Tag: due process of law

  • Fracturing Common Sense

    Fracturing Common Sense

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    Sharon Rondeau
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    COLORADO EXTREMISTS WANT TO BAN FRACKING, OIL, GAS, JOBS, REVENUES, PROPERTY RIGHTS by Paul Driessen, ©2016 (Aug. 21, 2016) — Horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (fracking) has given the USA and world centuries of new petroleum supplies, lowered energy prices for manufacturers, motorists and consumers, and altered geopolitics for the Middle East, Russia and Venezuela. New…

  • The Decisions in Elliott v. Cruz and Williams v. Cruz, Conclusion

    The Decisions in Elliott v. Cruz and Williams v. Cruz, Conclusion

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    Sharon Rondeau
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    “FUNDAMENTALLY FLAWED REASONING” by Joseph DeMaio, ©2016 (Apr. 26, 2016) — [Editor’s Note:  The following is a continuation of Joseph DeMaio’s detailed analysis of the outcome of two challenges to the constitutional eligibility of Sen. Ted Cruz, a Republican presidential candidate born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada to a non-U.S.-citizen father and a presumed U.S.-citizen mother on…

  • Criminality at the Top of a Lawless, Bankrupt Nation

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    Sharon Rondeau
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    KEY FIGURES IN THE BANKING-JUSTICE RACKET (BJR) by Joseph Zernik, Ph.D., blogging at Human Rights Alert (Dec. 5, 2011) — Let’s recognize it: the US is a lawless nation, driven into bankruptcy by its own Banking-Justice Racket (BJR). Conditions in Europe are not much different. Los Angeles, December 5 – “At the bottom line, Morgenson…