I liked it. The whole thing.

If the environmentally sensitive Calif. Coastal Commission and other state agencies in the state of California have allowed fracking for over 40 years, surely the process is safe.

Fracking caused my boat motor to die.

Bishop on July 1, 2012 at 12:19 PM

And then your boat sank… with all your lovely guns aboard… A tragedy I tell ya, a genuine bona fide tragedy…

listens2glenn on July 1, 2012 at 11:33 AM

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It is all about killing off the surplus population, about 260 million, so that the remainder can live a sustainable life with their organic gardens until they run afoul of Wickard for interfering with interstate commerce.

chemman on July 1, 2012 at 12:23 PM

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Killing off the surplus population (that would be “cannon fodder” to Maurice Strong) is unfortunately too easy in Third World countries.
With the currency-collapse imminent from Greece to Western Europe in addition to the exponential increase in Islamic influence, it’s going to get easier there as well.
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But somehow, in spite of a growing Islamic population here, and almost no enforcement of our southern border, AND the Federal Reserve Bank controlling our currency, AND Progressive politicians in every corner of our government (on all levels), we (the United States) still manage to stand in the way of their ultimate goal.

Up here, everything about hydro-fracturing is pure FUD, and Andrew Cuomo is tearing an Alinsky page from Obama’s playbook. At first, fracking was prohibited. Now, the state environmental agency is “permitting” fracking. Go ahead and guess how many permits have been issued and how fast they’re being issued.

It’s hard to fight for something that’s already been approved.

THIS…is why Americans are EXCEPTIONAL!!!

Citizen journalism at its finest.

Breitbart would be proud. I know I am.

katy on July 1, 2012 at 12:11 PM

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Yes, he would.

listens2glenn on July 1, 2012 at 11:33 AM

It is all about killing off the surplus population, about 260 million, so that the remainder can live a sustainable life with their organic gardens until they run afoul of Wickard for interfering with interstate commerce.

… if I light one of my pharts in front of EPA Chief Lisa Jackson…what’s she gonna say?

KOOLAID2 on July 1, 2012 at 12:08 PM

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She’s going to have the Forest Service charge you with arson for starting a forest fire on that hairy butt during a “open-burning ban”. ;-)

Yoop on July 1, 2012 at 12:13 PM

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What would we do without the comedy, here. : )

KOOLAID2 on July 1, 2012 at 11:11 AM

Everybody get your Poindexter hats out and blow hard. With it you can keep your iPad, iPhone or Android going for another few minutes.

They’ll come after the Natural Gas Industry “frackers”.

They’ll come after the Oil industry “polluters”.

They’ll come after our gasoline fueled vehicles (Chu and his Energy Department and the EPA).

…..and they are coming after ANY OPPOSITION to the THUG-IN-CHIEF.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Internal Revenue Service is signaling that it will increase its scrutiny of tax-exempt political organizations, which are becoming a force in elections by raising tens of millions of dollars from undisclosed donors.

The IRS has been corresponding with such groups and is preparing questions to ask them as part of effort to determine whether their fundraising or advertising work runs afoul of tax law. IRS spokesman Terry Lemons said on Thursday the scrutiny will affect a range of tax-exempt groups.

The move comes as such tax-exempt groups – many of which have better-known sister organizations known as “Super PACs,” or political action committees – are under criticism from Democrats and some Republicans for using money from anonymous sources to try to influence elections.

Like Super PACs, tax-exempt political groups can raise and spend unlimited funds – in contrast to political campaigns, which may receive only $2,500 per donor each election cycle.

Super PACs, which must disclose their donors, operate independently from campaigns but may release ads that boost or attack specific candidates.

Tax-exempt groups, meanwhile, can qualify under the U.S. tax code as social welfare groups, which allows them to keep their donors private as long as most of their money is spent on so-called “issue ads.” Unlike regular political ads, such ads cannot use a candidate’s name or likeness and are supposed to be used to educate the public on broad issues or positions.

But some ads released by tax-exempt groups have pushed those boundaries, raising questions about the groups’ legal status and calls for them to be forced to disclose their donors, as Super PACs do.

This month, Democratic President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign asked the Federal Election Commission (FEC) to force Crossroads GPS, a tax-exempt group founded by former George W. Bush adviser Karl Rove, to register as a PAC and disclose its donors.

Crossroads – which alongside its Super PAC sister plans to spend up to $300 million on the November elections – has drawn criticism for releasing video ads that Democrats say are more political than educational. One recent Crossroads ad featured an image of Obama and said, “Obama says spend more. We need jobs, not more Washington insider deals.”

Such ads seek to avoid being deemed political by the FEC by ending with a call for viewers to take action – such as to write to Obama – rather than call directly for Obama to be ousted from office.

FOLLOWING THE RULES?

A Wall Street Journal report on Wednesday indicated that an IRS probe was under way for large conservative tax-exempt groups such as Crossroads and Americans for Prosperity, which is funded in part by the oil and gas tycoons David and Charles Koch.

The energy industry is only one icon of freedom that the regime is after.

We are Paul Revere!!!

…if I light one of my pharts in front of EPA Chief Lisa Jackson…what’s she gonna say?

KOOLAID2 on July 1, 2012 at 12:08 PM

She’s going to have the Forest Service charge you with arson for starting a forest fire on that hairy butt during a “open-burning ban”. ;-)

Citizen journalism at its finest.

Breitbart would be proud. I know I am.

Absolute Nonsense…but they appreciate the traffic we generate.

On the other hand… how about I introduce one of the ‘good guys’ with a GREAT video especially for Sunday Morning.

Everlasting Rock

Ed, you should feature this guy every now and then. Good stuff. Lets promote conservatives.

Crank it & Good bless.

deedtrader on July 1, 2012 at 11:59 AM

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