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No matter what I think of homosexuality, this kind of thing is unacceptable | The Meaning of Life

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The Meaning of Life. Life has many meanings. No matter what I think of homosexuality, this kind of thing is unacceptable. Even after death, abuse against gays continues The Daily Caller – Breaking News, Opinion, Research, and Entertainment. However, when I read a story like this one, I have to object to what took place, and not only object, I find it necessary to speak up on behalf of the gay men who fear for their lives. In the last year alone, gay men have been arrested in Kenya, Malawi, Sierra Leone a...

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Dave's Right Side: October 2010

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Monday, October 11, 2010. Reaping What You Sow. The economic policies that the Obama Administration has implemented through legislation, and countenanced by appointing Timothy "Weak Dollar" Geithner to the position of. Treasury Secretary, and re-appointing as Chairman of the Federal Reserve Ben "I'm printing Money til it hurts" Bernanke are having the opposite effect. You reap what you sow! Is that too much to ask for? If a low tax rate is the Burpees Big Boy seed of economic growth, stable money is the ...

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Dave's Right Side: January 2010

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010. White House Hopes for Economic Growth. But Won't Change It's Counterproductive Policies. Yeah, Well, Good Luck with that! The good news is that an accelerated recovery can get underway any time the administration wants, but it will require them to make that hard pivot they have been talking about. They need to turn away from raising taxes, encourage the production of our domestic energy resources and stabilize the value of the dollar. Links to this post. On a gold standard, nor...

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Dave's Right Side: A Good Dollar Bill Makes For A Sound Currency

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Friday, May 14, 2010. A Good Dollar Bill Makes For A Sound Currency. Congress needs to take back it's responsibility and once again ensure the soundness of the dollar. Congressman Ted Poe from Texas has a bill to make that happen. Read it here. And show your support. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. When Somethings Wrong in Your Neighborhood Who Ya. A Good Dollar Bill Makes For A Sound Currency. We hit our five year anniversary this past weekend and it's been a nice run here&...

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Dave's Right Side: August 2009

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Wednesday, August 5, 2009. Pump Primining is Nonsense. Tax Reform is What's Needed. To hear our Representatives in Washington and their economic guru's talk, the economy works like a pump, which they have been busy priming with large amounts of government spending, courtesy of taxpayer canteens. Their theory is that once they have primed the pump sufficiently business activity will flow and end the current economic drought. If that is not a system rigged to stifle production, what is? Links to this post.

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Dave's Right Side: Washington Wants a VAT... What They Need is a Twelve Step Program

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Wednesday, March 31, 2010. Washington Wants a VAT. What They Need is a Twelve Step Program. What's a Value Added Tax ( VAT) you ask? Well, like I said, it's a Tax on everything. It's looking like 2010 may yet be the year we try to tax ourselves into prosperity. You can do that, can't you? Can't wait till it happens, right? Well, don't hold your breath. The VAT won't even come close to living up to it's advance billing. How do I know this, you ask? Or Post classified ads world wide. View my complete profi...

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Dave's Right Side: December 2009

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Sunday, December 27, 2009. The Panty Bomber.Place Your Knickers on the Conveyor and Step away from the Machine. Why is it that Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, a last minute, cash paying customer on an international flight, whose only carry on luggage was his Panty Bomb, was not subject to the same level of scrutiny that I received when I flew from Tampa to Newark NJ to attend my uncle's funeral? I booked the trip late. So what were Umar's excuses? Oh yeah, that's right, he wanted to blow up the plane! It took...

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The big stink in Australian politics | A world in economic crisis

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. A world in economic crisis. The big stink in Australian politics. By Aussie on August 29, 2012. Australia is stuck with a government that is incompetent and I should add that it is full of cronyism and incompetents… did I just say incompetent? I am also suspicious about those from Iran and Iraq. It is true that there is religious conflict in Iraq – it is Sunni vs. Shia, but Iraq at least has a government that was voted in by the people. I am suspcious of ...However, more t...

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Solyndra: a case study | A world in economic crisis

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. A world in economic crisis. Solyndra: a case study. By Aussie on August 8, 2012. Solyndra is a good case study because it highlights the problems with crony capitalism. The owner of Solyndra was a 2008 Obama donator and bundler. The funds that came from the government were a payback for that support during 2008. Despite the large amount of the loans given Solyndra failed. Why was that? Comments Off on Solyndra: a case study. The big stink in Australian politics. The big st...