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"We contend that for a nation to try to tax itself into prosperity is like a man standing in a bucket and trying to lift himself up by the handle."--Winston Churchill

Should We Attack Iraq?     By Gordon Francis Corbett     Why should we attack a country if it has not attacked us?       Hussein either has or has not attacked America.  If he has not, we should leave him and his noxious entourage for the Europeans to sort out, however they would prefer to do that.  If somehow he has attacked us, President Bush should say so, display the evidence, and direct our armed forces to flatten Hussein's illegitimate hide to the thickness of a silly millimeter. (Click to Read More)

Chris Torkildson Speaks to Louisville Venture Club About “Destructive Technologies”      By Theresa Fritz Camoriano      On March 5, 2003, Chris Torkildson, the Chief Technology Officer of bCatalyst, spoke to the Louisville Venture Club.  He began by somewhat apologetically explaining that engineers and technology types generally are introverts, who are not known for their public speaking ability.  In fact, he said, among engineers, extroverts are the people who look down at your shoes when they talk to you!  (Click to Read More)

Eat the Caribou     By Donald M. Heavrin      When dealing with Iraq, we have to understand that we are dealing with a Thirteenth Century society that is armed with fully-automatic weapons that we gave them when they were fighting Iran.  This paradox produces an interesting question: Why do we care if Saddam kills his people and his neighbors?  The answer is obvious: it is oil, oil, oil.  Which brings us to the real issue.    (Click to Read More)

Kentucky Gubernatorial Candidate Virgil Moore Addresses Take Back Louisville     On March 8, 2003, Kentucky Senator Virgil Moore spoke to the Take Back Louisville group at its monthly meeting.  Senator Moore said he is the most conservative candidate for Governor; he is a leader.  Moore said, while other elected officials have people lined up at their door asking for money and favors, he does not, because he takes a firm position and does not hand out money and favors.  Senator Moore is running on an anti-tax platform and plans to run a grassroots campaign, appealing to the working people of Kentucky.  (Click to Read More)

Killer Compassion – Part Two (Drugs and Tobacco)     By Pat Pending     We Americans are very compassionate people.  We feel compassion for those who are struggling to make ends meet, for single parents trying to raise children alone, for children who are abused or neglected, for people who are destroying their lives with drugs, for people who are poorly educated, for people with various disabilities, and so forth.   (Click to Read More)

The Oily Slope to World Government     By Gordon Francis Corbett      Both Iraq and North Korea either have, or stand accused of having, "weapons of mass destruction."  Fertilizer!  (Click to Read More)

WHEN BILLY DESERVES TO GRADUATE!      By Terry Gray      Liberals!  Ah, the kind folks who bring you the power to help others through forced taxes.  (Click to Read More)

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