ARE HOMESCHOOLING PARENTS ON THEIR WAY TO PRISON IN CAL.?


What are you going to do about the unconstitutional law and duling in California?

http://www.newswithviews.com/Roth/laurie102.htm

Look at these links on the supporters of Obama.

http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewNation.asp?Page=/Nation/archive/200802/NAT20080225a.html

http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/farrakhan_saviours_day/2008/02/24/75173.html?s=al&promo_code=45CE-1

OBAMA'S COMMUNIST MENTOR



By Cliff Kincaid

February 21, 2008
NewsWithViews.com

In his biography of Barack Obama, David Mendell writes about Obama’s life as a “secret smoker” and how he “went to great lengths to conceal the habit.” But what about Obama’s secret political life? It turns out that Obama’s childhood mentor, Frank Marshall Davis, was a communist.

In his books, Obama admits attending “socialist conferences” and coming into contact with Marxist literature. But he ridicules the charge of being a “hard-core academic Marxist,” which was made by his colorful and outspoken 2004 U.S. Senate opponent, Republican Alan Keyes.

However, through Frank Marshall Davis, Obama had an admitted relationship with someone who was publicly identified as a member of the Communist Party USA (CPUSA). The record shows that Obama was in Hawaii from 1971-1979, where, at some point in time, he developed a close relationship, almost like a son, with Davis, listening to his “poetry” and getting advice on his career path. But Obama, in his book, Dreams From My Father, refers to him repeatedly as just “Frank.”

The reason is apparent: Davis was a known communist who belonged to a party subservient to the Soviet Union. In fact, the 1951 report of the Commission on Subversive Activities to the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii identified him as a CPUSA member. What’s more, anti-communist congressional committees, including the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC), accused Davis of involvement in several communist-front organizations.

Trevor Loudon, a New Zealand-based libertarian activist, researcher and blogger, noted evidence that “Frank” was Frank Marshall Davis in a posting in March of 2007.

Obama’s communist connection adds to mounting public concern about a candidate who has come out of virtually nowhere, with a brief U.S. Senate legislative record, to become the Democratic Party frontrunner for the U.S. presidency. In the latest Real Clear Politics poll average, Obama beats Republican John McCain by almost four percentage points.

AIM recently disclosed that Obama has well-documented socialist connections, which help explain why he sponsored a “Global Poverty Act” designed to send hundreds of billions of dollars of U.S. foreign aid to the rest of the world, in order to meet U.N. demands. The bill has passed the House and a Senate committee, and awaits full Senate action.

But the Communist Party connection through Davis is even more ominous. Decades ago, the CPUSA had tens of thousands of members, some of them covert agents who had penetrated the U.S. Government. It received secret subsidies from the old Soviet Union.

You won’t find any of this discussed in the David Mendell book, Obama: From Promise to Power. It is typical of the superficial biographies of Obama now on the market. Secret smoking seems to be Obama’s most controversial activity. At best, Mendell and the liberal media describe Obama as “left-leaning.”

But you will find it briefly discussed, sort of, in Obama’s own book, Dreams From My Father. He writes about “a poet named Frank,” who visited them in Hawaii, read poetry, and was full of “hard-earned knowledge” and advice. Who was Frank? Obama only says that he had “some modest notoriety once,” was “a contemporary of Richard Wright and Langston Hughes during his years in Chicago…” but was now “pushing eighty.” He writes about “Frank and his old Black Power dashiki self” giving him advice before he left for Occidental College in 1979 at the age of 18.

This “Frank” is none other than Frank Marshall Davis, the black communist writer now considered by some to be in the same category of prominence as Maya Angelou and Alice Walker. In the summer/fall 2003 issue of African American Review, James A. Miller of George Washington University reviews a book by John Edgar Tidwell, a professor at the University of Kansas, about Davis’s career, and notes, “In Davis’s case, his political commitments led him to join the American Communist Party during the middle of World War II—even though he never publicly admitted his Party membership.” Tidwell is an expert on the life and writings of Davis.

Is it possible that Obama did not know who Davis was when he wrote his book, Dreams From My Father, first published in 1995? That’s not plausible since Obama refers to him as a contemporary of Richard Wright and Langston Hughes and says he saw a book of his black poetry.

The communists knew who “Frank” was, and they know who Obama is. In fact, one academic who travels in communist circles understands the significance of the Davis-Obama relationship.

Professor Gerald Horne, a contributing editor of the Communist Party journal Political Affairs, talked about it during a speech last March at the reception of the Communist Party USA archives at the Tamiment Library at New York University. The remarks are posted online under the headline, “Rethinking the History and Future of the Communist Party.”

Horne, a history professor at the University of Houston, noted that Davis, who moved to Honolulu from Kansas in 1948 “at the suggestion of his good friend Paul Robeson,” came into contact with Barack Obama and his family and became the young man’s mentor, influencing Obama’s sense of identity and career moves. Robeson, of course, was the well-known black actor and singer who served as a member of the CPUSA and apologist for the old Soviet Union. Davis had known Robeson from his time in Chicago.

As Horne describes it, Davis “befriended” a “Euro-American family” that had “migrated to Honolulu from Kansas and a young woman from this family eventually had a child with a young student from Kenya East Africa who goes by the name of Barack Obama, who retracing the steps of Davis eventually decamped to Chicago.”

It was in Chicago that Obama became a “community organizer” and came into contact with more far-left political forces, including the Democratic Socialists of America, which maintains close ties to European socialist groups and parties through the Socialist International (SI), and two former members of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), William Ayers and Carl Davidson.


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The SDS laid siege to college campuses across America in the 1960s, mostly in order to protest the Vietnam War, and spawned the terrorist Weather Underground organization. Ayers was a member of the terrorist group and turned himself in to authorities in 1981. He is now a college professor and served with Obama on the board of the Woods Fund of Chicago. Davidson is now a figure in the Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism, an offshoot of the old Moscow-controlled CPUSA, and helped organize the 2002 rally where Obama came out against the Iraq War.

Both communism and socialism trace their roots to Karl Marx, co-author of the Communist Manifesto, who endorsed the first meeting of the Socialist International, then called the “First International.” According to Pierre Mauroy, president of the SI from 1992-1996, “It was he [Marx] who formally launched it, gave the inaugural address and devised its structure...”

Apparently unaware that Davis had been publicly named as a CPUSA member, Horne said only that Davis “was certainly in the orbit of the CP [Communist Party]—if not a member…”

In addition to Tidwell’s book, Black Moods: Collected Poems of Frank Marshall Davis, confirming Davis’s Communist Party membership, another book, The New Red Negro: The Literary Left and African American Poetry, 1930-1946, names Davis as one of several black poets who continued to publish in CPUSA-supported publications after the 1939 Hitler-Stalin non-aggression pact. The author, James Edward Smethurst, associate professor of Afro-American studies at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, says that Davis, however, would later claim that he was “deeply troubled” by the pact.

While blacks such as Richard Wright left the CPUSA, it is not clear if or when Davis ever left the party.

However, Obama writes in Dreams From My Father that he saw “Frank” only a few days before he left Hawaii for college, and that Davis seemed just as radical as ever. Davis called college “An advanced degree in compromise” and warned Obama not to forget his “people” and not to “start believing what they tell you about equal opportunity and the American way and all that shit.” Davis also complained about foot problems, the result of “trying to force African feet into European shoes,” Obama wrote.

For his part, Horne says that Obama’s giving of credit to Davis will be important in history. “At some point in the future, a teacher will add to her syllabus Barack’s memoir and instruct her students to read it alongside Frank Marshall Davis’ equally affecting memoir, Living the Blues and when that day comes, I’m sure a future student will not only examine critically the Frankenstein monsters that US imperialism created in order to subdue Communist parties but will also be moved to come to this historic and wonderful archive in order to gain insight on what has befallen this complex and intriguing planet on which we reside,” he said.

Dr. Kathryn Takara, a professor of Interdisciplinary Studies at the University of Hawaii at Manoa who also confirms that Davis is the “Frank” in Obama’s book, did her dissertation on Davis and spent much time with him between 1972 until he passed away in 1987.

In an analysis posted online, she notes that Davis, who was a columnist for the Honolulu Record, brought “an acute sense of race relations and class struggle throughout America and the world” and that he openly discussed subjects such as American imperialism, colonialism and exploitation. She described him as a “socialist realist” who attacked the work of the House Un-American Activities Committee.

Davis, in his own writings, had said that Robeson and Harry Bridges, the head of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) and a secret member of the CPUSA, had suggested that he take a job as a columnist with the Honolulu Record “and see if I could do something for them.” The ILWU was organizing workers there and Robeson’s contacts were “passed on” to Davis, Takara writes.

Takara says that Davis “espoused freedom, radicalism, solidarity, labor unions, due process, peace, affirmative action, civil rights, Negro History week, and true Democracy to fight imperialism, colonialism, and white supremacy. He urged coalition politics.”



Is “coalition politics” at work in Obama’s rise to power?

Trevor Loudon, the New Zealand-based blogger who has been analyzing the political forces behind Obama and specializes in studying the impact of Marxist and leftist political organizations, notes that Frank Chapman, a CPUSA supporter, has written a letter to the party newspaper hailing the Illinois senator’s victory in the Iowa caucuses.



“Obama’s victory was more than a progressive move; it was a dialectical leap ushering in a qualitatively new era of struggle,” Chapman wrote. “Marx once compared revolutionary struggle with the work of the mole, who sometimes burrows so far beneath the ground that he leaves no trace of his movement on the surface. This is the old revolutionary ‘mole,’ not only showing his traces on the surface but also breaking through.”

Let’s challenge the liberal media to report on this. Will they have the honesty and integrity to do so?



© 2008 Cliff Kincaid - All Rights Reserved

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Cliff Kincaid, a veteran journalist and media critic, Cliff concentrated in journalism and communications at the University of Toledo, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree.

Cliff has written or co-authored nine books on media and cultural affairs and foreign policy issues.

Cliff has appeared on Hannity & Colmes, The O’Reilly Factor, Crossfire and has been published in the Washington Post, Washington Times, Chronicles, Human Events and Insight.

Web Site: www.AIM.org

E-Mail: cliff.kincaid@aim.org

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We have made a start at continuing the show. For the next month we'll be doing best-of shows from the past.
All you have to do is log onto www.kbrs.net and use your audio program to listen to the show. For now the time will be the same as before 7:00 till 9:00 am. As we get other opportunities, we will post them here in the news section.

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Letter of Support for the “Insight AM Radio Program”,
Hosted by Johnny Tittle

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Johnny Tittle which over the past five years we have come to value as the best local talk
show in Northwest Arkansas.

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in the three-county area of Benton, Washington, and Madison counties. As time for this
letter of support to be compiled was extremely limited, the signatures below represent
only a sampling of the show’s total listenership. With the pending sale and reformatting
of the KOFC radio station where the Insight show is currently aired, Johnny Tittle is
scheduled to leave the air in December of 2007. The show will cease if another radio
station does not pick it up.

With this letter of support, the loyal listeners and advertisers of the Insight AM
program are seeking the help of Northwest Arkansas radio station owners to give the
show a new home from which to broadcast. We pledge our support of the radio station
which will help save this show that has come to play an important role in our lives.


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Progress in The Wayne Fincher Case

http://www.arkansasmilitia.com/raid/

A response from Don Bright


Bass Trumbo, in his letter published by the Times, (October 9, 2007) asks to become an elitist. Only an elitist would have the arrogance and self-centeredness to think that he/she isn’t one. Mr. Trumbo is an elitist and is a prime mover in the aristocracy that reigns supreme over what I’m sure he considers the hapless serfs that are the citizens of Fayetteville.

Trumbo makes the telling case for his elitism by the following: “Sure, there was always room to improve, but most of us (read the ruling class) were well satisfied.”
That is without a doubt the attitude of today’s liberal. What he is saying is “I’ve already got everything I need and I don’t want the unwashed messing up my kingdom.”

Trumbo also writes: “The city has taken the position that any inconvenience caused by the festival (Bikes, Blues and Barb-Q) is outweighed by the economic benefits, but I disagree with such a conclusion.” Of course he does. That’s the only excuse he can come up with to argue his point. Like most liberals, he thinks the rest of us are ignorant enough to accept the validity of his vacuousness.

Trumbo also considers the “non-important” (the only conclusion that can be drawn by the inference of Justice of the Peace David Daniel when he made a statement to the effect that only the “important” people should make political decisions regarding the taking of private property from unimportant citizens.) citizens of Fayetteville “a foreign power (that) is occupying our town”. By “our” I’m sure he is referring to the elitist clique of which he is a card carrying member.

Another example of Trumbo’s reactionary liberalism is his shuddering fear of capitalism.
Listen to another of his fulminations: “Also, I can’t help but wonder how much profit the organizers of the event and vendors actually make…”. What has that got to do with anything? A great portion of any profits made by either group is confiscated by the government and ostensibly benefits every citizen – er, scuse me, peasant of the city and county. I’m confused. Why would a dyed-in-the-wool liberal decry more taxes? My take on liberals and taxes is that they will never think taxes are sufficiently confiscatory until they reach 100 per cent of our earnings.

Trumbo refers to Bill Underwood as courageous because the spoken out against the event. I won’t argue about the courage of Mr. Underwood. I will, however, remind Mr. Trumbo that the reason that Mr. Underwood is against the event is because of its interference with his sales. Mr. Underwood is a diamond merchant and depends on his customers to make a profit. Uh oh, there’s that dirty word again. Sorry, Mr. Trumbo.

I started to write that your logic escapes me, Mr. Trumbo, but that would be meaningless. The letter you authored has no logic from which to escape.

Universal Health Care
From A Canadian



I am forwarding this email I received from a buddy in Canada. Please
take the time to read it so you can do whatever you wish....research,
verify, etc., but please read it.

Thanks for sending this to me. I am going to forward this to all my
e-mail friends. This is the same old junk she was advocating for Mental
Health when her husband was in office.
I saw on the news up here in Canada where Hillary Clinton introduced her
new health care plan. Something similar to what we have in Canada. I
also heard that Michael Moore was raving about the health care up here in
Canada in his latest movie. As your friend and someone who lives with
the Canada health care plan I thought I would give you some facts about
this great medical plan that we have in Canada.

First of all:
1) The health care plan in Canada is not free. We pay a premium every
month of $96. for Shirley and I to be covered. Sounds great eh. What
they don't tell you is how much we pay in taxes to keep the health care
system afloat. I am personally in the 55% tax bracket. Yes 55% of my
earnings go to taxes. A large portion of that and I am not sure of the
exact amount goes directly to health care our #1 expense.
2) I would not classify what we have as health care plan, it is more
like a health diagnosis system. You can get into to see a doctor quick
enough so he can tell you "yes indeed you are sick or you need an
operation" but now the challenge becomes getting treated or operated on.
We have waiting lists out the ying yang some as much as 2 years down the
road.

3) Rather than fix what is wrong with you the usual tactic in Canada is
to prescribe drugs. Have a pain here is a drug to take- not what is
causing the pain and why. No time for checking you out because it is
>> more important to move as many patients thru as possible each hour for
> Government re-imbursement
>
> 4) Many Canadians do not have a family Doctor.
5) Don't require emergency treatment as you may wait for hours in the
emergency room waiting for treatment.
6) Shirley's dad cut his hand on a power saw a few weeks back and it
required that his hand be put in a splint - to our surprise we had to pay
$125. for a splint because it is not covered under health care plus we
have to pay $60. for each visit for him to check it out each week.
7) Shirley's cousin was diagnosed with a heart blockage. Put on a
waiting list . Died before he could get treatment.
8) Government allots so many operations per year. When that is done no
more operations, unless you go to your local newspaper and plead your
case and embarrass the government then money suddenly appears.
9)The Government takes great pride in telling us how much more they are
increasing the funding for health care but waiting lists never get shorter. Government just keeps throwing money at the problem but it never goes away. But they are good at finding new ways to tax us, but they don't call it a tax anymore it is now a user fee.10) A friend needs an operation for a blockage in her leg but because she is a smoker they will not do it. Despite paying into the health care system all these years. My friend is 65 years old. Now there is talk
that maybe we should not treat fat and obese people either because they
are a drain on the health care system. Let me see now, what we want in
Canada is a health care system for healthy people only. That should
reduce our health care costs. 11) Forget getting a second opinion, what you see is what you get.12) I can spend what money I have left after taxes on booze, cigarettes, junk food and anything else that could kill me but I am not allowed by
law to spend my money on getting an operation I need because that would
be jumping the queue. I must wait my turn except if I am a hockey player
or athlete then I can get looked at right away. Go figger. Where else
in the world can you spend money to kill yourself but not allowed to
spend money to get healthy.
13) Oh did I mention that immigrants are covered automatically at tax
payer expense having never contributed a dollar to the system and pay no
premiums.
14) Oh yeh we now give free needles to drug users to try and keep them
healthy. Wouldn't want a sickly druggie breaking into your house and
stealing your things. But people with diabetes who pay into the health
care system have to pay for their needles because it is not covered by
the health care system.
I send this out not looking for sympathy but as the election looms in the
states you will be hearing more and more about universal health care down
there and the advocates will be pointing to Canada. I just want to make
sure that you hear the truth about health care up here and have some food
for thought and informed questions to ask when broached with this
subject.
Step wisely and don't make the same mistakes we have.

THE RAPE OF EUROPE


By Paul Belien


The German author Henryk M. Broder recently told the Dutch Newspaper "DeVolkskrant" that young Europeans who love freedom, better emigrate. Europe as we know it will not exist twenty years from now.


While sitting on a terrace in Berlin, Broder pointed to the other customers and the passers-by and said, "We are watching the world of yesterday." Europe is turning Muslim.. As Broder is sixty years old he is not going to emigrate. "I am too old," he said. However, he urged young people to get out and "move to Australia or New Ze! aland. That is the only option they have if they want to avoid the plagues that will turn the old continent uninhabitable."


Many Germans and Dutch, apparently, did not wait for Broder's advice. The number of emigrants leaving the Netherlands and Germany has already surpassed the number of immigrants moving in. One does not have to be prophetic to predict, like Henryk Broder, that Europe is becoming Islamic.


Just consider the demographics: - The number of Muslims in Europe is estimated to be 50 million. - It is expected to double in twenty years. By 2025, one third of all European children will be born to Muslim families. - Today Mohammed is already the most popular name for newborn boys in Brussels, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and other maj! or European cities.


Broder is convinced that the Europeans are not willing to oppose Islamization. "The dominant ethos," he told De Volkskrant, "is perfectly voiced by the stupid blonde woman author with whom I recently debated. She said that it is sometimes better to let yourself be raped than to risk serious injuries while resisting. She said it is sometimes better to avoid fighting than run the risk of death."


In a recent Op-Ed piece in the Brussels newspaper De Standaard the Dutch author Oscar Van Den Boogaard refers to Broder's interview. Van den Boogaard says that to him coping with the Islamization of Europe is like "a process of mourning." He is overwhelmed by a "feeling of sadness." "I am not a warrior," he says, "but who is? I have never learned to! fight for my freedom. I was only good at enjoying it."


Consider that in all of Europe no one under the age of 65 has picked up arms in defense of their country. That task has been borne by the United States since Hitler surrendered in 1945.


As Tom Bethell wrote in this month's American Spectator: "Just at the most basic level of demography the secular-humanist option is not working." But there is more to it than the fact that non-religious people tend not to have as many children as religious people, because many of them prefer to "enjoy" freedom rather than renounce it for the sake of children.


Secularists, it seems to me, are also less keen on fighting. Since they do not believe in an afterlife, thi! s life is the only thing they have to lose. Hence they will rather accept submission than fight. Like the German feminist Broder referred to, they prefer to be raped than to resist.


Islamization is simply the consequence. The very word Islam means "submission" and the secularists have submitted already. Many Europeans have already become Muslims, though they do not realize it or do not want to admit it.


Some of the people I meet in the U. S. are particularly worried about the rise of anti-Semitism in Europe. Contemporary Anti-Semitism in Europe (at least when coming from native Europeans) is related to anti- Americanism.


People who are not prepared to resist and are eager to submit, hate others who do not want to sub! mit and are prepared to fight. They hate them because they are afraid that the latter will endanger their lives as well. In their view everyone must submit.


This is why they have come to hate Israel and America so much, and the small band of European "Islamophobes" who dare to talk about what they see happening around them. West Europeans have to choose between submission (Islam) or death. Europeans apparently never read John Stuart Mill: "War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things; the decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks nothing is worth a war, is worse."


"A man who has nothing which he cares more about than he does about his personal safety is a miserable creature who has no chance at being free, unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself."

Good morning Col. Joe;

About a year ago, we talked about an Aorta Aneurysm developing in my 78 year old mother and your informing that your program would aid in her in calming this potentially dangerous Aneurysm. Over the past year, her Aneurysm has slightly reduced in size. But more importantly, what doctors called cysts on her kidneys have disappeared and her legs which were like dark colored topographical road maps of Varicose veins has almost completely disappeared. She was also on several high blood pressure pills and is now she is on one low dose one! Her doctors are dumbfounded at her turn around!

To add to this, she also suffered for years of having severe plaque calcification on her teeth and every 3 months had to undergo painful deep root scrapings, which left her not able to eat anything but soft foods for days afterwards. Since being on your program, she has only had to undergo slight cleaning of her teeth and her Dentist is really impressed in her turn around!

On another note, my Aunt who is 75 yrs of age was diagnosed with a severe blockage of her heart arteries (over 65% blockage) and was scheduled to undergo an angio-plasti with shunts to be place in her arteries 35 days after her diagnosis. She went on your program, even reluctantly reducing her cholesterol medication significantly to reduce the statins in her blood, so your program could work more efficiently on her. Well the day of the angio-plasti came and the surgeon started with an angiogram and upon inspection of her arteries asked her while my Aunt laid on the table why she was there? He informed her that she had only slight blockage of the arteries, less than 20% and said there was no reason for her to be on his table, closed her up and sent her home!

I would like to thank you for all your help Col Joe, you managed to turn around dear family members lives and your program placed them into physical conditions they haven't felt in years, having more energy and thus they are enjoying life so much more these days! You are a remarkable human being for all the assistance you have provided as well as I consider a valued friend!

DJ