Category Archives: politics

Thomas Jefferson the Patriot vs. Obama the Anti-American (a must read)

From a reader’s email: Thomas Jefferson was a very remarkable man who started learning very early in life and never stopped. At 5, began studying under his cousin’s tutor. At 9, studied Latin, Greek and French. At 14, studied classical … Continue reading

Leave a Comment

Filed under politics

Obama the genocidal racist

Perhaps some might think I should be arrested for this. Instead, think of it this way. Obama supports Planned Parenthood’s placement of abortion mills in poor, black neighborhoods, guaranteeing the elimination of the black population. Remember this post: http://holysoulshermitage.com/2012/05/04/black-genocide-president-obama-vs-pastor-clenard-howard-childress-jr/

Leave a Comment

Filed under politics, Pro-Life

Thomas Peters’ excellent take on the North Carolina 8 May Marriage Amendment

Thomas sent me an invite to LinkedIn. I’ll have to investigate such as that, and FaceBook, and other things at some future date, perhaps! At any rate, this was an occasion to visit his site: Thomas Peters Opponents of North … Continue reading

Leave a Comment

Filed under politics, Pro-Life, religion, separation of church and state

The reason why Kathleen Sebelius is commencement speaker for Georgetown (her own words)

As Congressional interrogations of Kathleen Sebelius easily made crystal clear, she knows nothing about the law, zilch (see the video of the hilarious if not too sad Congressional proceedings below). Since her expertise in anything is not the reason, the … Continue reading

Leave a Comment

Filed under Catholic, Persecution, politics, Pro-Life, separation of church and state

Anti-American Constitution, Anti-Catholic Kathleen Sebelius to Speak at Georgetown Commencement Ceremony

JAG sent this in from the Cardinal Newman Society: In what can only be interpreted as a  direct challenge to America’s Catholic bishops, Georgetown University has  announced that “pro-choice” Catholic Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary  of the Department of Health and Human … Continue reading

Leave a Comment

Filed under Persecution, politics, Pro-Life, separation of church and state

Let’s put Obama’s feet on his desk talking with Israel in context

If you don’t remember this scene from four years ago, do you think you’ll have the opportunity to remember it four years from now?

Leave a Comment

Filed under interreligious dialogue, politics, terrorism

Wondering who the most pro-life / conservative candidates are in your district?

For those in North Carolina, check out http://conservativefact.net/

Leave a Comment

Filed under politics, Pro-Life

Dated 16 April 2012: So, why do huge prolife groups back Romney?

Here are your presidential choices as it stands today [h/t V] By Jim Robinson Here are their positions on some major issues important to  conservatives based on their actual records in government or past  boasts. Issue Obama Romney Newt Advocated that … Continue reading

7 Comments

Filed under politics, Pro-Life

Here’s the proof: Obamacare forces all citizens to pay for abortion

Abortion surcharge in Obamacare? Here’s the evidence Brad Mattes, Executive Director, Life Issues Institute – Fri Apr 13 15:56 EST WASHINGTON, April 12, 2012 (LifeIssues.org) – In recent weeks there have been reports about an abortion surcharge contained within President … Continue reading

Leave a Comment

Filed under politics, Pro-Life

The End of the U.S. Constitution: Obama, Romney, Sebelius

(1) Here’s the first link to the USCCB web page just stopping short of declaring civil war. (2) Here’s their link to their *PDF just stopping short of declaring civil war. By the way, in case you wanted to know, the Catholic … Continue reading

1 Comment

Filed under Persecution, politics, religion, separation of church and state

So, permission granted to Holy Souls Hermitage from the USCCB. Hold on, this is going to be quite a ride!

Happy to do so! Here are some pre-tested links for you: (1) Here’s the first link to the USCCB web page. (2) Here’s their link to their *PDF. By the way, in case you wanted to know, the Catholic League … Continue reading

Leave a Comment

Filed under politics, Pro-Life, religion, separation of church and state

UPDATE: http://www.cc2w.org/ Who to vote for? Romney=Obama=a vote for crimes against humanity

So, here’s the website: http://www.cc2w.org/ (you’ve seen their great video). However, I’ve got a question: Who do we vote for? Mitt Romney created the contraceptive/abortifacient mandate and Obamacare, both of these men reject the Constitution on freedom of religion. Is it … Continue reading

2 Comments

Filed under politics, Pro-Life, religion, separation of church and state

Obama rejects balance of powers in U.S. Government, hailing the illegitimacy of the Supreme Court

From FoxNews: President Obama,  employing his strongest language to date on the Supreme Court review of the  federal health care overhaul, cautioned the court Monday against overturning the  law — while repeatedly saying he’s “confident” it will be upheld. The … Continue reading

1 Comment

Filed under politics, separation of church and state

The new dhimmitude: a picture of today’s martyrs

HERE Thanks, Philip! This sweet girl will be the first to die. But she’ll be followed by many others, including, please God, myself.

Leave a Comment

Filed under martyrdom, politics, Pro-Life, religion, separation of church and state

The Grand Old Party. One picture’s worth a 1000 words

From the great V.

Leave a Comment

Filed under politics

More nuclear and laser avionics!

General Atomics and affiliated companies paid a visit along with Northrop Grumman. Very cool. Anyone sensing a theme here?

Leave a Comment

Filed under politics

The MQ-9 Reaper Hunter/Killer UAV of GA-ASI Predator Drone again seen in Western North Carolina over civilian areas

Just a couple hundred feet up, for two days running, first over the neighbor’s house in the mountains, and then over the neighbor’s shop dozens of miles away in Brevard. If it’s someone who’s made a mock version of a drone, … Continue reading

1 Comment

Filed under politics