Obama, Cameron, Barroso Push EU-U.S. Merger at G8 Summit
G8 leaders announced first round of Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership negotia...
China's Vast New Program of Urbanization
JBS CEO Art Thompson's weekly news video update for June 17 - 23, 2013.
Rep. Bachmann: Don't Count on House to Stop Amnesty
In a video interview on June 12, Rep. Bachmann issued "a total call to arms" to stop amnes...
It's High Time to 'Get US out!' of the UN
Fifty years of JBS warnings about the UN are coming true.
Agenda 21: How Will It Affect You?
Updated Agenda 21 video from The John Birch Society, April 30, 2013.
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Obama, Cameron, Barroso Push EU-U.S. Merger at G8 Summit
Tuesday, June 18 2013 17:07Published in Legislation
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Rep. Bachmann: Don't Count on House to Stop Amnesty
Friday, June 14 2013 11:01Published in Legislation
It happened just in time, the salmonella egg outbreak and recall, that is. Remarkably so, in fact, to help boost the chances of Senate Bill 510's passing. The Food Safety Modernization Act, whose companion bill H.R. 2749 already passed in the House, was facing quite the uphill battle. But not any more; a vote is now highly likely with approval possible if not probable.
“To amend the Homeland Security Act of 2002 and other laws to enhance the security and resiliency of the cyber and communications infrastructure of the United States.” These are the words used to describe the latest cybersecurity bill, S. 3480 "Protecting Cyberspace as a National Asset Act of 2010," introduced on June 10 and cosponsored by Senators Susan Collins (R-Maine), Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) and Tom Carper (D-Del.).
There’s a lot of confusion occurring over what’s being nullified by the “Freedom of Choice in Health Care Act” legislation that’s been introduced in over 30 states, and already enacted into law in Virginia, Idaho, Arizona, Georgia, Missouri, and Louisiana. This legislation has been based on model legislation developed by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) back in December 2008, over a year before ObamaCare finally became law.
This article was originally published in the January 9, 1995 issue of The Birch Log.
There has to be a definition of Americanism somewhere. Yet it is quite obvious that many Americans would be hard-pressed to come up with one. A housewife might offer that it is a combination of patriotism and love of tradition. That's good, but not very specific.
Oh yes, those legislative busybody scanners are at it again, mandating that full-body imaging x-ray devices be installed in every airport in the nation by 2013, under the illusory premise of increasing safety.
The following article originally appeared in the October 2, 1995 issue of The Birch Log. Its message is even more timely today than when it was first written 15 years ago.
Our nation is in the midst of an ongoing revolution in which leaders allow and even promote the casting adrift of the values, traditions, and behavior that have fostered America's greatness. Many of those who should be protecting our nation's cultural heritage are insidiously working to destroy it. One of the means being used to carry out this sinister business is uncontrolled immigration.
JBS CEO Art Thompson offers his analysis of the week's news and wastes no time in discussing tax breaks, Obama's new infrastructure spending bill, manipulation of facts, Afghanistan corruption and using taxpayer's dollars to bail out an Afghan bank. He also gets into the upcoming election and explains how good politicians get co-opted.
Last Saturday Ron Paul spoke at a John Dennis for Congress rally in San Francisco. Dennis just happens to be challenging Nancy Pelosi for her House seat.
Here’s a three-minute video clip from Paul’s speech in which he expresses great satisfaction over the rapidly increasing interest in state nullification of federal laws.
In his weekly views on the news, JBS CEO Art Thompson discusses the new banking restraints, the failed war on drugs, ObamaCare and much more while describing how these government interventions are working against our best interests.
This article first appeared as "An Excellent Project for All" by John F. McManus in the JBS Bulletin, July 2010.
In 2004, Congress enacted legislation requiring all publicly funded educational institutions to provide students with instruction about the U.S. Constitution. The law (Public Law 108-447) specified that it should be given on September 17, the date of the completion of the Constitution in 1787.
