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Tag Archives: 2017
Afghanistan – 17 years later and a Quick Look Back at Vietnam
by Jack Before we look at Afghanistan we need a quick review of another war, Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh had approached Harry Truman in 1946 asking if the U.S. would help the Vietnamese evict the French, much as the Americans … Continue reading
A Fix for Many Global Concerns!
Posted by Jack Meta-analysis finds that among men from North America, Europe and Australia, sperm concentration has declined more than 50% in less than 40 years. Here’s a story that promises to solve man-caused climate change, high real estate prices, … Continue reading
Tagged 2017, decline, end of civilization, sperm count, study, the end
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Are You With Me? ( uh, no…no I’m not )
by Jack If you are a registered republican you probably just received an email from Assemblyman James Gallagher. He opens by pushing all the right buttons. . . “North State residents cannot afford their new $5.2 billion gas and car … Continue reading
Tagged 2017, Assembly race, James Gallahgher
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Testing the Mental Fitness of future President’s
by Jack Should the candidate for President of the United States be given a thorough mental health evaluation? We ask that of many other people in the public trust who have far less ability to do harm. We ask mental … Continue reading
Republicans Fail to Reform ObamaCare
by Jack In a strongly divided vote, Republican Senators failed to suspend ObamaCare and introduce a replacement plan, just as the Democrats predicted. It was an embarrassing and terribly disappointing moment yesterday for registered Republicans across America. The Senators went … Continue reading
Gun Violence in Chicago Vs Other Places
by Jack Starting in January until today…. Shot & Killed: 345, shot & Wounded: 1626, total Shot: 1971 and total gun homicides: 372! The majority of this is due to gang related violence, i.e., black on black crime. Only a … Continue reading
Tagged 2017, chicago, guns
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Californian’s Upset Over Gasoline Tax and DMV Fee Hikes
by Jack According to a new Berkeley poll only 35% support gasoline tax hike due to go into effect November 1st. This will be in addition to DMV registration fees, sales tax and registration fees that will increase in 2019. … Continue reading
Tagged 2017, abuse, California, DMV fees, fraud, gasoline tax, tax hikes, waste
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It Wasn’t a Nothing Burger – Comey Testifies
by Jack Okay, it was not quite a nothing burger, but it was close. If you believed Trump was guilty of something going in then you probably found enough in Comey’s testimony to support your position. If you believed he … Continue reading
Tagged 2017, comey, senate hearing
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Former FBI Director to Testify Thursday!
by Jack Former FBI director James Comey (shown left) is awaiting his turn to speak before the Senate sub-committee tomorrow. What will he say about the Russian connection, election hacking, about being pressured by the President and so many other … Continue reading
Tagged 2017, comey, Congress, election, hacking, russia, testimoney, Trump
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MEMORIAL DAY 2017
POSTED BY Jack Veterans groups say a growing military-civilian disconnect contributes to a feeling that Memorial Day has been overshadowed. More than 12 percent of the U.S. population served in the armed forces during World War II. That’s down to … Continue reading