October 25th will mark the tragedy of a plane crash that contextually spanned the generations in disturbing fashion. It was a lesson on a multitude of levels for humanity. PGA golf legend Payne Stewart, passengers and crew perished as the Learjet that they were contained in became fatefully derelict as the aircraft lost cabin pressure […]
Rasmussen Survey: 41% of Likely Voters Think Terrorism a Threat
By Dave Workman A new Rasmussen survey on terrorism, released Monday, reveals that 41 percent of “Likely U.S. Voters” believe foreign terrorism “is a greater threat to the United States, compared to 23% who think domestic terrorism is a greater threat.” More than one-fourth (26%) are not sure, but the new survey results represents a […]
Will The Last Person To Leave Please Turn Out The Lights?
The stark message prompting the remaining residents to flip a light switch, and the title of the article slightly amended describe the peril faced by residents in the hinterland of Boeing country during an economic downturn in 1971, resonated with at least the Baby Boomer generation providing a terse warning to citizens that the invasion […]
The Militarization Of A, B, and C
While the alphabet agencies of the Federal government are consolidating their Zen level powers of subversion and subterfuge, a leader has emerged in the racetrack combining technology with the Reagan, Thatcher, and Gorbachev era of lightly “SALTed” nuclear armament treaties and traditional investigation methods derived from the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Fear stoking […]
The Lady Of The Lake And Socioeconomics
The ghost of “the artist formerly known as Prince” has descended from the heavens as identity politics have infiltrated natural landmarks, including lakes and rivers. What’s in a name? While the flavor of decade in the 2010’s was liberating Native Americans by replacing the names of European explorers on lakes, rivers and mountain ranges borrowing […]
Commerce Dept. to Congress: No Evidence Microstamping is Reliable
By Larry Keane Special to Liberty Park Press The Commerce Department’s National Institutes of Standards and Technology (NIST) sent a letter to Chairman Brian Babin (R-Texas) to tell the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science, Space and Technology that there is no reliable evidence that gun control’s vaunted goal of requiring microstamping on every handgun sold […]
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