Right to the End
I'm a free market conservative/libertarian, and I call em as I see em. I believe strongly in Austrian economic principles, personal liberties, and small governments. I believe these are the necessary ingredients to a prosperous and moral nation.
Thursday, August 29, 2019
An August 2019 music festival in Detroit charged different ticket prices based on skin color
Read: Festival charges double ticket price for 'non-people of colour'
Saturday, August 17, 2019
Rashida Tlaib uses her grandmother to advance anti-Israeli rhetoric
If it wasn't for Ilhan Omar and her trashy past, Tlaib would be the most anti-American and classless member of Congress.
Read: Rashida Tlaib Shuns Her Own Grandmother to Trash Israel
CBS News covers for domestic terrorist group Antifa
It's been 2 weeks, and CBS still has also not mentioned that Dayton mass shooter Connor Betts was a member of Antifa. Still waiting...
Read: Portland braces for violence at far-right rally — entire police force will be on duty
Tuesday, July 23, 2019
South Korean and Japanese fighter jets intercepted a Russian A-50 after it invaded both of their airspaces
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Beriev A-50 "Mainstay" |
Russia is denying the Beriev A-50 ever entered either nation's airspace, essentially calling both countries' defense departments "liars" on an international stage.
Why South Korea and Japan would both lie about a Russian military plane invading their airspaces is anyone's guess.
Read more: Warplanes from four countries face off in Asian confrontation
Thursday, July 18, 2019
Iran Claims to have Captured a Foreign Oil Tanker...which doesn't seem to exist
This "foreign" ship has not been claimed by any actual nation, nor has any nation reported a missing ship in the Strait of Hormuz.
See: Iran seizes foreign oil tanker in Strait of Hormuz, state TV reports
Friday, July 12, 2019
U.S. Women's Soccer Team Accused Of Snubbing Star Player For Christian Views

Jaelene Hinkle
The absence of one of the best women’s soccer players in the nation from the national squad that just won the World Cup has prompted questions as to whether she didn’t make the team because of her openly professed Christian faith.
Jaelene Hinkle, 26, “has been called the top left defender in the U.S. game,” according to The Washington Times. Fox News noted Hinkle “helped her team win the NWSL championship and previously helped it win a title in 2016 when it was known as the Western New York Flash.”
But none of that apparently mattered to the women’s team. The Irish Times, which called Hinkle “the finest left-back in the NWSL,” wrote in June, “Hinkle likely would have been a fish out of water on the uber-woke women’s national team, some of whose biggest stars are openly lesbian, raising questions about whether she would have thrown off the squad’s chemistry.”
That’s because Hinkle has been quite open about her Christian faith. In 2015, Hinkle objected publicly to the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling that legalized same-sex marriage, writing on Instagram:
Jesus didn't come to save those who already believed in Him. He came so that the lost, rejected, and abandoned men and women would find Him and believe. I believe with every fiber in my body that what was written 2,000 years ago in the Bible is undoubtedly true. It's not a fictional book. It's not a pick and choose what you want to believe. You either believe it, or you don't. This world may change, but Christ and His Word NEVER will.
Read more: U.S. Women's Soccer Team Accused Of Snubbing Star Player For Christian Views
Wednesday, July 10, 2019
95-year-old WWII veteran Ernest Andrus begins second 2-year walk to visit every state

Wednesday, June 26, 2019
2 more Broward sheriff's deputies fired over inaction during Parkland shooting: Edward Eason and Josh Stambaugh
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Josh Stambaugh |
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Edward Eason |
Friday, June 14, 2019
A Brazilian Lesbian Couple tried to force transgender surgery on their 9-year-old son before Stabbing him to Death
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Rhuan Maycon |
Maycon had been suffering for a year as a result of a botched gender re-assignment operation performed by the pair with no medical supervision after his mother decided he should be a girl.
Brazil’s child protection agency said the women had attempted to perform a “Kind of a sex-change surgery. After removing the penis, they sewed the mutilated region and improvised a version of a female genital organ, making a cut in the groin.”
More at Summit News: Brazil: Lesbian Couple Who Tried to Force Transgender Surgery on 9-Year-Old Boy Stab Him to Death
Tuesday, November 15, 2016
How badly did CNN get the election?
"Trump's ghost will haunt the GOP -- and possibly kill it"
"It's all over for Donald Trump"
Of course in the actual election:
- Trump won the presidential election by a considerable margin.
- Hillary Clinton spent every dime of her $2 billion campaign budget (the largest in world history) and still lost.
- The Republicans maintained their majority in the Senate, 51-48.
- The Republicans maintained their majority in the House, 239-193.
- The Republicans grew their majority of governorships from 31-18-1 to 34-15-1.
Saturday, November 28, 2015
Sunday, July 05, 2015
The FCC claims that its famous Carterfone decision opened the door to the Internet
In the Section III. Report and Order on Remand: Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet of the FCC’s Net Neutrality rules, they claim that their famous Carterfone decision freed up technological innovation and helped create the Internet later on. The Carterfone was a device that bridged two-way radios to each other over a phone line, greatly extending their reach beyond the range of a typical consumer radio-signal broadcast. In the 1960s, AT&T was the largest telephone company in the United States and provided most of the physical telephone lines for communication. But AT&T created a rule that banned any non-AT&T device from connecting to their phone lines, thereby preventing their customers from using devices such as the Carterfone on AT&T telephone lines.
In 1968, the Federal Communications Commission ordered that AT&T’s ban was unlawful, thereby, by federal government decree, allowing these and other acoustic coupling communication devices such as fax machines and modems, to connect to AT&T phone lines. Win for the consumer, right?
Well, not so fast!
While the FCC was patting itself on the back for outlawing an AT&T business practice that gave their customers more freedom, we must go back to what allowed AT&T to create and enforce such a ban to begin with, a rule that was clearly unpopular with their own customers.
AT&T, like other local telecommunication companies, had long been in bed with local governments that gave them government-protected monopolies in nearly all areas of the United States, preventing pretty much any competition from starting up where AT&T was the de facto telephone provider. AT&T claimed that the initial investment into the telephone infrastructure (the phone lines and switching equipment) would not have been profitable if other companies were allowed to build their own networks alongside AT&T (or use AT&T’s infrastructure).
This, of course, was nonsense. This government-protected monopoly almost guaranteed AT&T’s profits for decades by reducing their costs and allowing them to not have to worry about competing. And when a business doesn’t have to worry about competing, they are free to provide poor products and services, enforce high prices, and threaten to cut off their customers altogether from using telephones at all.
It was this GOVERNMENT-PROTECTED MONOPOLY that allowed AT&T to ban customers from using non AT&T devices on their telephone lines. If AT&T did not have a monopoly then competitive telecommunications products and service providers would have been able to swoop in and fill in the gaps that AT&T left, such as the Carterfone.
So in reality, what we had was the government getting in bed with a huge business to protect their monopoly, then later government comes in to “save” us from the monopolistic business practices that they helped create.
It never seems to occur to government officials to just stay out of our business to begin with, does it? Let us choose a telecommunications provider on our own. Let us choose our own telecommunications rules, products, services, restrictions, and freedoms.
It’s important to understand that the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights was written because our founding fathers recognized that the only way our freedoms could ever be taken away was by government, and the Constitution was a required guideline to follow to prevent the government from taking our freedoms away.
Businesses cannot take our liberties with government assistance. If you ever feel as if your rights are being trampled on by a business, look closely and you will find government regulations giving them that authority to do so.
That being said, government is not our savior from ourselves or each other. They have no power to “grant” us freedoms, only to take them away. If you ever hear a government official talk about giving us liberty, rest assured they were responsible for the loss of that liberty to begin with. Every time.
Read the Unconstitutional regulations of Net Neutrality yourself, downloaded from the FCC in three formats: PDF | Word | Text
Sunday, May 03, 2015
The FCC quietly excuses dial-up Internet providers from Net Neutrality
If Net Neutrality is supposed to save the Internet and maintain its “openness” for decades to come, as the FCC claims, then why did they exclude dial-up ISP’s from the new regulations?
From their own rules: II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY, A. Strong Rules That Protect Consumers from Past and Future Tactics that Threaten the Open Internet, 4. Scope of the Rules, #25, definition of "broadband Internet access service", they explicitly exclude dial-up ISPs:
“A mass-market retail service by wire or radio that provides the capability to transmit data to and receive data from all or substantially all Internet endpoints, including any capabilities that are incidental to and enable the operation of the communications service, but excluding dial-up Internet access service.”
The U.S. Constitution explicitly forbids the enactment of new laws that target specific individuals or companies. It’s illegal. But it’s become obvious from the FCC’s own words that the Net Neutrality regulations were specifically written to target Comcast, because of their publicly known battle with Netflix.
What the FCC is doing is Unconstitutional on many levels, but this may be their worst violation. They are breaking the law with the writing of these new regulations, and the American people are not even aware of what’s going on.
Read the Unconstitutional regulations of Net Neutrality yourself, downloaded from the FCC in three formats: PDF | Word | Text