Bundy born in Hawaii. Parents from Nigeria. Built the first Mosque in Nevada

Fauz News has the details on the Bundy family history and will run a 12 hour expose' tonight at midnight.

When examining secret records in Hawaii, an undercover conservative group, using hidden cameras, filmed unknown government workers burning what might have been documents in 50 gallon barrels of olive oil.

Using backwards building techniques unknown to the general public which were developed by Vlad Putin, a clear picture developed in the mind.

Cliven Bundy was Obama's older brother by another mother. This could be proved beyond all doubts if not for the liberal conspiracy surrounding Obama's birth in Nigeria. That conspiracy knows no bounds as can be demonstrated in the video showing what appears to be paper burning in olive oil.

It was when Clivens mother aunt by another brother told Cliven of the Obama connection in 1993, that Cliven first renounced the United State government. "For me, it doesn't even exist!"

Angered in 1993 by the facts, Cliven, with the help of the New Hampshire militia burned the family mosque to the ground. They plowed the ashes into the ground then poured salt water into the open furrows so nothing could ever grow on that spot of Nevada desert.

The entire Bundy clan became Mormons in 1994. As a part of the ceremony conducted in swahili, Bundy was adopted by previously dead Mormons and his name changed to Cliven Bundy from Kunta Bhundae. Public records were buried inside the sacred Thunderous Cookie Monster Mountain. New records were forged using the short form birth certificate instead of the longer form 1040-1993.5.

Watch Fauz News tonight at midnight and see how Obama and Cliven 'Bhundae' Bundy are related by blood and water rights.

Smoking causes cancer but the Big Bang is just a TV show

When you read it in an Australian newspaper, it must be true.

Just don't get all proud about well informed Americans.

The newspaper article is about the ignorance of Americans and the relationship to anti-government feeling, religion, and voting patterns.

FEW Americans question that smoking causes cancer. But they have more scepticism than confidence in global warming, the age of the Earth and evolution and have the most trouble believing a Big Bang created the universe 13.8 billion years ago
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Rather than quizzing scientific knowledge, the survey asked people to rate their confidence in several statements about science and medicine.

On some, there's broad acceptance. Just four per cent doubt that smoking causes cancer, six per cent question whether mental illness is a medical condition that affects the brain and eight per cent are sceptical there's a genetic code inside our cells. More - 15 per cent - have doubts about the safety and efficacy of childhood vaccines.
About 4 in 10 say they are not too confident or outright disbelieve that the Earth is warming, mostly a result of man-made heat-trapping gases, that the Earth is 4.5 billion years old or that life on Earth evolved through a process of natural selection, though most were at least somewhat confident in each of those concepts. But a narrow majority - 51 per cent - questions the Big Bang theory.

More gun nuts

The pro-gun side of the gun debate uses many non-sense arguments. If we apply common sense to their arguments and positions, we are left with an impartial look at gun violence as a cause of death.
Recently, a letter in the Times suggested that Atlanta was too small to be made safe by either more guns or less guns. I think the proper quotation was, “Maybe Atlanta is just an unsafe city” compared to Chicago and some Texas city.
That negates the theories proposing that more guns mean less crime. Common sense tells us that we can’t have it both ways on an issue. It’s like that old saw, You can’t have your cake and eat it, too.
If more guns mean less crime, then there can be no unsafe cities beyond all hope.
If there are places where more guns will not reduce crime, then something besides guns determine personal safety.
How about the argument of guns are just objects?
That’s where a gun is compared to an inanimate object like a car, a rock, or a knife. Further, it’s how people use the object which determines good or evil. The classic, “Guns don’t kill people. People kill people.”
Oddly enough, we don’t spread butter with a gun, drive it to work, or find it laying around in nature. Gun are a human invention. Man invented the gun in a willful act of creation. Its invention had only one purpose. Killing other humans.
The existence of guns comes from one intention and one goal. To kill other people and give one person the power to kill many other people.
Those who are adamantly pro-gun and willing to go against common sense will never be convinced of their errors. No matter how many innocent people are killed.

It's better to keep your mouth shut and let people think you are dumb.

An elected official in a Southern State agrees with a mass murderer?

Someone just cut out his tongue, burn out his eyes, and cut off his hands.

A white supremacist, a former leader in the state's KKK, a Jew hater, and an admiring of Hitler, shoots three innocent people to death inside a Jewish center.

Then, a friend of his, an elected mayor says, 'I sort of feel the same way as he does.'

If my mayor says, "I feel the same way as Ted Bundy or Al Capone or John Wilkes Booth ... " it's time for a recall election or a mayoral retirement party held at the local insane asylum.

Again, I don't make this stuff up.

Read about it here. and here.

"There some things that are going on in this country that are destroying us. We've got a false economy and it's, some of those corporations are run by Jews because the names are there," he said. "The fact that the Federal Reserve prints up phony money and freely hands it out, I think that's completely wrong. The people that run the Federal Reserve, they're Jewish."

A payment for being ruled?

Oh my head hurts over this one.

Remember that college class you had to take on Philosophy? Painful, wasn't it? So bad, you couldn't even sell the book.

My Little Philosophy Book fell on my head while I was sleeping on my back. Today. Or, maybe yesterday. Damn Dr. Bloom and his literal translations from the original Greek.

Alright.

So maybe Plato/Socrates said there was a payment due to government for being ruled. WTF!

Loss of freedom? Social contract? Taxes? The concept that I owe a debt to a tyrant sucks.

But, and there's always some but, But, isn't the answer to that a way of separating the men from the boys?

There is a debt owed to government for being ruled. I can't tell you what it is. Answer to yourself. Then, apply that to how you've been voting and what you hope will happen because you voted.