Articles Posted on February 3rd, 2012

  • Occupy DC: A Warm Place for Protest
    in the Heart of Wintertime Washington

    by Carl T. Hall on Feb 03, 2012 | 3 Comments

    Except for a single taser incident, protesters interviewed Friday by Fog City Journal couldn’t recall any clashes with the authorities. One Dallas protester brought some Texas twang to the scene, located in McPherson Square, a park a few blocks from the White House. Volunteers run a small library. On Friday there was a free dinner of donated stew and raspberry cheesecake. A couple of denizens smoked dope in a pipe fashioned from a whole red apple.

    Posted in Human Interest, News, Politics

  • Doomsday Clock: Five Minutes to Midnight

    by David Bryson on Feb 03, 2012 | 1 Comment

    Obama taught constitutional law. As President, he has ordered the assassination of at least two US citizens. Not only is this unconstitutional, there was no public discussion of whether or not it was justified. Like the Queen of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland, it is the sudden “Off with their heads!” The Founding Fathers could not imagine such disregard for their craft of openness and free argument.

    Posted in Opinion, Politics

  • Collection Agency Picked On the Wrong Lou Correa

    by Ralph E. Stone on Feb 03, 2012 | 2 Comments

    Collection agencies and their attorneys file hundreds of thousands of lawsuits every year in California, many of which are filed against debt-free individuals such as Senator Correa with no connection to the original creditor. Incredibly, these lawsuits rarely include the information needed to prove the claim is legitimate, because current law doesn’t require it. Consequently, innocent Californians wind up with a judgment on their record or have their wages garnished because they were sued for someone else’s debt.

    Posted in Opinion, Politics