The electoral battle for the House of Representatives and theSenate is Medieval in the sense that the Democrat castle moat has been cross, the walls have been bricked and the assaulting forces are now pouring into the castle grounds.  Nancy Pelosi, queen of the House, in this little story is and right now, she knows the end is nigh and that no amount of praying to whatever god she says she prays to is going to have the realm.  It’s over, and the probability is she will be ‘beaten’ with the gavel she, for the time being holds.  The race in Nevada is a toss up and Harry Reid just may end up out the door if not seated in the back row of the Senate somewhere.

The electoral sweep in the House will put the Republicans in control of the purse strings beginning in January when the new congress is sworn in.  Of course the damage that will be done by the ‘lame duck’ congress will be reprehensible and will take decades to repair, because and remember this, the Democrats don’t care about the nation—they can’t considering the massive spending and the astronomical unemployment which Democrat policy has driven up and maintained at such high levels. 

The battle on November 2^nd is preordained to be a GOP victory, which was handed to the Republicans by the Democrats sometime ago, when the majority of citizenry realized that the Democrats don’t care what the people have to say.  The Democrats passed laws without having read the bills (not read, not read, not read, and it’s easy to find more) and also the lied about the devastating impact of Obamacare on the health system, (devastation, devastation, devastation, again there’s more), exploded the national debt (debt, debt, and more), and to top it all off, Obama, Biden And Other Dems Now Blame Voters For Their Mid Term Woes.

Congress is now headed out of town to campaign!  Someone should tell them it’s too late, but watching them waste contributors’ money looks like it will be a fall pastime.   But no matter, the Democrats deserve what they will get:  To be trapped in their own castle of deceit and electorally slaughtered there. 

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"One of the things that concerns me is the repeal of the Bush tax cuts," said David Greenspon, referring to Democratic plans to raise taxes on individuals earning more than $200,000 a year and on families and certain businesses earning more than $250,000.

"The repeal -- I don't care if it is 5 percent -- that's 5 percent that would create a job," he told Obama during a meeting with about 70 people in a couple's back yard in Des Moines.

"Five percent on millions of dollars of profit creates many jobs . . . As the government gets more and more involved in business and more and more involved in taxes, what you're finding is you're strangling those job-creation vehicles."

Before Greenspon could complete his question, his microphone was cut off and taken out of his hand.

This is another example of how the experience matters.   But no one listens. 

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The Beijing and Tokyo are a nose to nose as of late because of an at sea collision between a Chinese fishing boat, a trawler, and not one, but two Japanese Coast guard vessels:

A JCG patrol vessel came across a Chinese fishing boat in Japanese-claimed territorial waters on the morning of Sept. 7.

After being warned to leave the area, the boat and JCG patrol ship Yonakuni collided. No details have yet been released as to who or what caused the collision. The Yonakuni then ordered the trawler to stop for inspection, which the Chinese captain refused, according to a JCG representative.

Later that morning, another JCG patrol ship, the Mizuki, was chasing the fishing boat to conduct an onboard inspection near Kuba Island when another collision occurred.

This situation is interesting and many suspect that China wants to back a big publicity stunt out of it, because at this time the Chinese captain is still in Japanese custody.

But I think there’s more to this than a stunt and a detained captain; I say there’s oil under those waters:

In 1969, a report by the UN Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) indicated the possibility of large reserves of oil in the vicinity of the Diaoyutai Archipelago. This report set off a political dispute between Taiwan, China and Japan which has been going on now for over thirty years.

China and Japan both claim the islands sitting right over the time of all that ‘black gold’:

“The Senkaku Islands (the Chinese call them the Diaoyutai, which means "fishing platform" in Chinese), claimed by both China and Japan, are oil-rich and near key international shipping routes.”

Energy and power is involved and the Japanese don’t have to listen to the US, and the Chinese, I think, won’t be able to bully this particular Island neighbor. This clash won’t just go away.  

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William Ayers (Weather Underground leading member) Denied

Christopher Kennedy, son of RFK said, denying emeritus status to domestic terrorist  William Ayers:

“I intend to vote against conferring the honorific title of our university to a man [William Ayers] whose body of work includes a book dedicated in part to the man who murdered my father, Robert F. Kennedy. There can be no place in a democracy to celebrate political assassinations or to honor those who do so.”

No more can be added.

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The Recession the nation is suffering is deep, dangerous and the Democrats are not helping—they don’t know how, partly because government can’t create jobs and the other part is liberalism, or rather progressivism is a fraud and a failure.  But the two together, government and progressivism—socialist/Marxist ideas and only economic disaster occurs.  History has provided that, so I go back to my first statement, “...anyone who says things are improving is either willfully ignorant or stupid or both.”

See the Unemployment Blight, and then take the Democrat party and of course, the president.  Remember, President Obama has been in office for two years, and the Democrats have had a majority in the congress since 2006.   The Big Circle D is responsible. 

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America speaking, “…”

Americans here but will the Obama Administration and the Democrats seeking to raise taxes in the midst of a deep recession?

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One way or other the United States of America will change.  Right now, the nation electoral, publically is on the cusp.  The American voter faces the coming November elections will the knowledge that something will happen.  There will be a fundamental electoral statement made.

The 2008 election when President Obama was presented with the office of president, many people thought that was ‘it.’  A change—a real change had occurred, but now, after twenty months the people, the voters learned that that was not so.   The president, who received a majority vote and the trust of the American people has neither.  Being that if he were facing election to day… he’d lose.  His popularity is in the forties and his bank account of ‘trust’ is gone. 

Yes, one wary or anther, there will be a change.  The Democrats know that.  They are in trouble, and many articles, comment, panic attacks, hate-filled screed are readily available to see that the Democrats are in deep trouble.  Not that the old establishment Republicans haven’t been kicked around.  Five of their, the old guards chooses, have gone down in flames to the Tea Party Movement  [TPM] movement which will not be going away—period. 

So, November change has come early for the Republicans and the Democrats can watch and hope that this shellacking that the Republicans is getting somehow bodes well for them, but no.  The TPM is via the primary system, placing in to the forefront the candidates which best represents the American they, the TPM, the movement is from, thinks about, and believes American should continue to be. 

This election year is exciting, and filled with tense times.  Both parties should be wary, because the voter is coming, and there’s going to be an accounting.

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An effort to repeal the president’s signature legislation has taken a new step, a Democrat step:

With this news I think we can say that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, a.k.a. Obamacare, is officially politically toxic. Heritage Action for America just sent out the following press release:

Today, Mississippi Democrat Gene Taylor became the first Democrat to sign Discharge Petition #11, which would force a vote on repealing the unpopular law. 

Things are that back that even a Democrat has finally blinked.   Nancy Pelosi may just be have a fit, but the fact of the matter is, no Democrat support matters, unless this medical disaster is repealed. 

This move to repeal must be constant and continuous, and could only save some democrats if the repeal vote occurred before the election—ha.  The Democrats are going down, and this unconstitutional legislation has been the pox upon their house.

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Just something to get your attention.  The link is right there are the beginning of the quote:

“…the contributions of Margaret Sanger, whose group eventually became known as Planned Parenthood, conveniently ignoring – as many do – Sanger’s devotion to eugenics. Sanger spoke of sterilizing those “unfit” to contribute to the gene pool, a group which included not only blacks and other ethnic minorities but, according to  Sanger associate Dr. Harry Laughlin, the “shiftless, ignorant, and worthless class of antisocial whites of the South.”

Oh, Margaret Sanger, founded Planned Parenthood …spooky.

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“Environmental Doom or the Human Race is Bad to Have Around” should have been the title of James J. Lee’s manifesto.  By now, many should be familiar with the case of the militant environmentalist and hostage-taker, James J. Lee.  He is now dead, killed by police because Lee himself was a threat to the life and environment of others.

Lee disparaged the human race.  He must have been since he saw the human baby as a parasite, and I suspect, anyone who disagreed with him was no doubt a parasite as well.  He was a militant and that is the way a militant thinks is, if you’re not for me, you’re against.

Again, Lee is dead.  God rest his soul.  I do suspect that he did not see the soul in the same sense that I, as a Christian, define the soul.  By his very act shows me otherwise.  All the same, his ‘torment’ was stopped by a policeman’s bullet as he threatened the lives of other.

It is easy to say Lee was mentally unbalanced.  The fact is no one knows what his mental state was.  No one can answer that now. 

Also, what people don’t know is that militant environmentalists are more common then they think.  They are everywhere.  In America and around the world, setting fire to car leadership, and sky resorts, or raiding research facilities, destroying years of research and cause millions of dollars in damage, and maybe, one day, releasing very contagious animals into the wider world, they say they care so much about.

Yes, environmentalism has its fanatics, the true believers, who will do things others call crimes, but the militant does not respect the law.  The law is in the way of their great truth, which is the ‘sanctity’ of the environment and whatever they believe is encompassed by that word.  Human law, justice, property and life does not appear to be part of their creed...More...

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