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Suppression of free speech, government propaganda, imprisoning of dissent – it has all happened before here in the US. Is it happening again?

“Sometimes not firing can be tough,” Raddatz writes. “Pilots say it’s hard to watch their fellow soldiers on the ground taking fire.” But that’s what they do, under orders from top American commanders.

I could spend all three hours of every show with hundreds of examples of government intrusion, incompetence, fraud, and corruption. The bottom line with every example boils down to this. Entrusting a viable banking system, or safer oil drilling, much less your healthcare, to government is taking a bigger risk at a higher cost than anyone realizes.

In seeking to hike taxes on those who dare to start profitable and job-creating small businesses, Congress will in fact only impoverish the capital reserves of those businesses, depressing productivity-enhancing investments, killing jobs, and lowering wages for those still lucky enough to have a job.

North Korea is exporting nuclear and ballistic missile technology and using multiple intermediaries, shell companies and overseas criminal networks to circumvent U.N. sanctions, U.N. experts said.

Friend of murdered rancher discusses Ariz. immigration law and border security

She moved the nation’s premier law school away from requiring the study of constitutional law towards the study of the laws of foreign nations and international law.

Today, a large part of the Latin American continent is in danger of collapsing into a situation that fluctuates between totalitarianism and anarchy; between authoritarianism and chaos. The region is also in danger of falling under the strange influence of insurgent and terrorist groups, drug cartels and distant countries that historically have been poles apart from the region’s culture and civilization (mainly Iran, China, and perhaps Russia). Soon, we will wake up to the day where we will find the nightmare not in Iraq or in Central Asia, but right here in our own backyard.

Socialism competes with capitalism for resources. Its philosophy demands that people invest in a government that will take care of them, rather than in pursuing their own economic destiny. Put the American Dream on the shelf and say hello to the Nanny State. That’s the general idea here.

As a Southern Arizona Mexican-American, I’m sick of politicians calling for boycotts and intruders demanding that my tax dollars pay for their freebies. It’s all about votes and money — not human compassion, as they would have you believe!