Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but DELIVER US FROM EVIL.
For Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory, forever and ever. Amen †
… while there the crowd also met Mitt Romney:
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Tilda is a ROCKSTAR !!
No shit Sherlock.
You’ve been a prop for the hardline industrialized global leftists since they wiped the mayo drool from your mouth at Occidental cafeteria commons, and convinced you to become the “front man” for this Jarrett scheme.
“You know, I was backstage with David Plouffe, some of you guys know he’s sort of a mastermind of campaign organization and we were talking about how as the campaign goes on, we become less relevant. I’m sort of a prop in the campaign. He’s just bothering a bunch of folks, calling, asking what’s going on.”
In the fall of 2007 with the epicenter of early global financial collapse clearly evident in our six (fuse lit Sept 2005), yet no-one paying attention yet, we began researching “The Bigger Scheme”, Keeping Hope A Lie.
Barack was merely a tool then, he remains as such today. (more…)
I write this not as a partisan, but as one American who has been engaged in extensive political research for five solid years. The picture in our current banner is reflective of my feeling right now: Hands outstretched toward the heavens asking “why”? Not why did Mitt Romney lose, but why cannot our citizenry see what they just did?
By now most of you know my approach at understanding events, and their surrounding outcomes. Events that create both intended, and unintended consequences.
That approach is research; pure research to understand the specifics of the circumstances and understand the mindset behind the people within the events being portrayed.
The “why” is more valuable than the “what”.
So I hope you will digest this analysis with the understanding this is not a series of guesses, projections, or predictions. This is merely assembling the puzzle bits – organizing them, placing them into their logical pattern of connectivity – then standing back and looking at what is factually evident within the assembly. (more…)
Earlier today the Huffington Post decided to take the progressive position to defend the NJ and New York power companies from well deserved ridicule. The Power Companies in both states have refused to allow non-union disaster recovery teams to rebuild power service to affected citizens in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
The Huffington Post presented, once again, a series of falsehoods intended to deflect the truth: (Huffington Post) Out-of-state workers have been pouring into New Jersey to help with the recovery efforts from Hurricane Sandy, but one Alabama-based utility crew claims that it returned home because of a requirement that all workers be union-affiliated. Labor officials, a New Jersey utility company and Gov. Chris Christie deny, however, that any such condition exists. (more…)
When I started compiling word pictures of my childhood memories, I realized they were like the mailboxes along the roads and the old barns set back in fields overgrown with weeds that served as landmarks in rural Montana.
These landmarks told us where we were and how far we had to go. Sometimes they signaled “home” and the end of the road. At other times, barely visible through swirling snow, they told us we had miles to go.
Money, what little we ever saw, seemed to have an inoffensive presence in everyday life on the farm in the fifties. This was not a laissez-faire attitude as much as it was a chosen 
perspective that had both strength and history.
We appreciated what we had and didn’t think much about what we didn’t have. There was never any connection that I can recall between the amount of money available and the quality of life in our home.
Our Dad specifically trusted God, but he also had an earthy sense of humor about money that was sometimes expressed as “Money isn’t the first thing in life but it’s sure ahead of whatever’s in second place.” (more…)
“A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidates promising the most benefits from the public treasury with the result that a democracy always collapses over loose fiscal policy, always followed by a dictatorship. The average age of the world’s greatest civilizations has been 200 years. Great nations rise and fall. The people go from bondage to spiritual truth, to great courage, from courage to liberty, from liberty to abundance, from abundance to selfishness, from selfishness to complacency, from complacency to apathy, from apathy to dependence, from dependence back again to bondage.” -Alexander Tytler
(Excerpt Via Pat Dollard) A rep from Jarrett office was in today. She gave us a finish line pep talk and then afterwards, heard her saying how Jarrett is very excited about a 2nd term agenda and a big part of that agenda is to punish everyone who opposed them during the first term and the campaign. Strange that everything was “Ms. Jarrett wants this, and Ms. Jarrett is looking forward to that”. You hardly heard Obama’s name mentioned by her which I guess reinforces what people are saying. Valerie Jarrett really is the power in the White House. I know that when her representative showed up it was like royalty was visiting. All the big dogs were lined up to meet her and acting real friendly and they gave us a heads up an hour before and told us we better “put on a good show” while she was here. (more…)
Jeanine Pirro Continues to highlight the story:
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