Tag: Chicago violence
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Why Don’t These Black Lives Matter?
CHILD LABOR, HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES AND DEATHS ARE ROUTINELY IGNORED BY GREENS AND DEMOCRATS by Paul Driessen, ©2020 (Aug. 9, 2020) — Marathon Petroleum recently announced it will “indefinitely idle” its Martinez Refinery. The decision will remove hundreds of jobs, billions of dollars, and nearly 7 million gallons of gasoline, diesel and other petroleum liquids…
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Chicago Columbus Statue Remains; Mayor Faults Both Sides in Conflict
POLICE, CIVILIANS INJURED by Sharon Rondeau (Jul. 19, 2020) — “Protesters” attempting to take down a Christopher Columbus statue in Chicago’s Grant Park Friday night were unsuccessful, with police officers and crowd participants sustaining injuries, Chicago media reports. Eighteen officers were injured, the Chicago Sun-Times and Chicago Tribune reported on Saturday, after “at least 1,000…
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The Chicago Hate Crime is the Real Legacy of Barack Obama
“JANUARY 20 CANNOT GET HERE SOON ENOUGH” by Jeff Crouere, ©2017 (Jan. 6, 2017) — After eight long years, thankfully, the second term of President Barack Obama is finally coming to an end. On his way, out of office, the President has issued more executive orders, set aside 1.65 million additional acres for national monuments,…
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The Rule of What?
MAN’S LAW VS. THE LAWS OF NATURE by Michael Gaddy, ©2016, blogging at The Rebel Madman (Apr. 8, 2016) — “As long as it is admitted that the law may be diverted from its true purpose—that it may violate property instead of protecting it—then everyone will want to participate in making the law, either to…
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Thoughts and Comments on the News, 2/20/16
MORAL OR POLITICAL DECISIONS? by Michael Gaddy, ©2016, blogging at The Rebel Madman (Feb. 20, 2016) — For the past week I have been working on several different Rants but my mind kept reverting back to the news stories of each day. To that end I decided to compose this Rant on my thoughts on…
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Who is Al Sharpton Blaming Now? pb
“OFTEN HE CONDEMNS SUCH ACTS…” by Sharon Rondeau (Dec. 26, 2014) — Following the murders of two New York City police officers on December 20, the Rev. Al Sharpton called for people to “come together” to “protect both police and citizens.” Sharpton prominently announced that he would be praying for the slain officers along with…


