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Sunday, January 29, 2012

Hypocrisy: Obama Aides Owe Taxes; Military OK with Burning Church but not Koran? Killing Baby OK, Killing Cat Not?

Hey everyone, post a Comment at the bottom of this article and share with us what you think it hypocritical in America today!

One of the most frustrating things about politics and living in America is the hypocrisy I see every day. You know, like when some movie star like Sheryl Crow does a “stop global warming tour” telling people to turn off lights to save the world and she herself drives gas guzzling SUV’s and has an air conditioned barn. When Sheryl Crow came to Texas A&M University, I put on a “global warming pool party” outside of the auditorium to draw some attention to the issue so that I could point out the hypocrisy of global warming advocates and also draw attention to the uncertainty surrounding the idea that climate change is man-made.
Of course, probably one of the greatest acts of America hypocrisy is the fact that America is known for fighting to save the world from killers like Adolf Hitler, but America will been seen in the history books as fighting to allow, and committing, the genocide of tens of millions of babies. More killings than than all past genocides in the history of the world combined.
The list of hypocritical things in America can go on and on and on…
Below are a couple examples of the MANY recent displays of hypocrisy in America:

36 Obama aides owe $833,000 in back taxes as Obama Bashes the Rich for Not Paying Enough
Yep, that headline is not a joke. Investor’s Business Daily reports that 36 of Obama’s Executive Office Staff owe nearly a million dollars in back taxes. Obama has recently ripped into the rich for not paying enough taxes or not paying their fair share. Hey Obama, your own advisors have not paid their taxes!
Church-Burning Video Used to Promote Atheist Event at Ft. Bragg
Todd Starnes of Fox News reports that a video of a church burning is being used to promote an Anti-Christian, atheist event at Fort Bragg. President Obama and the Military publically condemned a pastor for being hateful, disrespectful, and intolerant for saying he was going to burn a Quran. So making a statement by burning a Koran (not what I would do but free speech allows it) is enough to warrant a statement from the military, but hey, it is cool to have an event on a military base that is being promoted by a video with a church being burned. Did I mention that there is a war against Christianity? For instance, Athens, TX is fighting to keep a Nativity Scene. America wants everyone to be tolerant of everyone else’s beliefs, unless you are a Christian and then it is ok to be intolerant towards your Christian beliefs. Like the Texas student who was suspended for believing that homosexuality is wrong. Or like how two Muslims were praised for practicing their beliefs in the NFL, but Tim Tebow was criticized for talking about Jesus in the NFL.
Texas Teen Kills Her Baby and gets Probation - Texas man going to jail for 6 months for killing a Cat
A teenager in Baytown, TX stuffed toilet paper in the mouth of her newborn baby mouth and then tried to shove the baby down the toilet, killing the baby. A judge gave her probation. The police department was outraged, as they should be. This person killed a baby and she was arrested on capital murder charges, but she just got probation. WOW!
On the flipside, a man in Nacogdoches, TX stomped on a cat and killed it. The man was given 6 months in prison. Look, hurting animals is wrong and should not be accepted, but 6 months in Prison when Child Molesters and Baby Killers do not even get that much time in Prison. Heck, you can kill you baby in Baytown, TX and not even get a day in Prison. We will call in the Navy to save a whale but will not even give a donation to save a starving child. This kind of hypocrisy is the worst and it sickens me to think that animals have become elevated above human life.
Oh, and apparently it is not ok to spank your child in Texas. I am not talking about beating your child because that is wrong. I was spanked as a kid and it was a good thing. Sure, it stings when you get spanked but it stops stinging almost immediately after a spanking on the bottom, and I sure thought twice about doing something like running in the street or putting my hands near the stove. A judge in Corpus Christi, TX took a woman’s child away and gave the woman probation for spanking her child. No bruises, not cuts, no welts, no damage to indicate more than just a simple spanking on the buttocks. The judge went further and told the woman that, "You don't spank children today. In the old days, maybe we got spanked, but there was a different quarrel. You don't spank children. You understand?" So wait, this judge just said that it is never ok to spank your children ever? No wonder why the prison system is getting filled with punk kids who, in many cases, were never disciplined as a child. We might as well ban the verse in the Bible that says “spare the rod, spoil the child.” But hey, this is America right, it is ok to kill millions of unborn babies and even newborn babies, but spank your child and you are in big trouble.

Monday, January 23, 2012

Texas Governor Rick Perry Signs School Choice Week Proclamati​on - School Choice Proposition on 2012 Primary Election Ballot

School Choice is a Proposition on the 2012 Texas Republican Primary Election Ballot scheduled for April 3rd.


Texas Governor Rick Perry Signs School Choice Week Proclamati​on:


Click Here to see a copy of the signed Proclamation.


STATE OF TEXAS
OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR

The Texas Constitution recognizes that a general diffusion of
knowledge is essential to the preservation of the liberties and rights of the
people of Texas. Texas recognizes the critical role that an effective and
accountable system of education plays in preparing Texas children to be
successful in a global economy.


As such, the Texas education system offers a multitude of high
quality public schools, public charter schools, nonpublic schools and home
school programs, and Texas has many administrators, teaching
professionals, parents, paraprofessionals and volunteers who have dedicate
themselves to educating children.

Providing children with multiple schooling options creates a
competitive environment that can improve academic performance, giving
children the option to attend the school that best fits their needs.

I encourage Texans to learn more about the different schooling
options available in the Lone Star State.

Therefore, I, Rick Perry, Governor of Texas, do hereby recognize
January 22-28, 2012, to be
School Choice Week
in Texas, and urge the appropriate recognition whereof.

In official recognition whereof, - I hereby affix my signature this the 12th day of January, 2012.

Senator Rand Paul Detained by TSA for Refusing a Full Body Pat Down at Airport

According to the Daily Caller, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul has been Detained by TSA for Refusing a Full Body Pat Down search at the Nashville Airport. This happened after the Transportation Security Administration Agents demanded that the Senator submit to a pat down search as a result of the Full Body "porno" Scanner mistakenly went off. The Senator refused to be violated by the TSA agents and offered to go through the scanner again. Senator Rand Paul is the son of Congressman and Presidential Candidate Ron Paul.

Last year I wrote an Article that was picked up by Alex Jones Prison Planet and the Drudge Report. The article was about the TSA harassing and grabbing the crotch of a two Texas War Veterans with shrapnel in their bodies.

Sunday, January 15, 2012

150 of America's Christian Leaders Meet at Texas Ranch and Choose Rick Santorum for President

From CNN:

A meeting of Christian conservative leaders resulted in the group backing GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum, Family Research Council president Tony Perkins announced Saturday.
The group heard pitches from surrogates for Republican candidates on Friday, and voted to support Santorum after voting on Saturday.


"After three rounds of balloting this morning, and vigorous and passionate discussion, there emerged a strong consensus around Rick Santorum as the preferred candidate for this group," Perkins said on a conference call Saturday.

The group of conservative leaders was meeting at a Texas ranch to discuss the 2012 race, although ahead of the meeting it appeared unlikely the gathering would come to an agreement on backing a particular candidate.

Well-known evangelicals flocked to the event, including Focus on the Family founder James Dobson, Perkins, National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference president Rev. Samuel Rodriguez and former presidential candidate Gary Bauer. Members of the media were barred from attending.

Perkins expressed surprise the group was able to come to a consensus, but said what resulted would be a stronger chance of beating President Barack Obama.

"I will have to admit what I did not think was possible appears to be possible," Perkins said.
Representatives winnowed the field to two candidates: Santorum and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich. The final balloting gave 85 votes to Santorum and 29 to Gingrich.

One of the requirements for attending the meeting was a willingness to support the candidate that emerged as the winner. At least one attendee, American Family Association founder Don Wildmon, has publically endorsed Gingrich.

"There is a hope and expectation that those that are represented here, and their constituencies, that it will have an impact," Perkins said.

The individual organizations represented at the meeting will not coordinate in their efforts to back Santorum, Perkins said.

"It will manifest itself in many different ways," he said.

Perkins said discussion of frontrunner Mitt Romney's Mormon religion did not play a significant role in the weekend's discussion, and that the Romney team sent a surrogate to speak to the conservative leaders
.
"This was not a bash-Mitt Romney weekend, it was focused on the positive," Perkins said. "It's not news that there is not strong support among conservatives for Mitt Romney, and that was reflected here."

Perkins dismissed concerns that the meeting happened too late the GOP race to have an impact, with Romney already having won the first two contests in Iowa and New Hampshire. A CNN/ORC International poll released Friday showed Romney's lead growing over the rest of the field.

"The race is far from being decided," Perkins said. "South Carolina [which votes next Saturday] is a state that is more reflective of conservative voters. So this is good time to see movement toward a particular candidate for conservatives."

Texas Saddle Up Straw Poll Results: 4 Way Presidential Split, Romney Shunned - Ted Cruz Sweeps US Senate Poll - Congressional Polls

SADDLE UP TEXAS RESULTS – IN PERSON


FEDERAL CANDIDATES




CIRCLE ONE CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT




Newt Gingrich
23.8%



Rick Perry
19.4%



Ron Paul
27.9%



Mitt Romney
6.6%



Jon Huntsman
1.1%



Rick Santorum
21.2%



Charles “Buddy” Roemer
0.0%



CIRCLE ONE CHOICE FOR SENATE




Glenn Addison
19.9%



Tom Leppert
3.0%



David Dewhurst
10.3%



Curt Cleaver
0.0%



Ted Cruz
47.8%



Charles Holcomb
0.7%



Ben Gambini
0.0%



Lela Pittenger
7.2%



“Doc Joe” Agris
1.2%



Craig James
9.9%



CIRCLE ONE CHOICE FOR CONGRESS FROM ONE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ONLY





DISTRICT 3Sam Johnson0.0%




Josh Caesar0.0%




Harry Pierce0.0%



DISTRICT 4Ralph Hall75.0%




John Cooper25.0%




Lou Gigliotti0.0%



DISTRICT 6Joe Barton86.7%




Joe Chow6.7%




Frank Kuchar6.7%



DISTRICT 8Kevin Brady61.3%




Larry Youngblood38.7%



DISTRICT 10Michael McCaul70.6%




Ernie Beltz, Jr.8.8%




Eddie Traylor20.6%



DISTRICT 11Mike Conaway0.0%




Chris Younts100.0%



DISTRICT 13Mac Thornberry66.7%




Pam Barlow33.3%



DISTRICT 14Michael Truncale8.8%



DISTRICT 14Tim Day1.1%



DISTRICT 14Randy Weber14.3%



DISTRICT 14John Gay1.1%




Bill Sargent0.0%




George Harper9.9%




Jay Old1.1%




Mark Mansius0.0%




Robert Gonzalez62.6%




Felicia Harris1.1%



DISTRICT 15Jim Kuiken0.0%




Eddie Zamora100.0%




Dale A. Brueggemann0.0%



DISTRICT 22Pete Olson48.5%




Barbara Carlson51.5%



DISTRICT 24Kenny Marchant0.0%




Grant Stinchfield0.0%



DISTRICT 25Wes Riddle40.0%



DISTRICT 25Dianne Costa0.0%



DISTRICT 25Michael Williams60.0%




Dave Garrison0.0%




Bill Burch0.0%




Chad Wilbanks0.0%




Brian Matthews0.0%




Justin Hewlett0.0%



DISTRICT 27Blake Farenthold83.3%




Don Al Middlebrook16.7%



DISTRICT 33Bill Lawrence0.0%



DISTRICT 33Chuck Bradley33.3%




Roger Williams66.7%




Monte Mitchell0.0%



DISTRICT 34Trey Roberts0.0%



DISTRICT 34Paul B. Haring0.0%



DISTRICT 34Bill Tofte87.0%




John Grunwald4.3%




Marc Young0.0%




Adela Garza4.3%




Jessica Puente Bradshaw4.3%



DISTRICT 35Susan Narvaiz0.0%




Rob Roark100.0%



DISTRICT 36Kim Morrell0.0%



DISTRICT 36Lois Dickson Myers4.5%



DISTRICT 36Stephen Takach2.3%




Jim Engstrand84.1%




Jerry L. Doyle0.0%




Mike Jackson9.1%




Ky D. Griffin0.0%



Saturday, January 14, 2012

DHS Monitoring Blogs? David Bellow tells KETK NBC, “Good! They Might Learn Something!”

below is an article about my interview with KETK NBC that Texas GOP Vote posted on their website:

Texas GOP Vote blogger David Bellow was recently on KETK NBC in Tyler, TX to discuss the recent revelations that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has been monitoring blogs and other social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Drudge Report and Huffington Post.

Basically, the DHS recently came out and said they have been monitoring social sites and blogs. They call it a social networking media capability program. They are doing this so that they can collect information used in providing situational awareness and establishing a common operating picture. That is a whole bunch of words. What they really should say is that they just want to see what is going on and they want to see what people are saying/reporting on their blogs.
Some people told KETK NBC that this was Big Brother and that they did not like it. When Bellow was asked about it he said, “I think that is great. They might learn something.”
Bellow went on to explain that when he puts something on a blog, “I am putting it out for the public to see. I want them to see it. So I am not at all bothered that they are reading it.”
Bellow is a conservative Republican blogger and he posts stories sometimes that the mainstream media does not know about or does not want to cover. He said that, “if the Department of Homeland Security is looking at blogs, I think that is a great idea because I think they could learn a lot.”
For instance, “If the DHS could not have been so politically correct and if they read some of the information that Major Nidal Hasan put on forums, they would have known that he was a Muslim terrorist and the entire Fort Hood Massacre could have been avoided. Of course, the Obama Administration believes that those soldiers died as a part of workplace violence only and not a part of a terrorist attack by a Muslim who hates America.”
Also, “the Obama Administration could really learn a lot about how dangerous the Mexican border is by reading blogs. If they read some blog then they would know about the violence from drug cartels that is spilling over onto American soil. They would know about the tens of thousands who have been killed along the border and about all the shootings with American law enforcement and drug cartels. Then Obama would not be coming to Texas making jokes about how we will not be happy until there is a moat with alligators. No, we just want to be safe from the violent drug cartels.”

Bellow does say that there would be an issue with storing information or accessing private information, but what he puts on a blog is put there for the purpose of being read and there is no expectation of privacy for what you put on a public online blog. The real problem right now is the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that was just passed and signed into law that allows Americans on American soil to be detained secretly without due process and without even a trial. That is the bigger problem we are facing right now.

Friday, January 13, 2012

Convict TX Activist Bishop Guillory Lowered Crime in 10 Worst US Cities? Sex Parties & Strippers at his Palace? (video)

A Texas Activist, Bishop L.J. Guillory, tells the Jasper City Council that his work has eliminated, or lowered, the crime rate in the top 10 most dangerous cities in the United States of America.

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Bishop L J Guillory is a smooth talker. He can make you believe anything. Heck, he probably believes it himself! He started a "government oversight agency", Ombudsman International Inc, and many people believe that he was impersonating a DOJ official during a Jasper, TX Election. He calls himself the Ombudsman General. He is a convicted felon. He is no Bishop. He does not even act Christian with all the talk about strippers and the sex parties that go on at his "palace" in California that is not even owned by him (he just wants you to think it is his palace). He even tells the Jasper TX City Council that he put an end to or lowered crime in the top ten worst crime cities in the US!

More Info:

Jasper, TX Officials Say Convict Activist "Bishop Guillory" Posed as a Department of Justice Agent in Election




Of Course, Guillory is going to pull the race card and call me racist for trying to put an end to corruption in East Texas. The fact is that I do not look at color of the bad guy. I go after the bad guys no matter what color their skin is! Like when I went after a White Justice of the Peace in Hardin County: Criminal Complaint Filed Against Lumberton Justice of the Peace Butch Cummings
 
Butch Cummings (a Justice of the Peace) even cursed and threatened me with bodily injury if I exposed that he had tried to rig his election by coercing his opponent to drop out of the race.

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