It’s sunday and today’s poem by The Bard of Murdock reveals the sad state of affairs that socialism has brought to the country where I live. This poem was originally published by the Bard on Saturday, May 18, 2013. Please be sure to read the article linked by the Bard before reading the poem. ********* […]
Read more "“The Paper Chase” a poem by the Bard of Murdock"I urge each of you, my dear friends, to read this article at The New American. I find it very disturbing. I would go so far as to call it chilling. It seems that on Monday the Pentagon quietly gave themselves the power to decide to take over civilian police activates whenever they decide it […]
Read more "America Moves One Step Closer To Being Militarized _ Updated"Many of us, at one time or another, have seen the truth of the adage: You can’t fight City Hall. And, too many of our fellow citizens ave learned the hard way that fighting abuse of power by some federal bureaucrats is even worse than trying to fight City Hall. Judge Andrew Napolitano is famous for […]
Read more "Government Intimidation Is Protected By Law"While everyone’s attention is on the scandals rocking the Obama White House, I thought I would share this bit of news that you may have missed. I found this Canada Free Press story at Doug Ross@ Journal this morning. It starts out: Just after Midnight Tuesday night, seven people – five men and two women […]
Read more "Seven Muslim Chemical Engineers Take A Midnight Stroll Around Boston’s Water Resevoir"Last month I saved an article by George Will in the Washington Post. In his article, he makes reference to and quotes from a presentation by Christopher DeMuth (a Fellow of the Hudson Institute) at George Mason University. DeMuth was explaining the perverse effects of progressivism. Paraphrasing DeMuth, Will wrote: Government power is increasingly concentrated […]
Read more "The Bureaucratic Swamp That Is D.C. ( District of Corruption)"While scanning the stories a BadBlue this morning, I found this quote at Weasel Zippers. (CNSNews.com) — President Barack Obama told an audience of high school students in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday that he was “not always the very best student” and that ethics “would not have made it on the list” of his favorite subjects. “I was not […]
Read more "Obama Admits He Is Not Big On Ethics"It’s Sunday and in today’s poem by The Bard of Murdock, the Bard is not convinced by the claim that ObamaCare will improve marriage. This poem was originally published on Saturday, May 11, 2013. Please be sure to read the article linked by the Bard before reading the poem. ********** Catastrophic Coverage . Article link: Obamacare […]
Read more "“Catastrophic Coverage” a poem by the Bard of Murdock"Normally, Saturdays at Asylum Watch are dedicated to the posts of five great collaborators in what is called Guest Saturday. Unfortunately, Pat Slattery of The Free Market Project was unable to put up a post recently, We look forward to his blogging again very soon. So, today I want to share with you a post from Maggie’s […]
Read more "Imaginary School Principal Gets It Right"I agree with the sentiment of this post at IMAO (H/T to Bad Blue) Proof That Bart Simpson Is Smarter Than Barack Obama And, that’s what I’m thinking. What are your thoughts?
Read more "Does Barack Obama Have A Lower IQ Than Bart Simpson?"History is rife with the failure of central planning. Yet the political elites and the central banking elites refuse to believe that free work better than what they can design. Central planning, by its nature, involves picking winners and losers. And, it’s no surprise to the readers of Asylum Watch that the losers are rarely […]
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