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As we have seen in part two of this series, the annual $900 million dollar juggernaut, which represents the economic contribution of the Yuma farmers to the State’s economy, is being sacrificed in the name of global commerce (i.e., NAU, CAFTA, CANAM
The Libertarian
Quite a bit of e-mail on last week’s brief debunking of the current “global warming” hysteria, being promoted by the same folks who 30 years ago were predicting -- on the cover of Newsweek, and elsewhere -- that the next Ice Age is right around the c
Yesterday would have been my dad's one-hundredth birthday. Edwin J. Baldwin was born on March 1, 1907. This was the same year that "The Duke" John Wayne was born. However, my father, though small in stature at only 5' 6" tall,
The Libertarian
Boy, Las Vegas and Clark County officials sure don’t care much for free speech.
Back in 2005, two preachers were arrested in front of the Bellagio casino on the Las Vegas Strip for carrying “Trust Jesus” signs. They’d originally been informed a C
The Libertarian
Responding to the shortage of qualified math and science teachers in Nevada’s public schools, state Sen. Barbara Cegavske, R-Las Vegas, now offers Senate Bill 52, which would hand extra tax dollars to Millennium Scholarship recipients who agree to te
A recent AP article entitled, “Governors Seek More Money for Children’s Insurance,” explains why the United States of America continues to follow the path of socialism as opposed to the principles of individual liberty upon which it was founded. Acc
Government is a great evil on the earth. 100,000,000+ of governments' own citizens were killed by them during the last 100 years alone. Why is government evil? Because of government's ability to shield its workers from the consequences of the
Evangelical Christians are already beginning the process of selecting the Republican presidential candidate whom they can anoint as their successor to George W. Bush. Somehow, evangelicals have this deluded idea that President Bush is one of them.
Arizona owes a great deal of gratitude to Arizona State Senator, Thayer Verschoor. Verschoor is doing his best to protect Arizona’s students from being challenged to develop new perspectives and to be able to debate these perspectives
The Libertarian
A 2003 poll of 530 climatologists in 27 countries showed 34.7 percent of interviewees endorsed the notion that a substantial part of the current global warming trend -- which might see temperatures rise by a degree or two, on average, by century’s en
Reflexiones Libertarias
Anoche, luego de un extenuante día de amenazas en diarios, TV, emails anunciando el fin del mundo, me planto frente a mi computadora para, atrapado por el temor, iniciar el tecleado guiado por mis “expectativas racionales.” Pero antes, enciendo mi TV
CONNECTING THE DOTS
Since George W. Bush became President of the United States in 2001, the number of illegal aliens residing in this country has risen exponentially.
I listed 50 people that I wished could be regarded as "most influential" in our country. In that column, I invited readers to share the names of people that they feel are deserving of that recognition. Boy, did they! Scores of readers respo
The Libertarian
The story is told -- documentation seems scant -- that at the advent of the automobile, certain jurisdictions enacted ordinances requiring a man to walk in front of each vehicle waving a red flag, the better to avoid frightening the horses.
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The failure of Edsel and the new Coke demonstrate that private individuals and companies cannot make the public do whatever it wants. The continued existence of the Post Office, foreign aid, and corporate welfare prove that government officials thro
Reflexiones Libertarias
The writer, disclosing a real different version faraway from the traditional, takes the reader to that era of our history in which, poisoned by the 1857 liberal Constitution, the country jumped to the abyss of a destructive intestinal war.
The Libertarian
Even though she admits the “problem” has not arisen in Nevada in recent memory, ever energetic state Sen. Dina Titus, D-Las Vegas, now offers Senate Bill 82, which seeks to ban “price gouging” by classifying as an illegal “deceptive trade practice” t
Fascist Nation
Larry Reed spoke with great passion about an upcoming movie, that he could not rate highly enough in his encouragement to go see it again and again, and tell all your friends. We seem to get one freedom movie a year as balance to all the others.
Outside of CNN’s Lou Dobbs, who among us have heard anyone from the mainstream media highlight the negative impacts associated with the NAFTA or CAFTA free trade agreements?
CONNECTING THE DOTS
Fascist Nation
Twelve-year-old Mark Hoffman disrespects authority, cuts class at every opportunity, and suspects he knows better than nearly every adult in Walton, NY. He is, after all, one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the community.
The Libertarian
A loyal reader writes in response to last week’s opus:
“Dear Mr. Suprynowicz, I read your columns on a regular basis, and while I don’t often agree I have never felt compelled to write. But the education issue in Nevada and across the nation just
This past Monday night, a gunman walked into a popular Salt Lake City mall and opened fire with a shotgun. The trench coat-clad gunman was heavily armed and intended to kill as many people as he could.
The NAU and the Treasonous Subversion of American Sovereignty (Part 1)
There once were four individuals named Everybody, Somebody, Anybody, and Nobody. Every day there was always an important job that needed to be done and Everybody was sure that Somebody would do it. However, Anybody could have done the job, but Nobo
I would like to offer my list of "50 Americans I Wish Were The Most Influential." I can tell readers this: If these people were America's most influential leaders (Christian or otherwise), our country would not be in the shape it is in
CONNECTING THE DOTS
The Libertarian
Sure enough, just as I predicted last week, a preliminary assessment of Clark County second-grade students released by the county school district a few days back, supposedly designed to weigh the impacts of all-day versus half-day kindergarten, weigh
The Libertarian
Today, Venezuela has a Communist dictator. When Hugo Chavez doesn’t like the way things are going with his country’s oil, telecommunications and electric power industries -- or if he merely craves their wealth -- he simply seizes them, calling it “na
