Sunday, January 27, 2013
Evil From Frederick County
Over three years ago we moved to Frederick County and have been delighted with the agricultural culture, the rural lifestyle, and a constitutional sheriff as law enforcement. Like anywhere though, all is not good in Frederick County. SB 40, introduced by our own Senator Young, and cross filed by Delegate Clagett as HB 171, entitled, “Motor Vehicle Administration- Organ Donation- Presumed Consent”, strips our inalienable right to life.
With the bill’s presupposition that the State owns your organs, this bill, will allow the medical, transplant business complex to harvest your vital organs, before clinical death, without your consent. It strips our right to life until natural death, and requires a person to request that one’s right to life not be trampled. This bill is arrogantly offensive and makes one wonder how these sponsors can justify this bill with our constitution. This bill is evil.
Labels:
Frederick County,
Maryland,
organ dontion,
Right to Life
Saturday, December 8, 2012
It's Our Faught Obama Will Ruin Our Country: My Response
(original e-mail is in bold underline)
Before I say anything, let me apologize if Dale forwarded your e-mail to me against your wishes. He was correct however in that, "I may have something to say about the matter." Ron Paul's notions really are very solid thinking, but few Americans paid sufficient attention to those ideas. Just maybe, "few" paid attention because the "establishment" GOP, who have been instrumental in destroying our constitutional liberties, entangling us in unconstitutional military conflicts around the world, and fanned the fires of debt spending, systematically ignored, cheated, and otherwise minimized his message, along with the presstitutes who consistently displayed incorrect charts and results from polls and elections.
It's easier to just go for a quick sound byte here and there. His message never rose above about 1% or 2% in the Republican primary process. Not sure where you got 1 or 2 %? He actually won about 8 states, inspite of the irregularities that have caused major splits within state GOP memberships.
In November, assorted constituencies that should have showed up and voted Republican stayed home because the Republican nominee was insufficiently pure to suit their tastes. The assorted libertarians and tea party types who figured there wasn't much difference between Democrats and Republicans handed the election to the Dems by staying home. We did not hand Obama the election. Your party rejected a major movement that fought hard to restore your Good Old Ploys back to the "constitution", but you would have no part of it. I don't recall you stepping up to give Dr. Paul any words of support. You have been "blah" on Dr. Paul's message of constitutional liberty, and we know what Jesus says about those who treat truth in this manner.
We will be reaping the output of that sin of omission for decades to come. If this means you seriously blame the only energetic movement in the GOP that was cheated in the primaries, and at the convention. They changed the rules, and rigged the vote to keep Dr. Paul's name from being nominated from the floor. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJ_ylYNbAlY&noredirect=1 Have you no shame??? It's not a sin of omission. It is a sin against constitutional authority, fiscal responsibility, and TRUTH.
You and I will both die with abortion-on-demand still the "law of the land." I had hoped to see the day when abortion was finally banished, but I wont live that long. Oh, and lets not forget abortion and conscience. I personally am sickened by the duplicity of you self righteous victims, who ignored the one true candidate who stood for constitutional freedoms. Check out the early EWTN primary coverage on Raymond Arroyo. In at least three or four segments, he mentioned every bottom feeder but not Dr. Paul. In later shows he interviewed much of the dead wood, but not Dr. Paul. We finally stopped watching and have not since. No shame?????
The financial insanity of Obama will continue, running up huge debts that can never be paid off, and which no possible Federal-Reserve policy can patch up. Financial??? Dr. Paul wrote the book on the immoral fiscal direction our country is taking, and please don't pretend that debt spending and lack of control of the private banking cabal, known as the Federal Reserve, is Obama's invention. You guys spend my great grandkids money on warfare, and they spend it of welfare. Both are immoral, and Ron Paul has been the leader in stopping this theft.
If Ron Paul had tried hard to get his libertarian followers to vote for Romney, the nation's future might not be so gloomy. Instead, Ron Paul gives a farewell speech saying "I told you so" and goes away with his full-pay Congressional You Son-Of A Bitch! This man has spent much of his professional life delivering babies and trying to bring our country back on the constitutional track. He has never taken a lobbyest trip, has voted against many unconstitutional bills many times by himself, and has received more donations from military than all the other candidates together. He did tell us so! It is you, and your establishment GOP types, who are responsible for turning a blind eye to the prophetic voice of Consitutional restraints on government. Truth comes to us in many forms, and Christ himself identifies himself as truth. Your party rejected a humble man who spoke the truth. May God have mercy on your soul.
Before I say anything, let me apologize if Dale forwarded your e-mail to me against your wishes. He was correct however in that, "I may have something to say about the matter." Ron Paul's notions really are very solid thinking, but few Americans paid sufficient attention to those ideas. Just maybe, "few" paid attention because the "establishment" GOP, who have been instrumental in destroying our constitutional liberties, entangling us in unconstitutional military conflicts around the world, and fanned the fires of debt spending, systematically ignored, cheated, and otherwise minimized his message, along with the presstitutes who consistently displayed incorrect charts and results from polls and elections.
It's easier to just go for a quick sound byte here and there. His message never rose above about 1% or 2% in the Republican primary process. Not sure where you got 1 or 2 %? He actually won about 8 states, inspite of the irregularities that have caused major splits within state GOP memberships.
In November, assorted constituencies that should have showed up and voted Republican stayed home because the Republican nominee was insufficiently pure to suit their tastes. The assorted libertarians and tea party types who figured there wasn't much difference between Democrats and Republicans handed the election to the Dems by staying home. We did not hand Obama the election. Your party rejected a major movement that fought hard to restore your Good Old Ploys back to the "constitution", but you would have no part of it. I don't recall you stepping up to give Dr. Paul any words of support. You have been "blah" on Dr. Paul's message of constitutional liberty, and we know what Jesus says about those who treat truth in this manner.
We will be reaping the output of that sin of omission for decades to come. If this means you seriously blame the only energetic movement in the GOP that was cheated in the primaries, and at the convention. They changed the rules, and rigged the vote to keep Dr. Paul's name from being nominated from the floor. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJ_ylYNbAlY&noredirect=1 Have you no shame??? It's not a sin of omission. It is a sin against constitutional authority, fiscal responsibility, and TRUTH.
You and I will both die with abortion-on-demand still the "law of the land." I had hoped to see the day when abortion was finally banished, but I wont live that long. Oh, and lets not forget abortion and conscience. I personally am sickened by the duplicity of you self righteous victims, who ignored the one true candidate who stood for constitutional freedoms. Check out the early EWTN primary coverage on Raymond Arroyo. In at least three or four segments, he mentioned every bottom feeder but not Dr. Paul. In later shows he interviewed much of the dead wood, but not Dr. Paul. We finally stopped watching and have not since. No shame?????
The financial insanity of Obama will continue, running up huge debts that can never be paid off, and which no possible Federal-Reserve policy can patch up. Financial??? Dr. Paul wrote the book on the immoral fiscal direction our country is taking, and please don't pretend that debt spending and lack of control of the private banking cabal, known as the Federal Reserve, is Obama's invention. You guys spend my great grandkids money on warfare, and they spend it of welfare. Both are immoral, and Ron Paul has been the leader in stopping this theft.
If Ron Paul had tried hard to get his libertarian followers to vote for Romney, the nation's future might not be so gloomy. Instead, Ron Paul gives a farewell speech saying "I told you so" and goes away with his full-pay Congressional You Son-Of A Bitch! This man has spent much of his professional life delivering babies and trying to bring our country back on the constitutional track. He has never taken a lobbyest trip, has voted against many unconstitutional bills many times by himself, and has received more donations from military than all the other candidates together. He did tell us so! It is you, and your establishment GOP types, who are responsible for turning a blind eye to the prophetic voice of Consitutional restraints on government. Truth comes to us in many forms, and Christ himself identifies himself as truth. Your party rejected a humble man who spoke the truth. May God have mercy on your soul.
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Soliloquy of a Leaf
Ask’em, they’ll tell you.
They’ll tell you, they’re here.
Just try’em, they’ll answer.
They’re angels; don’t fear.
So jogging one day,
Through a brisk autumn breeze,
I challenged my angel;
His test, my tease.
What I asked for was simple,
Not majestic, not grand,
“Just put a leaf,
Right in my hand?”
My jog for two miles,
Was busy that day.
The leaves, they were falling,
Along the whole way.
So I ran and I prayed,
Through this myriad of leaves,
But they seemed to move from me,
As though I; a breeze.
A little dejected,
A little chagrined,
I’d tested my angel,
A negative quest in.
The next day I jogged,
Was calm as could be,
A rare leaf would fall,
If you were looking to see.
I jogged up the first half,
With rosary I prayed,
And started for home,
To the rest of my day.
Then rounding a bend,
Through a canopied stretch,
I wondered, my testing,
I’m an angelic wretch?
Then there, to the right,
Some twenty feet high,
A leaf falling freely,
Yet leading my stride.
I kept my same motion,
No sprint, no delay.
My right hand just turned,
To catch, angel’s play.
A leaf from my angel,
As I held to my course,
They’re angels, they’ll answer,
Be patient with yours.
• M.T. Hargadon 1999
They’ll tell you, they’re here.
Just try’em, they’ll answer.
They’re angels; don’t fear.
So jogging one day,
Through a brisk autumn breeze,
I challenged my angel;
His test, my tease.
What I asked for was simple,
Not majestic, not grand,
“Just put a leaf,
Right in my hand?”
My jog for two miles,
Was busy that day.
The leaves, they were falling,
Along the whole way.
So I ran and I prayed,
Through this myriad of leaves,
But they seemed to move from me,
As though I; a breeze.
A little dejected,
A little chagrined,
I’d tested my angel,
A negative quest in.
The next day I jogged,
Was calm as could be,
A rare leaf would fall,
If you were looking to see.
I jogged up the first half,
With rosary I prayed,
And started for home,
To the rest of my day.
Then rounding a bend,
Through a canopied stretch,
I wondered, my testing,
I’m an angelic wretch?
Then there, to the right,
Some twenty feet high,
A leaf falling freely,
Yet leading my stride.
I kept my same motion,
No sprint, no delay.
My right hand just turned,
To catch, angel’s play.
A leaf from my angel,
As I held to my course,
They’re angels, they’ll answer,
Be patient with yours.
• M.T. Hargadon 1999
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Mark Grannis: The Only Qualified Candidate!
A
friend of mine recently landed a job after a long search. It was not
because he did not know what he was doing. He was over-qualified. The
jobs he was applying for, only required a Bachelors degree, but he had
Masters. This is precisely why I have concluded that Grannis is the
only qualified candidate for House of Representatives in Maryland’s
eighth district.
Timmerman, the Republican challenger, is obviously overqualified, and should really be running the State Department, or at least the CIA. He has spent his entire campaign contradicting the conclusion of the head of U.S. Intelligence, Mr. Clapper, and the 16 separate agencies that deal with international intelligence. These intelligence experts have repeatedly reported that Iran, who has signed the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty, has not developed, nor is there an indication that they will develop a nuclear weapon. Yet, Mr. Timmerman credits his insight as an “investigative reporter”, that Iran is developing a nuc.
Across the isle, our incumbent, Mr. Van Hollen, has shown an amazing ability to reinterpret the true meaning of our constitution. The congressman has read into, and through, the lines of Article 1 section 8. He evidently has found authority for the U.S. Congress to force health insurance on the citizenry with Obamacare, to fund our national indoctrination under the label of education, and to promote a Green Bank and climate control.
Mark Grannis though, is an attorney who works under the premise that the constitution is the core law, that the words mean what they say, and that you cannot change their meaning without amending the constitution. He also believes that our intelligence agencies may know a bit more than Mr. Timmerman, and that our military ventures and saber rattling actually make the world less safe. He does not have a master’s degree in investigative reporting or social engineering. He is the only qualified candidate for House of Representatives in District 8.
Timmerman, the Republican challenger, is obviously overqualified, and should really be running the State Department, or at least the CIA. He has spent his entire campaign contradicting the conclusion of the head of U.S. Intelligence, Mr. Clapper, and the 16 separate agencies that deal with international intelligence. These intelligence experts have repeatedly reported that Iran, who has signed the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty, has not developed, nor is there an indication that they will develop a nuclear weapon. Yet, Mr. Timmerman credits his insight as an “investigative reporter”, that Iran is developing a nuc.
Across the isle, our incumbent, Mr. Van Hollen, has shown an amazing ability to reinterpret the true meaning of our constitution. The congressman has read into, and through, the lines of Article 1 section 8. He evidently has found authority for the U.S. Congress to force health insurance on the citizenry with Obamacare, to fund our national indoctrination under the label of education, and to promote a Green Bank and climate control.
Mark Grannis though, is an attorney who works under the premise that the constitution is the core law, that the words mean what they say, and that you cannot change their meaning without amending the constitution. He also believes that our intelligence agencies may know a bit more than Mr. Timmerman, and that our military ventures and saber rattling actually make the world less safe. He does not have a master’s degree in investigative reporting or social engineering. He is the only qualified candidate for House of Representatives in District 8.
Labels:
Chris Van Hollen,
Ken Timmerman,
Mark Grannis
Friday, October 12, 2012
Vote “No” to Charter
October’s
Emmitsburg News Journal (ENJ), front page story, “Voters asked to
choose on charter government”, should have been buried in the Commentary
section, if printed at all. The article references the “Charter
Education Coalition” as “a committee established to provide unbiased
facts to the public”. This is simply not the case. When former County
Commissioner Kai Hagen was asked about the “unbiased” Coalition, he
said, “It’s a bunch of baloney, of course they are biased.”
To make a proper judgement on this issue we might want to hear from the County Government Education Coalition. If there were such a group, I imagine they would start by informing these snake oil charter salesmen: that we have constitutional representatives in Annapolis, that our county autonomy is currently under aggressive attack by the state, and that our sheriff is just fine.
The headline story bemoans the lack of a “single voice” for Frederick County in Annapolis. Why then, do we send state delegates and state senators from Frederick County to Annapolis every session? Just because other counties wish to expand their executive bureaucracies, Frederick County should not be pressured into changing something that works fine. If the Governor wishes to hold meetings that exclude counties that believe the best government is a lean government, so be it.
How the Emmitsburg News Journal could print fabrication such as “...Under the charter, the county is granted autonomy from the state, and gains complete control over county policies and procedures”, is disappointing. This Charter group and ENJ must not have been aware of the biggest state power grab in recent history, Plan Maryland? Under Plan Maryland the state has reduced private owner property rights to an all time low, and the state has seized control of planning from county governments: charter and non-charter alike. Commissioner Kirby Delauter had an informative piece in the same issue which highlighted this power grab of Plan Maryland, and identified it’s United Nations origin.
The confusion peaks in this front page Op-Ed with a statement which placed the county commissioners in the legislative and executive branches. The commissioners are not the lead in the executive branch of Frederick County government. Contrary to their blurred vision, there is a separation of the legislative and executive branches of government. The Sheriff is the highest executive in the county and he answers directly to the people at the polls. The sheriff is the personification of the separation of powers, in that the sheriff stands by the constitution to protect we the people, not the political powers of the legislative or judicial branches. Sheriffs are under attack throughout our nation and destroying the constitutional power of our sheriff may actually be what this charter is about
Frederick County’s constitutional, “non-charter”, form of government has been in existence for centuries. The top leadership roles of the executive branch are defined as enforcing the laws and managing the bureaucracy. The sheriff has handled law enforcement in Frederick County just fine. But, if you want larger government, larger tax bills, a county police force, and larger bureaucracy: buy the snake oil, and vote for the charter.
To make a proper judgement on this issue we might want to hear from the County Government Education Coalition. If there were such a group, I imagine they would start by informing these snake oil charter salesmen: that we have constitutional representatives in Annapolis, that our county autonomy is currently under aggressive attack by the state, and that our sheriff is just fine.
The headline story bemoans the lack of a “single voice” for Frederick County in Annapolis. Why then, do we send state delegates and state senators from Frederick County to Annapolis every session? Just because other counties wish to expand their executive bureaucracies, Frederick County should not be pressured into changing something that works fine. If the Governor wishes to hold meetings that exclude counties that believe the best government is a lean government, so be it.
How the Emmitsburg News Journal could print fabrication such as “...Under the charter, the county is granted autonomy from the state, and gains complete control over county policies and procedures”, is disappointing. This Charter group and ENJ must not have been aware of the biggest state power grab in recent history, Plan Maryland? Under Plan Maryland the state has reduced private owner property rights to an all time low, and the state has seized control of planning from county governments: charter and non-charter alike. Commissioner Kirby Delauter had an informative piece in the same issue which highlighted this power grab of Plan Maryland, and identified it’s United Nations origin.
The confusion peaks in this front page Op-Ed with a statement which placed the county commissioners in the legislative and executive branches. The commissioners are not the lead in the executive branch of Frederick County government. Contrary to their blurred vision, there is a separation of the legislative and executive branches of government. The Sheriff is the highest executive in the county and he answers directly to the people at the polls. The sheriff is the personification of the separation of powers, in that the sheriff stands by the constitution to protect we the people, not the political powers of the legislative or judicial branches. Sheriffs are under attack throughout our nation and destroying the constitutional power of our sheriff may actually be what this charter is about
Frederick County’s constitutional, “non-charter”, form of government has been in existence for centuries. The top leadership roles of the executive branch are defined as enforcing the laws and managing the bureaucracy. The sheriff has handled law enforcement in Frederick County just fine. But, if you want larger government, larger tax bills, a county police force, and larger bureaucracy: buy the snake oil, and vote for the charter.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Cold Day In Hell
We wrote this letter in response to a large bill board and multiple signs for Timmerman.
Mr. Fitzgerald
Owner of the Shamrock Restaurant
7701 Fitzgerald Rd
Thurmont, MD, 21788
September 23, 2012
Mr. Fitzgerald:
As a Christian, I am compelled to let you know of my disgust for your support of Timmerman for Congress. I wrote your daughter two months ago, but never received a response. Every time my wife and I travel on Rt 15, we are befuddled by your support of this candidate in the 8th district.
Mr. Timmerman has based his campaign on Iran having a nuclear bomb. As I wrote Dawn, “Timmerman ran a campaign based on his knowing more than the head of U.S. Intelligence, James Clapper, and a report from the top 16 Intelligence agencies in our country. They have repeatedly stated that Iran does not have, and will not have, nuclear bomb capability." Iran does however, have a right to develop nuclear energy because they signed the nuclear proliferation treaty; something Israel has not signed.
Mr. Timmerman boasts of being an “investigative reporter”. Barbara Walters, Glen Beck, and a number of political entertainers who have an agenda, are also investigative reporters. I see Mr. Timmerman as a typical Neo-Con, who wants more wars and less individual liberty. He is a Zionist war monger. He considers the Patriot Act, which is the most vicious attack on our 4th amendment rights, to be fine.
In the past, you have been supportive of patriotic candidates like myself and Ron Paul. It bothers us to see your support for Timmerman, and although we are grateful for your earlier support, it will be a cold day in hell before we have dinner at the Shamrock.
Disappointed,
Mike & Jane Hargadon
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Letter to the Editor of the Wanderer
Wanderer:
I was astounded to find that, “F.A. von Hayek and Ludwig von Mises were not household names, that is, until Mitt Romney named Cong. Paul Ryan as his presidential running mate.” (Wanderer Sept 6th). Why on earth would that be? Ryan’s idea of a cut, is to cut a proposed increase, and he has no cuts for our military empire. I have been a follower of Dr. Ron Paul for six years. I mentioned Hayek’s name in my 2008 congressional stump speech, and I have had several friends travel south to attend the Mises’s Institute. Maybe Dr. Dougherty has her Paul’s confused?
In 2010, the Republican Liberty Caucus of Wisconsin published a detailed analysis of Paul Ryan’s voting record that would make President Obama proud. Ryan voted yes on TARP, the 2008 stimulus, the GM and Chrysler bailouts, Medicare Part D, Head Start, an extension of unemployment benefits, No Child Left Behind, and the raising of the debt ceiling. These are hardly examples of responsible spending.
How this political creative writing merited a top page in your great paper is a mystery. Does a higher degree in Philosophy allow someone to misrepresent two great economists?
I was astounded to find that, “F.A. von Hayek and Ludwig von Mises were not household names, that is, until Mitt Romney named Cong. Paul Ryan as his presidential running mate.” (Wanderer Sept 6th). Why on earth would that be? Ryan’s idea of a cut, is to cut a proposed increase, and he has no cuts for our military empire. I have been a follower of Dr. Ron Paul for six years. I mentioned Hayek’s name in my 2008 congressional stump speech, and I have had several friends travel south to attend the Mises’s Institute. Maybe Dr. Dougherty has her Paul’s confused?
In 2010, the Republican Liberty Caucus of Wisconsin published a detailed analysis of Paul Ryan’s voting record that would make President Obama proud. Ryan voted yes on TARP, the 2008 stimulus, the GM and Chrysler bailouts, Medicare Part D, Head Start, an extension of unemployment benefits, No Child Left Behind, and the raising of the debt ceiling. These are hardly examples of responsible spending.
How this political creative writing merited a top page in your great paper is a mystery. Does a higher degree in Philosophy allow someone to misrepresent two great economists?
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