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I was going to write a great blog today, I really was. But as happens so frequently these days, the more I research, the more I get sidetracked by information I uncover along the path—information I find too disturbing to be true. Then, the story I want to write becomes ten and insurmountable.



I was going to talk about the lunacy of the proposed Ground Zero mosque. I was going to go into detail about how the Sept. 11 attacks on the WTC buildings by radical Muslims killed more of our…

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Whether we’re talking about BP unleashing an environmental catastrophe in the Gulf of Mexico, a manufacturer in China who makes a child’s toy that contains lead paint, or looming Cap and Trade, many of us follow the pattern of logic that when business or industry “wrongs” us, our government should step in and “fine ‘em.” It seems fair.



Fine. But where exactly does the money go?



Well, in the case of both the $16.4 million penalty against Toyota…

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You’re familiar with sales taxes.



But do you want to know how bad taxes can really be? Come live in the Northeast U.S.—or better yet, read this, stay where you are, resist higher taxes and crazy government spending, and learn about mill rates without having to endure them:



Mill rates are part of an ad valorem (property tax) system in use in many areas of New England. Mill has a traditional meaning of “millage rate,” but it also means… Continue

It has been a sad couple of days for the U.S. Constitution, patriots. Many of us are still reeling from the unprecedented edict emanating from our tyrannical government which has mandated that we now surrender our Constitutionally-guaranteed liberties and purchase a product—healthcare.



Let me assure you—this mandate is unprecedented in American history. Pundits will say that this ruling is just like the mandate to purchase collision insurance if you have a vehicle.… Continue