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I despise Supermarkets that demand you use “frequent shopper” loyalty cards to get their bogus “discounts” – effectively a surcharge if you refuse to allow your purchases to be recorded into “big data” for whatever future purpose. I have started … Continue reading
We’re just here to help – let us in or we’ll kill you
http://edition.cnn.com/2012/05/03/justice/new-york-chamberlain-death/ The connection here is WUUA-FM in Glen Spey, New York is an all Ukranian radio station that shares its licensee name with the office Stephen Demchuk quoted in the story. Another officer shot and killed the man who told … Continue reading
Posted in Collapse of America, Individual Liberty, Privacy
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Are you John Galt?
The third and final film of Ayn Rand’s book “Atlas Shrugged” opens this weekend. Keep an eye out for former radio host Rusty Humphries. If you go, be careful not to aim your cellphone toward the screen, or face felony … Continue reading
Culture Shocks
Barry Lynn is an ordained minister who believes with every ounce of his being that government should stay out of the religion business. His religious affiliation is with the left leaning United Church of Christ. (The college I graduated from … Continue reading
The truth about aspirin
My nephew’s wife is a neurologist who runs a stroke clinic at one of the two major hospitals in Charlotte. I believe she’s in her mid 30s. From time to time, medical subjects come up, and I’ve been consistently clear … Continue reading
It’s John 3:16 week
A few months ago, I mentioned that the Wachovia Wells Fargo PGA golf tournament is held very close to my new home. This is the first year I’ve been here to experience what that actually means. Of course, the main … Continue reading
NY Times: The Health Benefits of Nicotine (1997)
The unscientists at the FDA are proposing national regulation discouraging the use of e-cigarettes that deliver nicotine without the cancer causing smoke. Back in 1997, when Journalists still presented both sides of an issue, the NY Times investigated whether the … Continue reading
Posted in American Politics, Individual Liberty
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Local radio and LPFM
The trickle of new LPFM radio stations are arriving on the air. I’m starting to go through the new arrivals to see what I can find about them. As Clear Channel and Cumulus essentially withdraw from any significant local programming … Continue reading
Posted in Individual Liberty, Low Power FM, Radio Biz, Uncategorized
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Your city needs a free MRAP
There aren’t even 13,000 cities in the United States.
Southern Non-Food porn
It’s jarring if you lived in Yankee prison for 15 years. I’m stopped at a long traffic signal and this sign catches my eye: Cigarrettes only $3.10 a pack? Mayor Bloomberg is having a heart attack right now. The small … Continue reading
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