I hope you're right. Otherwise, they will be looking back and wondering where their freedom went. (As we are starting to do now)

Unfortunately, I would not count on it, things being what they are today.

Sadly, this is not limited to Britain. All of Europe has jumped on the bandwagon. Unfortunately, and the most aggravating part, is that this is now happening here as well. My question is this: What are we going to do about it? Are we going to wait until the "thought police" and the "speech police" start locking us up because we "offended" someone?

Whether you believe Obama is native born or not, wikipedia is the last place I would go for facts. Don't forget that virtually anyone can edit what is on there, and often do.

According to the story you are required to "respond" to the survey. It didn't say you had to answer any of the questions. At most I would write NOYB (none of your business) to all. This is just like the census. When I receive mine, I write down the number of people living here. The rest I ignore. Even the few times they came to the house, I gave the same answer. Not in jail. YET!

I guess that brings up another question: Was he "duly elected" or not.

This is one of the main reasons that the unions are so anti Walmart.

We know that the NLRB members were "appointed" illegally. Why isn't something being done to "un-appoint" them? The very least congress could do would be to refuse to allow any funds to be used to pay them, although I imagine they would have plenty of union big-wigs to support them and pay their bills. The bottom line is : throw the bums out. We can only hope and pray that this will end next January, if it isn't already too late.

I have only one disagreement with Judge Napolitano. Water-boarding is not torture. It has no lasting effects and causes no damage, except to scare the @#$% out of you. If it was so bad, do you think our troops would be put through it as part of their training?

Is anyone really surprised? That's why they / we call Kalifornia the land of fruits and nuts. Visited there twice. Once in 1961 and again in 1964. I think it was more-or-less free back then. I have no desire to go back again. I don't understand why people continue to live there, especially those who can leave any time they want.