Ron Paul Makes Some Very Good Political Points About Wikileaks - On CSPAN

Many Americans support The "Wikileaks" founder....

Considering The Controversy Surrounding "Wikileaks," and its Australian owner [Julian Assange], United States Representative Ron Paul asks some very logical political questions - while asserting wherein "The True Problem" lies. Rather than denouncing Mr. Assange as "A Traitor To America" [a nation to which he owes no political allegiance at all]; perhaps, we should be grateful for him - as a conduit for the very important information that our own better-informed public servants are trying so faithfully to relay to us, at their own personal expense. After all, The Mainstream Media is no longer acting in such a politically-useful and highly-necessary functional capacity.

United States Representative Ron Paul speaking upon Wikileaks Controversy.

Juan Williams Fired By National Public Radio - For Being: "Politically Incorrect"

NPR Journalist Juan Williams.

In a bold stroke for "Political Correctness" everywhere, National Public Radio fired their own highly experienced news analyst Juan Williams - for telling The Truth, and Sharing His Honest Concerns, regarding "Muslims Flying Upon Airplanes." Considering Mr. Juan Williams' extremely well-balanced and left of center views, one has to wonder what NPR can be possibly thinking! Nor, does the video footage in question support such a foolhardy position - on the part of anyone.



See the offending video, below, for yourself....

Is The Presidential Appointment Of Bureaucratic Czars Constitutional

Cartoon capturing the lunacy of the "Czar" mentality.

For decades now, America has been devising more and more bureaucratic agencies - under the Executive Authority of its presidents - in order to micromanage vast areas of its political economy. Meanwhile, each of these agency heads [or, managerial directors] has been euphemistically labeled "Czar" by each successive administration. But what precisely is a Czar, and precisely what kind of authorities does such a political title imply?

Let's see what the Dictionary says about this all important political term - before making any rash judgments regarding it.... Perhaps, it's really no big deal - in a Representative and Democratic Republic?

Czar:

1. An Emperor, or King.
2. An Autocratic Ruler or Leader.
3. A Tyrant, or Autocrat.
4. A Dictator possessing "Life Or Death" Authority.
5. A Slavic and contracted form of the Latin [or Roman] term "Caesar."
6. Any person exercising Absolute Authority [or Power] within a given specialized field.
7. The term Czar  is sometimes applied generally to a powerful leader or to a government administrator with wide-ranging authorities and powers.