Author Archives: captainvarga

I started to wonder recently, just how many people share my opinion that “Our Government exists for its own sake.” It would be good if some responds with a comment. How do we measure the viability of our government? What … Continue reading →

Misery, discontent and disconnect in our families exist and persists because we are willing to tolerate it. Rise up and declare “I am my brother’s keeper”

Struggle between forgiveness and revenge is a big part of our Judeo-Christian culture.   

I voted yes for the background check, on a question in today’s edition of WSJ,                                               http://online.wsj.com/community/groups/question-day-229/topics/should-background-required-every-gun?mod=djemcomnewtopicingroup   For individuals owning or attempting to purchase a weapon of any kind, but with assumption that it will be a constitutional background … Continue reading →

The State Government politicians are complaining about teachers’ pay and benefits. Schools don’t have adequate funding for school lunches. NRA is proposing armed security in every school! I’m wandering, are the republican politicians attempting to create yet another government agency? … Continue reading →

We so like to talk about property rights when we should really talk about a right to property. Right to property to build a home is available to everybody if you have money to purchase it. Leased government land is … Continue reading →

Hi Mr. Simon, I see you are on the board so I’m taking the opportunity to continue our previous conversation. I skimmed trough few of Mr. Ellerman’s pages (with a promise to continue reading it) and concluded, I hope not … Continue reading →

http://finance.townhall.com/columnists/johnransom/2011/04/04/big_birthers_failure_by_design If I my respectfully suggest that in addition to our democratically elected government, there are also organizations, chambers of commerce and financial institutions that are actively involved in writing policy and implementing resolutions that directly affect relationships between the … Continue reading →