Kathryn A. Graham

I was actually having as nice a day as is ever possible in a fascist police state when I happened to notice the headline:

"Bob Barr To Run For President As Libertarian"

That's just what we need, folks.

I'm done. I've finally had enough. I've been careful and cautious since I've been living in Kansas, which can otherwise be described as "Fundie Paradise." Pagans don't have martyrs, just idiots who should have known better than to shoot off their mouths when they did. But I am through now. Bring on your burning crosses. I am out of the closet.

The Screwing of an American Hero

In these troubled times, in one of our southern states, there lives a man. Male human beings are common. Men are not. Wherever we find testosterone undiluted by cowardice or dishonor, we should value that for the rare and incredibly precious treasure that it is.

Celerino Castillo III is such a man. Descendant of Emiliano Zapata, he comes from a tradition of heroic and quixotic idealism. His father was a disabled veteran of World War II. Celerino himself served in Viet Nam, earning the Bronze Star - although decades later, at a more enlightened age, he returned it in opposition to that failed and utterly stupid war.

A War of Ideas

The secret has been out for decades now.  A few very wealthy and powerful men want to impose a way of life on us they like to call a New World Order.  Many people throughout the world, in fact most of those who know and understand this NWO agenda, are deeply and utterly opposed to the idea - yet we are closer to the New World Order today than we have ever been at any point in history.  Why are we so ineffective in fighting this?

We are ineffective because we have been cleverly maneuvered into fighting the wrong things.

As adults, we have all experienced that feeling of being overwhelmed by events. Successful people have long known that this can best be overcome by making lists. How?

Well, when looking at an overfull agenda of things that must be done, it is easy to experience a kind of attention deficit disorder. We keep getting pulled off each task by other tasks that need to be done until the net result at the end of the day is zero real progress. If we can break that overwhelming agenda down into small component parts, and make ourselves accomplish only one small thing at a time, we can whittle away the nightmare until it becomes manageable - and then completely handled - in reasonably short order.

Writers and Artists for Freedom is a group I have recently founded at the new Infowars Social Networking Site. The following constitutes my reason for doing so. It's completely free, very active, and I would welcome you there.

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In order to fix a problem, it is first necessary to understand the problem.

Our freedoms are slipping away from us because, as a culture, we have forgotten how to value them. We have had several generations now raised with the idea that "We are free because the government says so," and they have no idea what real  freedom means - or even why it is important to them.

Following the terrible tragedy at Northern Illinois University just this past week, I thought it might be a good time to discuss firearms again and their unique place in our civilization.

"Going Postal" became a part of our language in the mid-1980s, which was also about the time that our freedoms began to vanish exponentially.  This is not a coincidence, but cause and effect get all tangled up in any discussion of firearms.

One of the most remarkable things about the coup that has taken over the government of the United States is their incredible success at controlling the information we see and hear every day.  It is very possible to get around these strictures, of course, but the average American has little or no interest in doing so.  The day to day business of supporting a family and surviving in the modern world makes such effort something most of us have little or no time to put forth - and worse, obtaining and understanding the real news is emotionally painful. 

After the "swift boating" of John Kerry, I am very hesitant to jump on any bandwagon that wants to smear a political candidate.  It offends my sense of fairness, especially after learning that the "swift boat smeared" John Kerry helped to expose atrocities committed during Viet Nam and was also instrumental in bringing the reprehensible and corrupt conduct of the U.S. Government to light in the Iran Contra affair during the 1980s.  I disagreed with Senator Kerry on countless issues, but I dislike attacking him baselessly.