FK – Just in case ya’ ever need ta’ know.

If we lived in a ‘free country’ we’d be able to go down to the hardware store and buy one an it’d be affordable for the average man, not outrageously priced because of a government tax scheme that we must repeal.

One part of the Washington/EU plan for Ukraine, or that part of Ukraine that doesn’t defect to Russia, has succeeded. What remains of the country will be thoroughly looted by the West.

The other part hasn’t worked as well. Washington’s Ukrainian stooges lost control of the protests to organized and armed ultra-nationalists. These groups, whose roots go back to those who fought for Hitler during World War 2, engaged in words and deeds that sent southern and eastern Ukraine clamoring to be returned to Russia where they resided prior to the 1950s when the Soviet communist party stuck them into Ukraine.

FK – My two cents says Putin and the Marxist mutt ultimately answer to the same masters…

FK – Wow. Are they finally waking up? And more importantly will they have the backbone to hang with this decision and what will ultimately be required?

South Carolina agreed to a court order blocking enforcement of state immigration laws including a provision that allowed detention of people suspected of being in the U.S. illegally while their status was reviewed.

The laws, similar to those adopted in Arizona, Alabama and elsewhere, were part of a package known as Act 69 signed into law by Republican Governor Nikki Haley in 2011 and then attacked in separate lawsuits by the U.S. and a coalition of immigrant rights groups.

FK – The commies want the illegals here so they can get them to vote commie. These two paragraphs tell it all:

Michelle LaPointe, an attorney with the Southern Poverty Law Center, called the outcome “a victory” both for those who challenged the laws and for everyone in South Carolina.

“Three years ago, South Carolina became one of several southern states that attempted to legislate away people’s constitutional rights,” she said in a statement. “We are glad that the most egregious portions of this mean-spirited law will be permanently blocked.”

FK – The SPLC is a Marxist front group and has worked for decades to destroy this country. ‘Mean-spirited’ is of course an ameri-commie key phrase used to control the weak minded.

Earlier this afternoon,  Georgia become the first state in American history to pass the Convention of States application to limit the power and jurisdiction of the federal government.

FK – This could be exceedingly dangerous. See what they think they could do here. If they can ‘change’ the constitution and the Amendments there may be no limit to the evil they could bring about. Who will name the delegates who go to this and what will their real goals be?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2Fus2XffyY

FK – Here’s the site they discuss. Here’s the page on Kentucky.

However, the pictures on slide not named and do not read anything, leaving it open to speculate what they were and why they were there.

• The overall point of the presentation is to discuss how the Internet and modern media can be used to discredit people and to spread deception. Unfortunately, there is no explanatory text with the UFO pictures, so we can only speculate about what point they were being used to make,” said  Watson.

FK – This issue is being and will be used by all the ‘isms’ to forward their various agendas.

New legislation being considered by the Maryland House of Delegates would allow police to run checks of the state’s gun registry against its criminal database at least twice a year at a cost of $300,000 dollars to create the new system.

“State Police estimate that if they linked the databases, they would find 10 percent of registered gun owners — about 110,000 people — would be disqualified. They estimate a rate of 1 percent each year thereafter,” reports the Associated Press, adding that “seven new full-time troopers to investigate findings from the new database,” would be hired, “with a cost of more than $1 million a year for salaries and equipment.”

FK – We need a national law that says felons, once released, get all their Liberty back. If we can’t trust them on the street keep them in prison.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt5etaRezb0

FK – Here’s the wiki page on this cat and his Hawaiian site which teamed with HuffPo which should tell us a lot.

The ‘law’, although based in the past on some archaic religious notions, clearly tries to distance itself from ethics in this century, as most lawyers would confirm. The accused, too, have relinquished the idea of fixed ethics, just like philosophers and physicists long relinquished the idea of ‘free will’ or ‘free agents’; instead the pilloried of today more than ever are perfectly satisfied with the simple fact that their having circumstantially broken the laws of the land may have caused their punishment. If only we spared them with our moral hypocrisy.

In world history, the most ruthless, rapacious, fearless and corrupt personalities were also the most successful –conquerors, emperors, dictators, and spiritual leaders, and, recently, the CEOs and bankers. Weak people suck the tittynope. The greatest works of literature are tales about unusually cruel things human beings did to each other, but (and that’s were great literature begins) without the moral judgment you would so commonly find in less prodigious works. Scholars, too, have adopted writing styles that eliminate moralization; first because “Who are we to tell?” and, second, any judgment about “good and evil” is necessarily non-objective, gratuitous, quite cheap, and utterly pointless.

FK – This guy makes Machiavelli read like kindergarten material. But then fairy tales as well as old biblical stories often dealt in harsh reality.