Fraud by government workers charged

The US Attorney’s Office, District of Massachusetts has arrested six in a “Registry of Motor Vehicles Identity Theft Scheme” in which four RMV clerks issued licenses and ID cards to illegal aliens for cash. Some of the false identities and addresses were used to fraudulently register to vote in the City of Boston.

Yes Virginia, there is voter fraud in America that can and will be stopped by individuals of character with courage.     Continue reading →

OK cigarette fee ruled a tax

The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled today that a $1.50 cigarette fee scheduled to go into effect this month is an unconstitutional tax.

In an opinion that drew support from every justice, the Court noted that the Legislature introduced four bills that would have created a similar cigarette “tax,” but abandoned them because of lack of support. Late in session, lawmakers finally adopted a “smoking cessation fee.” Continue reading →

Slaves rally to boost leader’s ego

According to The Independent, tens of thousands of North Koreans gathered in Pyongyang yesterday to cheer on their dictator, hailing Kim Jong Un’s fiery rhetoric and saluting the tinpot tyrant’s nuclear lust – even as it inches the impoverished nation toward an apocalyptic confrontation with the United States. Continue reading →

The Power of Deconstruction

If you live in an urban or metropolitan area, you have likely observed the process of a building being torn down to make room for a new building to be located in the same spot.  Decaying buildings often keep underlying value from being available and apparent.

This is true in our own lives as we often get into certain habits and patterns that become permanent fixtures without making conscious decisions or even being aware that it is happening.  Continue reading →

State of Emergency declared

Gov. Fallin in Tulsa to view tornado damage in midtown

Governor Mary Fallin Wednesday declared a state of emergency for four counties due to tornadoes, severe storms, straight-line winds and flooding that occurred Aug. 5-6, 2017.

The counties included in the governor’s declaration are Mayes, Rogers, Tulsa and Wagoner. Continue reading →