If the threat of being deported or incarcerated does not stem the tide of illegal immigration, perhaps the threat of completely losing one’s children will do the trick. While this may sound harsh, it is the consequences of illegal acts perpetrated by the illegal immigrant parents. The enormous problem I have with this article is [...]
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NY Times Reports More Consequences of Illegal Immigrants
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged consequences, custody of children, freedom, illegal immigrants, Kellene Bishop, new york times on April 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Virtues of Powdered Milk
Posted in preparedness, tagged dairy, emergency preparedness, Kellene Bishop, milk, powdered milk, preparedness pro on April 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Ok, I admit it. I used to hate powdered milk as a kid. But I have to admit, it’s come a long ways in 30 years, thank goodness. With the cost of milk nowadays, if you’ve got more than 2 mouths to feed, it can cost as much for milk as it does to fill [...]
20/20 Shoots Blanks
Posted in second amendment, tagged 20/20, gun control, guns, if i only had a gun, Kellene Bishop, women of caliber on April 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Serious flaws were present with the 20/20 show aired last Friday, April 10, 2009. This episode was focused on showing the error of private citizens owning guns. It made a case for the fact that individuals don’t shoot effectively when they are under stress, that children and even teenagers aren’t properly trained to avoid guns, and [...]
Apparently Rape is a Spectator Sport in New York
Posted in self-defense, tagged Kellene Bishop, mta, new york, rape, sport, subway, women of caliber on April 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Horrific news is coming in today from several sources. A woman who was repeatedly raped in the presence of MTA employees at a train station in Queens, NY was told by a judge today that those who stood and watched her rape take place had no obligation to help the woman, other than inform their [...]
The Truth About Guns in Mexico
Posted in media, politics, tagged dianne fienstein, fox news, government, guns, hillary clinton, Kellene Bishop, media, mexico, robert badilla, self-defense, truth on April 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
After hearing enough of the inflated and downright false statistics of the guns in Mexico being provided by the U.S., I’ve decided to get right down to the facts. First of all, when you hear these statistics, consider the source. I personally believe that anything that comes out of the mouth of Hilary Clinton or [...]
The Name Game
Posted in freedom, government, politics, tagged alan greenspan, america, carbon credits, cia, dod, fbi, federal reserve, founding fathers, freedom, g.i.v.e. act, government, Kellene Bishop, national security letters, nsa, patriot act, politics, terrorism, the name game on April 2, 2009 | 2 Comments »
by Kellene Bishop
“A rose by any other name is still a rose.” Isn’t it interesting how our government has camouflaged its selected names of programs and legislation in order to falsely influence the American people as to what these issues really are? You’ve heard of oxy-morons such as “military intelligence” in jest, I’m sure. But [...]
The Shell Game: AIG and the USA
Posted in Finance, aig, government, politics, tagged aig, aig executive resigned, america, bailout, congressmen, criminal, direct unapportioned tax, federal reserve, illegal, Kellene Bishop, m3 report, madoff, media, secretary of treasury, shell game, stimuus bill, treason, us government, us treasury on March 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I understand that when I write this it will be evident that I’m clearly not an ordinary American. And I’m completely OK with that. Here goes… I don’t believe that the AIG CEO should have been drawn in front of the cameras and skewered by Congressmen. I don’t believe that AIG honoring contracts to pay [...]
The Profit Of Not Curing Cancer
Posted in Business, government, medical, tagged alternative cancer treatments, america, american medical association journal, apricot seed, cancer, cancer treatment, chemotherapy, cigarettes, dr. dean burk, fda, g. edward griffin, genocide, government agencies, history of errors, hunza tribe, jason vale, Kellene Bishop, Kellene Bishop scam, laetrile, lung cancer, monetary intelligence magazine, money, navajo indians, nitrilosides, pharmaceutical companies, radiation, research, science, statistics, surgery on March 18, 2009 | 4 Comments »
This is an article which I wrote that was published in Monetary Intelligence Magazine in March 2009. It’s clear that the hype we receive on a great many “studies and statistics” from our government agencies is misleading at best. As someone who has gone through her own cancer scare, this information makes me feel so [...]
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