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Public Health and Safety placed at risk by UPC
Cohocton Wind Farm
The more you know
the greater your outrage! Government has an intrinsic duty to protect the public
heath and safety of citizens. Local jurisdictions, especially on the town and
county levels are supposed to have the closest empathy for their neighbors and residents.
The theory that planning committees and town boards administer according to their solemn responsibility is not a given. Blatant and conscious disregard to fulfill their public oath is no further away then
the caviler and heavy hand on the Town of Cohocton as it pushes a man made disaster.
Read this essay from The 'Radical Reactionary' archives
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| The New World Order WAR against America |
The Real
Threat to National Security
Is the threat from foreign terrorists the
undertaking of homeland insecurity? The preoccupation since 911 with a self-serving “War of Terror” has been masked under the appearance of national security. Tracking down targeted Jihad terrorists and waging
regional search and destroy missions has become the growth industry of the new millennium. The rationale and justification
for such a protracted conflict rests upon a cowardly attack on American soil. If you listen to the official version
of events anyone who questions the validity of blaming Islamic Fascists must be unpatriotic.
Read this column from The 'Global Gulag' archives
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Rational
Public Policy
Gone
with the Wind
“Let them eat cake” is the attitude of the Town of Cohocton,
New York. Causing a farming township
in a rural county to exhibit the rancor of a peoples’ rebellion. What is
all the fuss about, you ask? Growing corn, milking cows and digging potatoes
may not seem too exciting, but when the manure of absentee corporate carpetbaggers meets the cronyism of agribusiness avarice,
the general public suffers the costs of a disastrous financial and environmental impact.
Read this essay from The 'View from the Mount' archives
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Existential Political Therapy
In a world gone mad, the politics of disturbed
behaviour has no parallel. But treatment for individual disorders is a robust
field that affords troubled individuals a remedy to overcome their personal plight in the world. Maybe such an approach has an application as a destructive political illness that so often is the basis
of public policy. Examine the patient and ask can the professional ‘pols’
be cured?
Read this essay from The 'Solitary Purdah' archives
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