1. Re: Obama grants China Eminent Domain rights to China
   

   Here’s the link —

   Impeachment Time: Obama Grants Eminent Domain Rights to China to Secure Debt

   I’ve been wondering for months when this issue would come up. I’m just surprised it hasn’t come up sooner.

2. Re: A British Libertarian View of America
   

   Heil, ACORN!

   One of my previous efforts.

3. Re: Genetically-modified foods
   

   Humans have been modifying the genomes of plants and animals for thousands of years — corn as we know it today can’t survive as a wild plant, for example. Recombinant DNA technology is just the latest example of this. Plus, I’ve taken a biotechnology course, and the examples cited against “GMOs” seem rather overblown to me.

   Let the hate mail commence.

4. Note about game worlds on Facebook and other similar networking sites — right now, I can’t do any of the game worlds on here [Facebook] — Cafe World, Mafia Wars, etc. Got bogged down like that before with 300+ requests and the like, and ain’t gonna do it again. Sorry!
5. Re: A British Libertarian View of America
   

   Glad you [Frank Dubois] liked it.

   Chris Mounsey (“The Devil’s Kitchen” or “DK”) always manages to dig up some good stuff, when he’s not tied up with the day job. Bella (the writer of that article) is his American-born wife.

6. Re: Gateway Drugs are a Logical Fallacy
   

   Look at all of the people addicted to oxygen and “water.”

7. Re: New York Times: States’ Rights Is Rallying Cry of Resistance for Lawmakers
   

   State governments don’t have rights — they have enumerated powers, same as the federal government.

   Only individual persons have rights.

8. Re: CAIR founder calls for Islam to dominate America
   

   This Omar Ahmad clown seems like a Muslim version of Jerry Falwell or Pat Robertson. What he needs to do is get himself a TV show and start asking for “love gifts.”

9. Posted to MyYearbook —
   

   Have to get around to renewing my driver’s license — it expired Sunday. And an oil change, but I can do that myself.

   Plus, the tech(s) from DirecTV should be here tomorrow to fix the reception.

10. Notes from the Kokesh for Congress campaign :
    1. From the campaign’s Facebook page — [~ 1 PM MST] Adam Kokesh is at the Secretary of State’s office turning in over 1200 signatures from all 16 counties in the district!
    2. From Tina Richards — Adam Kokesh just turned in so many signatures, from all 16 counties, that the SOS office just counted the pages, and said, “You are on the ballot” GO GRASSROOTS

11. Re: New York Times: States’ Rights Is Rallying Cry of Resistance for Lawmakers
    

    Nullification is the idea that the state government issues some sort of declaration that the state government will not enforce the federal edict, statute, whatever in question. This is a step further than simple noncompliance — this is the State government saying, “No, Washington — you can take this law and shove it.”

    See this Wikipedia article for more about it — Nullification (U.S. Constitution)

    I think Obama and the Imperial Washingtonians really stepped in it big time with this, with cap-and-trade, and a few other things. Nullification was considered dead and buried as a method of resisting federal controls after the 1850′s. I suppose on this basis we should probably offer Obama our most sincere thanks in that legislators in 30-some states are getting up off their rears and back up on their hind legs in opposition to ObamaCare.

    This gives me a bit more hope that we won’t have to go to arms after all to regain our Liberty from the Imperials.

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1. Re: Reaction to the House Vote —
   

   Paul, while I liked the article that you linked to — maybe I should move to Colorado Springs? — I voted that yes, the courts would allow this idiotic, insane, evil plan to go through.

   After all, look at all of the other idiocies, insanities and evils that the courts sign off upon — this is just the latest in a long string of usurpations and indignities.

2. Reaction to the House Vote —
   

   Do you find it strange that the health care stocks including the pharmaceuticals are up this morning?

   Not at all — the companies those stocks represent will be able to charge more and more and more. After all, the end-users of their products and services won’t be paying for those products and services. Instead, it will all be free for the asking, just like in all of those European countries where they have “universal health care.”

   Just that you’ll see how “free” it is when you get your tax bill, and you’re paying 70-80 percent of your income to the Imperial District of Columbia.

   You’ll see how “free” it is when the Legislature raises the gross receipts tax and the personal income tax to ten, fifteen, twenty percent to pay for the state government’s side of this disaster.

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