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Tag Archives: government power
When the church meetinghouse was the center of our communities
Today, especially since the Pandemic Panic, government both in the States and across the planet has expanded into more and more areas of human life. Not only that, but governments actively seek to take control of and provide more and … Continue reading
Any excuse…
… for government intervention. For giving government agencies more power, more control, and of course, more money. (Except, of course, we are not giving government more money. It isn’t like being enticed by advertising to go spend our money at … Continue reading
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Tagged California, drought, government power, Salt Lake, Stupid government tricks, Utah, Weather
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Paying the piper: the failure of local government in the Fifty States.
Local government in these States is, at best, a failure. 2022 demonstrated that once more. Indeed, it is far, far worse than the vicious horror that was State and Federal government in 2021 (and again in 2022). And those levels … Continue reading
Regime change on the table? Ukrainian edition
A couple of days ago, TPOL discussed the reasons we need regime change given the current world situation right here in the Fifty States. (Well, in the FedGov: we KNOW there are many, many States that could ALSO use some … Continue reading
Posted in Nathan's Rants
Tagged European collapse, government power, regime change, Russo-Ukraine War, Ukraine
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Can State legislatures be “reformed” or even “restored” to better ways?
From ideas by Ari Armstrong Bad as the US Congress and the House of Commons in London, Ottawa, and Canberra are, many State and provincial legislatures are just as bad. We can argue that some (California and Ontario come to … Continue reading
Really? The cure is worse than the disease.
I have mixed feelings about the counter-media site Natural News, run by Mike Adams (not the deceased UNCCH professor). While it frequently reposts important news and analysis, and often has thought-provoking commentary, it seems to too often be sensational and … Continue reading
War… and plague… is the health of the state
Readers may recall this quote: “War is the health of the state,” made by radical writer Randolph Bourne, as the Great War ground its bloody way across Europe. We saw then, as the European empires went to war in 1914, … Continue reading
Rational response to political problems? Not in Congress.
Is it possible for “democracy” to address matters that affect communities, states, and even the world in a way that is rational, and not overwhelmed by emotions, even madness? Is it possible even in a republic? Or a tyranny or … Continue reading
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Tagged Congress, executive orders, government control, government power, irrational actions, irresponsible, Presidency
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Comparing apples and oranges – education and more
By Nathan Barton What should government provide? How? Under what limits? Over at FEE.org, Kerry McDonald has an excellent article comparing public libraries and public schools. It triggered more thoughts and some memories of political campaigns from years back. She … Continue reading
A nation of lies – on ‘roids
Look, we’ve known for a very long time that many of the institutions in our Fifty States and their leaders, staff, contractors, and advocates lie. These people are and have been liars. Consider the Congress. Every so often, one of … Continue reading →