Amazon.com Gives Most Well-Read City List In America (AMZN Amazon.com, Inc.) Amazon.com  just came out with a list of cities where the reading community is the largest. Cambridge, Massachusetts wins the contest. Just in time for the summer reading season, Amazon.com announced its list of the Top 20 Most Well-Read Cities in America. After compiling […]

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Adam Kokesh Versus The Man Rocks On! Okay, first with the update. On May 28, 2011, television host Adam Kokesh and his partners in crime gathered together at the Thomas Jefferson Memorial. They were suspected of plotting a crime. Everybody everybody cut footloose. Their crime? Silent dirty dancing, in celebration of the first amendment’s champion; a clear violation of their […]

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Judges Busted For Betraying Kids And Gaining Financial Reward The story starts with two very prominent judges from Pennsylvania. One is Mark Ciavarella, who is former Judge of the Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. The other is Michael Conahan, a former judge from Luzerne County Pennsylvania. These two cohorts worked together […]

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War Profiteers Busted In Bottled-Water Contract Fraud The latest conviction of a string of indictments is former U.S. Army major Charles J. Bowie Jr; Bowie pleaded guilty to one count of money-laundering on May 11, 2011. The increasingly complex Cockerham bribery case moves forward. Army Maj. John Cockerham was the ringleader of a $15-million kickback scheme, which is […]

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But Say Goodbye To Grandma! VOTE FOR RYANCARE:  Who needs senior citizens around anyhow? Tax cuts for the rich will provide jobs we need and allow the nation to prosper and pay off the national debt. Tax cuts for the rich will provide jobs we need and allow the nation to prosper and pay off […]

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Big Brother Wants To Ride Along With You In case you haven’t heard about it, the Feds are adamant about the notion of installing a black box in every vehicle in the United States. The event data recorder (EDR) is a device that’s similar to what we know of in airplanes which is called a […]

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Residential Electric Rates By State JAN 2011 Most Expensive Electric Prices [Cents per kilowatthour] [Deregulated, yes or no] 1. Hawaii – 30.13 (no) 2. Connecticut – 18.03 (yes) 3. New York – 17.40 (yes) 4. Alaska – 16.61 (no) 5. New Hampshire – 16.34 (yes) 6. Rhode Island – 16.21 (yes) 7. New Jersey – […]

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House Oversight Committee – The Future Of The Osprey V-22 [June 23, 2009] On 18 February 2011, Marine Commandant General Jim Amos indicated Marine MV-22s deployed to Afghanistan surpassed 100,000 flight hours and were noted as having become “the safest airplane, or close to the safest airplane” in the Marine Corps inventory (Source: Wikipedia). This […]

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Victim of DTE: Wanda Scott tells the heartbreaking story of being separated from her father and a utility bill of $8,000 The Committe Against Utility Shutoffs (CAUS) gives a report about Walter Scott and his daughter Wanda Scott. Walter was forcefully removed from the home. During the previous year, in the month of August, DTE […]

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The Ink Pen That Truly Writes Out Of This World Believe it or not, it is alleged that NASA spent more than a million dollars to develop a device that would write in space. The device is similar to a standard ballpoint ink pen. Simultaneously, Russians were allegedly using a pencil which cost about a […]

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