Because Black Box Voting is really going gangbusters identifying serious election hanky panky.

For example, while I find the grammar and syntactical skills of the journalists at the Associated Press to be very disappointing, this article ineloquently states what the problems encountered happened to be.

Even during the 2000 Judicial Fiat we knew something was wrong. Same happened in 2004 and Dubya’s plunging numbers only reinforce the notion that something is seriously rotten in Denmark.

So for the past couple of weeks I’ve gotten messages that someone from the RNC is calling me about an award, etc. Of course the message is less than satisfactory so today I called.

When I talked to the guy they played a message from Representative Reynolds about how small businesses are being squeezed by taxes, regulation, etc. Now granted, I have an EIN and I use it for corp-2-corp stuff that I do. But I’m a one man shop – reason being is that it’s a part time gig and the thing the really makes me not jump into the fray feet first is something I don’t think most of you would have guessed.

It’s health care. There’s no way in hell as a small business owner that I’d shell out $5,000 a year for health insurance for myself. But if nationalized health insurance were out there, I’d be more likely to not only jump in feet first but I’d also me likely to hire folks knowing that I don’t have an out of control expense to contend with.

On a /. thread I made the point that less than 10% of the money we spend on military misadventure would pay for a manned space program for at least 20 years.

And if we took, oh, 25% of the military budget we could probably make sure that every U.S. citizen has health insurance. Hell, with that kind of money we could make sure they had access to a medical system the likes of which the world has never seen.

Granted, I object to the fact that in Rhode Island the tax rules for a business are just this side of ridiculous.

For example, even if I had an overall loss for the fiscal year I’d still be on the hook to division of taxation for $500. That just adds insult to injury in my opinion.

And I guess the RNC didn’t research me very well. Had they done so they would have found that I’m ultra-left leaning liberal. That’s right, just to the left of Ghandi.

They ask such questions as “Is it ok to beat ones wife?” or “What would you do if your son proclaimed he was homosexual and wanted to live with another man?”

Muslims say this is discriminatory towards them but I think the German government is trying very hard to maintain a secular society. Of course people can lie so the test is pretty much worthless.

But we also must remember that German secular society is responsible for the fact that they imported Serbs and Turks to do the jobs they themselves didn’t want to do. The same happened in France. Funny that two countries that were once bitter enemies are now being overrun by Muslims.

But the key difference is that in Germany and France, the Arab, Turk and Serb minorities aren’t afforded equal protection under the law. In the U.S. immigrants are afforded the opportunity to become citizens and enjoy the rights of citizenship. Even when they aren’t citizens they are afforded protections enjoyed by citizens.

In Germany and France they are not afforded those protections. That is the key difference. The U.S. for all its faults actually gets something right.

That’s all for post number 100 exactly two months to the day that I started this blog.

I believe in my heart of hearts that the events of 09/11/2001 were both planned and executed by members of our government. I feel so strongly about this that if real proof is found, I’d like to see the heads of all PNAC memebers on the spikes of the White House fence.

Go and watch this video. It’s 1:21:50 long – but makes some very good points that point to this being a grand conspiracy. If it’s true – the Bush administration is responsible for the loss of life to over 5,000 American lives if you combine the WTC lives lost and those lost in our little military misadventure in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The thing is, there are just too many little pieces falling together to fill in the gaps in this puzzzle. And the finger definitely points to the PNAC boys and the Bush administration.

BTW – one post to go before I reach my hundreth in just about two months. Am I prolific blogger? You tell me.

Gabriel Rotello wrote this piece on the Huffington Post. I’m glad that the Patriot Guard is doing this. Phelps and his gang of inbred miscreants need to be shouted down at every opportunity.

Here are some comments I’d like to share regarding the cowardice of RI’s elected leaders while I’m on the sopabox.

Our Governor, Speaker of the House and President of the Senate have all come out against gay marriage. So on a whim, I emailed all three asking them to frame their arguments against gay marriage without using religious dogma.

Not one has responded. This doesn’t come as such a surprise to me. Last year during the House Judiciary Committee meetings on gay marriage, one representative impressed me by calling to task the religious bigots. I emailed her thanking her for chastising them and we had a nice conversation. Yet I can’t get responses from the top officials in a state where one of the selling features is easy access to our elected officials.

Just once I’d like to see a general flip-flop throughout state government. For example, Representative Amy Rice would be speaker and Speaker Murphy would be a Representative with no power. There are other flip-flops I’d like to see but I’ll leave those to the readers imaginations.

With that said I’ll now step down off my soapbox.

Curiously you’ll rarely see articles like this in the U.S. mainstream media (Hereby referred to as MSM in all posts.) because they’re in the pocket of the rich.

But while I’m well aware of the extents of poverty in the richest country in the world I am more disturbed by the fact that in order to get help from the church, they have to be preached to first.

This is why it is critical that secular society provide assistance, not churches. With churches there is always a string attached.

This is being said by a confirmed atheist that would be so happy if all the faithful would simply disappear from the planet by the time I awake tomorrow.