Bread and Circuses: This phrase originates in Rome around 100 AD when a Roman poet describes how the populace traded their birthright of political involvement for cheap food and entertainment. Bread and circuses was a plan devised by Roman politicians to buy the votes of the poor, seeing this as an effective way to rise to power. It’s Monday night and I’ve just watched the “bread and circuses” act of our federal government. The Fourth of July is when they get all patriotic; marching bands; all services in dress uniforms; Americana at its best. Don’t get me wrong. I believe
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USBC: American Body Count
Bread & Circuses
July 4th, 2011
Why We Have to Fire Napolitano NOW!
February 8th, 2011
The Department of Homeland Security is tasked with protecting the nation and, presumably, it’s inhabitants, from all enemies, foreign and domestic. It’s leader, therefore, should be among the best and the brightest available. Someone from the military or, perhaps, someone from our intelligence community, but, in any event, a seasoned professional, certainly not a politician. Former Gov. Janet Napolitano is a politician. Not just any politician, but a politician who, as governor of Arizona, was known to be for open borders and welfare for illegals — a really terrible choice to head an agency tasked with securing our borders and keeping
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Comments Off May 23rd, 2007
Wisconsin cop killer likely illegal alien A decorated Wisconsin county sheriff’s deputy was killed last week during a routine traffic stop. Investigators are questioning a man who has so many aliases they aren’t sure of his real name, the sheriff said. The Deputy had tried to pull over a 1995 Chevrolet mini-van, but the driver drove away into a subdivision, stopping when he reached the end of a cul-de-sac just outside Kenosha. After they got out of their vehicles, the van driver pulled out a handgun and shot the Deputy once in the head. The gunman fled into woods just
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Comments Off November 25th, 2006
Americans being Kidnapped & Killed Threat to US citizens forces Mexican officials to lock down town. EAST EL PASO COUNTY, Tx. – Residents of the Mexican border town of Guadalupe, across the Rio Grande from Fabens, are dealing with armed checkpoints and car-by-car searches. The small farming community is under tight surveillance by officials in Mexico, and now in the United States. The scene in Guadalupe Bravo could most accurately be described as a town under lockdown.The Mexican military increased its presence in the town, and Hudspeth County Sheriff Arvin West tells ABC-7 he’s ready to send man power into
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