Friday, January 11, 2013
Gun Control Executive Order, Can it happen? Reality Check - 1/10/13
Host Ben Swann answers the question of the constitutionality of a Presidential Executive Order banning semi auto guns.
Alan Grayson ~ GOP Keeps Putting America in These Cliff Situations
Congressman Alan Grayson (D-Orlando) speaks about the GOP's pattern of creating artificial crises in order to try to get what they want. The interview aired on MSNBC with Thomas Roberts on January 11, 2013.People Who Say Don't Take My Guns Need To Rethink What It Means To Live In A Civil Society! says Congressman Grayson ! I like Alan, but he's wrong on this. He sounded like a pre-crime advocate. Shootings are terrible but that doesn't justify a regression in gun laws. Hinder the innocent by appearing to go after the guilty is all that will happen as is the norm of government intervention. Gun laws will just make them more expensive. Then criminals will be the only ones that can afford them. US is within the top ten safest countries in the world. 466 violent offenders per 100,000. UK is 2000+ per 100k.
Alex Jones ~ There is A War on for Your Guns
Alex Jones continues to flesh out the gun control issue reiterating the importance of Americans' right to bear arms, while bringing to light Obama's new bill securing all presidents after 1997 lifetime Secret Service protection, all on the taxpayer's dime. Alex will also cover control freak Bloomberg's latest nanny state policy banning painkillers in New York.
DOOMSDAY ASTEROID BIGGER THAN EXPECTED!
and man thinks he is in control, the man upstairs really has all the control and when ones time comes it comes, same as the rest of the world. we worry and fighting over so much, not realizing that we can all be gone in a blink of an eye. most people have this unrealistic idea that they are going to live forever. no way. God is in control, no man.
Gun Rights ~ Craig B. Hulet
Jan 10 2013 - Gun Rights & Human Development
Date: 01-10-13
Host: John B. Wells
Guests: Dr. Bob Wright, Craig Hulet
In the first half of the show, analyst of geopolitics and foreign policy, Craig B. Hulet, joined John B. Wells to share reactions to the news that the Obama administration may seek to ban some type of guns. Hulet argued that while the progressive left has been on the leading edge of protest when it comes to the chipping away at 1st and 4th amendment rights, they are working against supporting the 2nd amendment, the right to bear arms. "Obama has threatened to use an executive order to ban specific sidearms or assault weapons," and this is both a violation and debasement of the Constitution, he declared.
"I think the NRA has long failed in protecting gun rights because of their approach," Hulet continued, adding that anti-gun groups/progressives make a better argument against guns "because they lie better" in their twisting of the facts. If we lose the 2nd Amendment, then there's nothing in the Bill of Rights or Constitution that won't go out the window, Hulet lamented, noting that privacy rights have already been heavily eroded.
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In the latter half, executive coach and author Dr. Bob Wright discussed the crossover between science and human development, and the role of change and transformation in our lives. He differentiated learning (what I know today that I didn't know yesterday) and growth (doing today what I didn't do yesterday) from the idea of transformation, which is doing something that you'd never imagined. Transformation involves taking remarkable leaps forward, but in order for this to happen, you need to tap into who you are in very deep ways, he said. This involves learning to be fully present where you are, and access a deeper yearning with velocity and effectiveness, he explained.
Transformers figure out how to listen to themselves internally, and understand their emotional vocabulary, said Wright. He spoke about his research into "positive deviants," outliers who demonstrate abnormally positive traits and have the capacity to affect change in the world. He also outlined three different types of happiness-- the hedonic (pleasure related), engaged happiness (activity related), and the highest level-- meaningful happiness, when a person has a sense of importance that what they are doing is contributing to others.
Date: 01-10-13
Host: John B. Wells
Guests: Dr. Bob Wright, Craig Hulet
In the first half of the show, analyst of geopolitics and foreign policy, Craig B. Hulet, joined John B. Wells to share reactions to the news that the Obama administration may seek to ban some type of guns. Hulet argued that while the progressive left has been on the leading edge of protest when it comes to the chipping away at 1st and 4th amendment rights, they are working against supporting the 2nd amendment, the right to bear arms. "Obama has threatened to use an executive order to ban specific sidearms or assault weapons," and this is both a violation and debasement of the Constitution, he declared.
"I think the NRA has long failed in protecting gun rights because of their approach," Hulet continued, adding that anti-gun groups/progressives make a better argument against guns "because they lie better" in their twisting of the facts. If we lose the 2nd Amendment, then there's nothing in the Bill of Rights or Constitution that won't go out the window, Hulet lamented, noting that privacy rights have already been heavily eroded.
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In the latter half, executive coach and author Dr. Bob Wright discussed the crossover between science and human development, and the role of change and transformation in our lives. He differentiated learning (what I know today that I didn't know yesterday) and growth (doing today what I didn't do yesterday) from the idea of transformation, which is doing something that you'd never imagined. Transformation involves taking remarkable leaps forward, but in order for this to happen, you need to tap into who you are in very deep ways, he said. This involves learning to be fully present where you are, and access a deeper yearning with velocity and effectiveness, he explained.
Transformers figure out how to listen to themselves internally, and understand their emotional vocabulary, said Wright. He spoke about his research into "positive deviants," outliers who demonstrate abnormally positive traits and have the capacity to affect change in the world. He also outlined three different types of happiness-- the hedonic (pleasure related), engaged happiness (activity related), and the highest level-- meaningful happiness, when a person has a sense of importance that what they are doing is contributing to others.
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