Inside a nondescript garage-like workshop nestled between restaurants, a flower shop and jewelry stores along Main Street, ideas are taking shape. At HeatSync Labs, the tables are littered with computer chips, pens, pads and tools while the room is abuzz with the chatter of would-be inventors hoping to change the world — or just make […] Continue reading → 
Bill Pauwels, jr, Congress and President BHO are on vacation once again as the world seems to bein total chaos. America’s so called “leadership” is again resting up from the tough, first threequarters of service to “We The People” in 2014. It must have been an awful stressful85 working days so far this year. Only […] Continue reading → 
Earlier this week, I was thinking of writing a column about the lying and duplicity of Obamacare backers who argued that the difference between provisions providing subsidies in states with state-run health exchanges and providing no subsidies in states with federal exchanges resulted from inadvertence or a typographical error. Typical among them was MIT health […] Continue reading → 
NTEB IT WILL BE AMONG THE LONGEST VACATIONS OBAMA HAS TAKEN AND FOUR TIMES LONGER THAN THE AVERAGE 3.8 DAY VACATION THE TYPICAL AMERICAN FAMILY TAKES. Nothing that the American taxpayer can provide is too good for the lavish tastes of the community organizer from Kenya and his family. Obama loves to parade his ostentatious […] Continue reading → 
John Hawkins, 1) No matter what they fail at, it’s always someone else’s fault. George Bush did it, the Republicans are mean, the dog ate Obama’s homework. It’s not his fault that he’s flunking every class! 2) They don’t read history, they think their parents are stupid, and they don’t need to know anything other […] Continue reading → 
Carl Horowitz Editor’s note: This column is Part II in a series. Click here for Part I. The information technology industry long has been one of Jesse Jackson’s targets. Well over a decade ago Rainbow/PUSH established its Silicon Valley Project office. There is enormous money to be extracted on behalf of minority groups ostensibly “excluded” […] Continue reading → 
John Hawkins Barack Obama’s tenure in the White House has been one of the low points in the history of our republic. It may seem melodramatic to compare the damage Barack Obama is doing to 9/11, Pearl Harbor, and the White House being burned during the war of 1812, but in a sense he’s worse […] Continue reading → 
As China Eradicates Memories of Tiananmen Square, Globalists Work Toward World Censorship Even though the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre took place in the heart of Beijing, Chinese citizens are among the least aware of the cataclysmic event – all because of government censorship which is now rapidly spreading beyond China. Today China’s state-run media is […] Continue reading → 
President Obama gave a bizarre press conference to announce the resignation of VA Secretary Eric Shinseki on Friday morning. I notice the major networks are keen on snipping this performance at the two-minute mark… with good reason. The President went on for twenty more minutes, and if most Americans hear what he had to say, […] Continue reading → 
Mike Shedlock Graduates looking for jobs struggle to find them. Employers cannot find qualified graduates. Are poor resumes to blame? An article in The Independent suggests that is part of the problem. Please consider Graduate Employers Struggling to Fill Vacancies. The class of 2014 who graduate from university this summer still have a choice of […] Continue reading → 
Thursday marked a bleak moment for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. For the first time since it disappeared March 8 with 239 people on board, no one is looking for it. An unmanned sub that spent weeks scouring the area of the Indian Ocean where searchers had detected acoustic signals they hoped were from the aircraft […] Continue reading → 
Some of the biggest companies in the U.S. remain vulnerable to one of the oldest hacking tricks in the book, according to yesterday’s indictment of five Chinese military officials accused of stealing trade secrets. The common tactic, called spearphishing, was used to access the computer networks of companies including United States Steel Corp. (X) and […] Continue reading → 
Patriot Net Daily – by John PND Senior Airman Brian Kolfage is a United States hero. He is a triple-amputee veteran of the War in Iraq who has surpassed all odds and made the most incredible recovery of any veteran to ever survive his injuries. He is a patriot – the kind of man you […] Continue reading → 
The Supreme Court on Tuesday further undermined the use of racial preferences in higher education by upholding a voter-approved Michigan law that banned the practice in decisions on which students to admit to state universities. On a 6-2 vote, the court rejected a challenge to the ban, although the justices were divided as to the […] Continue reading → 
Dear friends, lets stop and consider the following circumstances surrounding the rule by a long line of elected and bureaucratic traitors relative to the damage they have inflicted to the foundational principles upon which the nation was founded and to the people whom they purport to represent, but do not. Consider the following and then […] Continue reading →