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Thursday, February 17, 2011

YEAH!! Another Chance To Get Rid of Alcee Hastings!!

Dear Friends,

After 3 months of reflection and heavy meditation, I filed this morning with the Bureau of Elections in Tallahassee as a candidate for US Congress for District 23 FL for 2012.

I learned a lot from last year’s run; we are going to run a much different campaign this time.  Last year was a good trial run - 2012 will be our Victory Year!

Friends, I also thank you for all the support you gave me last year, I am praying and hoping for the same in 2012.

I know for sure we can achieve VICTORY next year.  2012 will be a very interesting Year !

Sincerely

Bernard Sansaricq
Candidate for US Congress- District 23 FL.

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

It's Multicultural, Stupid

It's Multicultural, Stupid
September 18, 2009

The attack on America on Sept. 11 set off alarms everywhere. We were shocked to discover that few Foreign Service officers were fluent in Arabic or Farsi, the dominant languages of the Middle East. We didn't know much about Islam. Children grew up on the engrossing and romantic "Tales of the Arabian Nights," but few parents thought much about the implications of women portrayed in veils and harems, as the property of men.

College students grooved on "The Rubaiyat" by Omar Khayyam, the medieval Persian poet and philosopher, whose poetry was tailored to Western sensibility by the 19th century English translator Edward FitzGerald in "A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread -- and Thou." There's a small park on Embassy Row in Washington dedicated to the poem. The popular culture glibly entertained us with tales of flying carpets and genies popping out of magic bottles, and serious study of Islamic history and culture was grossly neglected.

Link to story:

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2009/09/18/its_multicultural_stupid_98368.html

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Sunday, February 13, 2011

GUN OWNERS--FLORIDA CARRY LEGISLATIVE ALERT

SB 234 - FL Senate Committee on Criminal Justice Hearing scheduled for 2/22/11


SB 234 is on the agenda of the FL Senate Committee on Criminal Justice on Tuesday, February 22nd at 9:00am.

Florida Carry, Inc. urgently requests that you email the members of the committee in support of Senate Bill 234.

This NRA-authored bill comprises several separate initiatives. These include:

the option for CWFL holders to carry openly;

a provision to authorize carry at career centers, colleges, and universities;

the right to store a firearm in one's vehicle wherever it may be lawfully parked;

the authorization for the Department of Agriculture to take fingerprints; and

the repeal of Florida’s ban on long gun purchases in most other states.

Quite simply put, this is the most comprehensive carry rights bill since shall-issue concealed carry was passed twenty-four years ago. Florida is one of only seven states where open carry of firearms is generally forbidden, excepting under certain circumstances.

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Freedom to Drill Act – Intrastate Mining Act

A bill to amend the Code of Louisiana by adding thereto a new article, relating to creating the Freedom to Drill Act – Intrastate Mining Act; establishing that the environmental regulation of oil, natural gas, and other minerals mined or extracted within the borders of the state is exclusively regulated by the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources; stating the legislative authority; and defining terms.

Findings: Mining of oil, natural gas, and other minerals falls outside the definition of ‘commerce’ as understood by the Framers and Ratifiers of the United States Constitution, defined as ‘Traffick, Trade or Merchandise in Buying and Selling of Goods.’ (Giles Jacob, A New Law-Dictionary (8th ed. 1762), quoted in Robert G. Natelson, “The Legal Meaning of ‘Commerce’ in the Commerce Clause.” St. John’s Law Review 80 (October 28, 2006): 789-848. http://www.umt.edu/law/faculty/natelson/articles/Commerce%20Clause.pdf .) Therefore, neither the U.S. Congress nor any other branch or department of the U.S. government have any power to regulate mining in Louisiana or any other state under color of authority of the Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution.

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Introduction to Agenda 21. Please share with Congress.

The budget is easily balanced if we eliminate the Agencies that follow Agenda 21.

The Agenda designed to destroy our freedom and economy.

Read the story here: Agenda21today.com

Source material

Source Material

Who is Maurice Strong?

Who is Maurice Strong?

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By Ronald Bailey, originally published in The National Review September 1, 1997. Mr. Bailey is also the author of Eco-Scam: The False Prophets of Ecological Apocalypse and The True State of the Planet.

Maurice Strong is someone you should know. After all, he's a major player in the bureaucratic move towards one world government.

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Sunday, February 6, 2011

Agenda 21 - Sustainable Development - Connecting the Dots

If you think Agenda 21 is just a conspiracy theory, I assure you it is not. I, too, once thought this was too incredible to believe and dismissed it as conspiracy theory. but it kept coming to me in different ways; i.e. folks who had attended local government meetings on land use, local commissioners for planning and zoning confronted with a so-called consensus of the community that threatened private property, and many other ways.

That is why I have dedicated the past six months to researching the United Nations policies in Agenda 21 that have been adopted by every level of government in our nation.  The information I am providing you is the result of my extensive research to connect the dots to what is happening in my own community.

Read more…

Agenda 21 - Sustainable Development - Connecting the Dots

Thursday, February 3, 2011

What Reagan Meant

by Bruce Walker

03 February 2011Ronald Reagan

On February 6, 1911, one century ago, Ronald Reagan was born. Seven years ago, when Reagan died, millions of Americans waited for hours to share a brief moment with this greatest of Americans. Mourning dead presidents is not unusual: JFK, FDR, and Lincoln all had lavish funerals. Mourning dead presidents who left office fifteen years earlier and who had been out of public life for nearly that long was simply unprecedented, not only in our national life but in the life of any modern nation. Reagan was great in a way that transcends our notions of greatness. Why?

Reagan, while grasping all the odium of modern Leftism, still grasped a happy future too. The greatest power of the Left is the infection of inspiration and the hobbling of hope. Reagan did not overcome that with irrational optimism. He took the long view of human history and blended that perspective with the miracle of America. Reagan understood what the myopic professors and pundits in our land never have: the imperfections of America are trivial compared with the magnificent flowering of human liberty which is our spirit, and the exposure of our peccadilloes before the rest of mankind does not reflect American sin but American sublimity. Smug Europeans were not too wise to be fooled by our land but too foolish to grasp our greatness.

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