I'm all for doctors. To me, there is no more valuable service on this earth than the professional care administered by a qualified practitioner of the medicinal arts. I don't particularly enjoy going to the doctor (they always lecture me about smoking) however I can't think of too many things more comforting than the knowledge that an experienced doc is close at hand should I get a treble hook in my eye, shoot myself in the thigh, or get my foot stuck in mouth.

The International Civil Liberties Alliance

(Special thanks to the ICLA,  Pat Condell, and EuropeNews and the freedom of speech we all now have for this important message).

You remember the cartel of Islamic dictatorships that hijacked the United Nations Human Rights Council don't you? And then promptly passed a resolution banning the criticism of religion? Yes of course you do!

Well, apparently they've decided now that the Universal Declaration of Human rights gives people just a bit too much freedom and dignity for their liking. And so they've devised their own Islamic human rights charter which is a bit like Satan getting his own set of pearly gates and about as convincing.

RedCounty.com

I recently received a Facebook link to a document produced by the United Nations. This document is titled "The Local Agenda 21 Planning Guide". Sounds innocuous don't it? It is not, in fact it is a dangerous document that a number of counties and cities in Florida have embraced as their guide to produce a more" just" society.

So who are these counties and what have they elected to do to you and me?

These counties are all members of ICLEI - Global. Ever heard of it? Neither did I and I was shocked to learn that the county I live in Sarasota, FL was a member.

Harlingen, Texas,  People around the world have utilized The phrase "Robbing Peter to Pay Paul" for hundreds of years.  In 1380 it was included in John Wycliff's "Selected English Works".  It appears in the 1546 John Heywood's collection of "Word and Phrase Origins" and was first noted in the United States when it appeared in the "Thomas Hutchinson Papers" of 1657.  The words mean to take money from one person and use it for another, a practice that appears to have been going on for a very long time.  

We all have heard it time and time again.  In fact, one of my favorite political aphorisms is, "As long as you are robbing Peter to pay Paul, you can always depend upon the support of Paul."   And that, my friends is exactly what is happening with the so-called health insurance reform, which really has nothing to do with either healthcare or reform.