consecrated in the eyes of God. It is […]

December 11, 2012 10

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Albert J Nock – republicanism and Scaling Down to End Tyranny

Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Transcript - This piece by Albert J. Nock comes in handy, “What America Can Learn from Kutusov.” This was published in 1936, so we’re going to hop in the King Dude’s wayback machine and go back a little bit in time. I believe that Nock’s take on this and take on our general affliction is inspirational. It ties in nicely and neatly with [r]epublicanism, which is […]

December 6, 2012 1