Category Archives: History

Baltimore Lithuanian Festival 2013

Posted on May 18, 2013 by onemansthoughts

Posted in Current Events, Family, History, Lithuanian | Leave a comment

Why All of Us Should Mistrust the Government

Posted on May 13, 2013 by onemansthoughts

It should come as no surprise that President Obama told Ohio State students at graduation ceremonies last week that they should not question authority and they should reject the calls of those who do. He argued that “our brave, creative, … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events, Government Corruption, History, Liberty, News, Personal Freedom, Tyranny | Tagged Abraham Lincoln, acquisition and use of property, Alien and Sedition Acts, Big Government, Bill of Rights, British, British troops, civil disobedience, Congress protecting the slave trade, Constitution, criminalized free speech, criticizing the government, Declaration of Independence, domestic concentration camps in wartime, domestic spying without search warrants, expression, FDR incarcerating Japanese-Americans, First Amendment, free will, Freedom, George W. Bush, George Washington, government in America, Government is essentially the negation of liberty, government rejects the natural law, government tyranny, Great Britain, James Madison, Jim Crow laws, John Adams, justice, military, natural law, natural law is divinely embedded in our souls, Obama, Obama's Ohio State advice, Ohio State, privacy, prosecuting political speech, regulation by the government, religion, rule of law, search warrants, seditious libel, self-defense, Self-rule, slaughter of babies in the womb, slavery, socialism, soldier-written search warrants, Stamp Act, Thomas Jefferson, thought, torture and death by drones, Totalitarian Government, travel, tyranny of a madman, tyranny of the majority, unjust wars, use of governmental power should be challenged and questioned, Washington, White House, Woodrow Wilson | Leave a comment

The University Greys

Posted on May 10, 2013 by onemansthoughts

The State of Mississippi seceded from the Union on January 9, 1861. On May 4th, nearly the entire student body and many of the professors at the University of Mississippi formed ranks on the grounds in front of the Lyceum, … Continue reading →

Posted in Christianity, Family, Firearms, History, Liberty, Men, Personal Freedom, Secession, Second War For American Independence, State Militias, The Patriot's Wife | Tagged 2nd Amendment, 42nd Mississippi, Army of Northern Virginia, Battle of Gettysburg, Bill of Rights, Cemetery Ridge, Company A of the 11th Mississippi, Confederate aid station, Confederate Army, Confederates, Constitution, Firearms, Freedom, J.S Gage, Jerry Gage, LeGrand Wilson, Lyceum, military, Mississippi, Ole Miss, Pickett’s Charge, Rebel charge, Second Amendment, Second War For American Independence, The Greys, University Greys, University of Mississippi | Leave a comment

George W. Bush Is Smarter Than You

Posted on May 9, 2013 by onemansthoughts

By Keith Hennessey at keithhennessey.com The new George W. Bush Presidential Center is being dedicated this week. This seems like a good time to bust a longstanding myth about our former President, my former boss. I teach a class at … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, History, Men, Politics | Tagged 100K mountain bike ride, Afghanistan, agriculture, al Qaeda, American Revolution, anti-Midwestern, anti-Southern, anti-Texas, Banning magazines, Ben Bernanke, Cambridge, character, climate, Condi Rice, crime, education, energy, environmental policy, George W. Bush, George W. Bush Presidential Center, Hank Paulson, Harvard Business School, health care, Immigration, Iraq, Ivy League, John Kerry, Keith Hennessey, late night comedians, Medicare, military, Mitt Romney, Nantucket, New York, NY-BOS-WAS-CHI-SEA-SF-LA, Obama, op-ed writers, politics, principles, social policy, Social Security, spending, Stanford, Stanford Business School, Taxes, Texan, Texas, Tim Geithner, trade, TV pundits, Twitter, U.S. Olympic Team, Upper East Side elites, values, Waco, Washington, White House, wounded warriors, Yale | Leave a comment

Can the Government Ban ‘Assault Weapons’? Constitutional Experts Weigh In

Posted on May 7, 2013 by onemansthoughts

This article is part of a series on Guns in America that explores the use of firearms in our country and the debate over gun control. Since the shootings in Newtown, Connecticut, one of the major responses has been to increase restrictions … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events, Firearms, History, Liberty, News, Personal Freedom | Tagged 1994 Assault Weapons Ban, 2nd Amendment, America‘s most popular rifle, Antonin Scalia, AR-15, assault weapons, assault weapons ban, Banning ammunition, Banning magazines, barrel shrouds, Big Government, Bill of Rights, Cato Institute, Clinton Administration, Connecticut, Constitution, constitutional law, D.C. v. Heller, dangerous and unusual weapons, District of Columbia v. Heller, District of Columbia’s 1976 handgun ban, Firearms, First Amendment, forward grips, Freedom, fully automated weapons, Georgetown Law Center, grenade, Gun Control, Harvard Law School, high-capacity magazines, hunting, Laurence Tribe, M-16, Machine Guns, magazine-fed semiautomatic rifle, McDonald v. Chicago, military, military-style guns, New York, New York Times, Newtown, Obama, Olympics, pistol grips, Randy Barnett, Robert Levy, rocket launchers, Second Amendment, self-defense, socialism, target shooting, telescoping stocks, unconstitutional, United States Military, US Supreme Court, Washington, Washington Post, White House | Leave a comment

Maybe I’m Just A Stupid, Redneck, Bigot, But I Just Can’t Wrap My Head Around “Islam” And “Peace” In The Same Sentence.

Posted on May 6, 2013 by onemansthoughts

People everywhere should see these photos, in hopes of shocking and waking folks up to what members of the “Religion Of Peace” are doing to us. Scenes like the ones in the link below are pretty commonplace in the Middle … Continue reading →

Posted in Christianity, Current Events, History, Liberty, Muslim, News, Personal Freedom, Surivial | Tagged Boston Bombing, England, Freedom, Harry Reid, Islam, Middle East, Nancy Pelosi, Neville Chamberlain, Obama, religion of peace, socialism, Washington, White House | 2 Comments

For 150 Years, Nevadans Have Been Encumbered By Federal Land Dominion More Than Residents Of Any Other State.

Posted on May 4, 2013 by onemansthoughts

A week ago, Tuesday, April 23rd, the Nevada Assembly passed Assembly Bill 227 by a vote of 23-18. If enacted by the Nevada Senate, AB 227 will create a Nevada Land Management Task Force and charge this Task Force to … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events, History, Liberty, News | Tagged Constitution, Cresent Hardy, Freedom, Geoffrey Lawrence, Ira Hansen, James Oscarson, Jim Wheeler, Las Vegas, Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Michele Fiore, Nevada, Nevada Assembly Bill 227 (2013), Nevada Land Management Task Force, Nevada Policy Research Institute, Nevada’s Equal Footing rights., Pete Goigoechea, Sagebrush Rebellion, transferring control of public lands, US Supreme Court, Utah, Washington | Leave a comment

The Second Amendment as an Expression of First Principles

Posted on May 1, 2013 by onemansthoughts

EDWARD J. ERLER is professor of political science at California State University, San Bernardino. He earned his B.A. from San Jose State University and his M.A. and Ph.D. in government from the Claremont Graduate School. He has published numerous articles … Continue reading →

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Boston Bombing Lessons: Martial Law Doesn’t Work

Posted on April 25, 2013 by onemansthoughts

Only after the curfew in Watertown, Massachusetts, was lifted and alert resident David Hanberry went outside his home to get a smoke, according to news reports, did the case of the Boston Marathon bombing manhunt for suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev crack … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events, History, Liberty, Martial Law, Muslim, News, Personal Freedom | Tagged Bill of Rights, Boston Marathon Bombing, Bridgewater, Bridgewater University, Brockton, Constitution, David Hanberry, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, FBI, Freedom, J. Edgar Hoover, John McCain, Justice Department's Bureau of Investigation, Law of War, Lindsay Graham, Massachusetts, military, New Bedford, Obama administration, Red Scare, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, U.S. Constitution, U.S. Supreme Court, US Supreme Court, Washington, Watertown, White House | Leave a comment

Above and Beyond: The Birth of the Israeli Air Force

Posted on April 23, 2013 by onemansthoughts

Posted in History, Liberty, Men, Surivial | Tagged Israel, Israeli Air Force, military | Leave a comment

Category Archives: History

Baltimore Lithuanian Festival 2013

Why All of Us Should Mistrust the Government

The University Greys

Can the Government Ban ‘Assault Weapons’? Constitutional Experts Weigh In

Maybe I’m Just A Stupid, Redneck, Bigot, But I Just Can’t Wrap My Head Around “Islam” And “Peace” In The Same Sentence.

For 150 Years, Nevadans Have Been Encumbered By Federal Land Dominion More Than Residents Of Any Other State.

Boston Bombing Lessons: Martial Law Doesn’t Work

Above and Beyond: The Birth of the Israeli Air Force

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