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Tag Archives: bureaucrats
Eh, did you feel your wallet get lighter?
Technically, the FedGov “shut down” for about an hour on Saturday morning. That’s because the Senate did not pass the “continuing resolution” spending bill until well after midnight, the magic “deadline” for the latest budget (spending) deal. Did your heart … Continue reading
A Baker’s Dozen ™: Reasons you know you work for the government.
A Baker’s Dozen ™: Reasons you know you work for the government. (Courtesy of several folks associated with The Price of Liberty who suffered through years of having to work in government or work with government.) When:
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged bureaucracy, bureaucrats, government, government employees, Humor, political humor, Stupid government tricks
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Term limits for bureaucrats?
Term limits for bureaucrats? What kinda garbage is that!?! When we speak of term limits, we always think of politicians who are elected to office: governors, representatives, State constitutional officers, and of course, Massa of these un-tied States. When we … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas for liberty, Nathan's Rants
Tagged bureaucracy, bureaucrats, government hastles, ideas
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A beautiful summary of guvmint beer flu “mis-statements” (lies)
Again this year, we see government – and all the enemies of liberty – eating their own. One of the latest examples of seeming cannibalism in the beloved Centers for Disease Control and its Director, Dr. Rochelle Walensky. Even NPR … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News, Friends of Liberty
Tagged bureaucrats, CDC, exposure, government lies, Lies, medical games, pandemic, Stupid government tricks, vaccines
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Insanity: an example of the bureaucratic, statist, nanny, and authoritarian mindset
Thanks to Miquel for finding this. Just in time for Memorial Day. Kipling described this insanity just over a century ago, in his poem, The Gods of the Copybook Headings. Definitely worth reading.
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged bureaucrats, cemeteries, coronavirus, COVID-19, fear, pandemic, panic, remembering our dead, stupid bureaucrats
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The anti-Christian regime of the United Kingdom
Breitbart News reports that a British government agency has told a British Crown Court that Christians must limit their religion to their church buildings, and may not allow their religious beliefs to influence their professional activities, including fostering of children. … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged anti-religion, bureaucrats, religious freedom, United Kingdom
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The extreme nanny state event horizon?
One of the many marvelous scenes in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy is the discussion of the “Shoe Event Horizon.” Emotional depression turns into economic madness. Read about it here. I wonder if we here in 21st Century America, … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News, Nathan's Rants
Tagged bureaucrats, food, food safety, nanny government, Nanny state, nanny state stupidity
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Libertarian Commentary on the News, #15-44B: Control
By Nathan Barton Regulatory control – a key requirement for government to thrive: everything in life must be controlled by regulations – preferably MULTIPLE regulations, by MULTIPLE agencies and bodies of local government. Let’s look at a few. Do we … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary on the News
Tagged bureaucrats, cars, control, Egypt, EPA, government control, Guns, Halloween, Mesopotamia, new engine, NYC, regulators, Self defense, shootings, suicide-by-cop, Syria
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Treating the government like they treat us
By Nathan Barton What if? Actually, I am NOT really REALLY suggesting that we treat the government like they treat us (the normal, everyday citizen or resident of a state or county or city or town). After all, here is … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants, Uncategorized
Tagged bureaucrats, dealing with aggression, F=IW, Golden Rule, non-aggression, police, public servants, ZAP
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Bloodlust knows no bounds
Really? Everyone knows that guns are verboten in Canada. Along with saying anything that might be viewed as negative towards homosexuals, transgenders, or Muslims. But as with any Animal Farm society, some animals are more equal than others. A few … Continue reading →