Bisquits of Truth: Feeders Feed Links, Dec. 2, 2011

WHAT NATASHA SAYS

Question #2:

Who is your favorite band... after Katy Perry?

Natasha's Answer: I do love Katy, but not as much as Alice Cooper. I’ve seen him in concert 4 times (soon to be 5!). I just love his music. I’ve got a rock n roll soul. He is the original king of shock rock and one of the first rockers to mesh theatrics with concerts. And that whole controversy with him killing a chicken on stage in the 70’s? He meant no harm. He actually thought chickens could fly like other birds! How cute is he?

From CoryE-CA @pursueliberty

Friends, this book is my driving passion - preserving and restoring our God-given rights and knowing what tyranny looks like from the inside. It's eight first-person stories by newly minted American who lived through, and left, Communist and other tyrannical regimes. They all talk about what's happening now. It;'s family friendly, wonderful for kids, too: Pursuing Liberty: America Through the Eyes of the Newly Free. Our website is:www.pursuingliberty.com. We'll also send you a handful of Constitution/Declaration booklets from Heritage Foundation and make a donation to Operation: Care and Comfort.

Pumpernickel Boulevard T-shirt Dee

Land of the Free, video by John Jensen Mac in WV

Senate Roll Call on Bill 1867 TLan80
Senate Bill 1867 Rosie- Houston
If you want to read the section that strips away our liberties, it starts on page 378; the actual subsection starts on page 380, line 11

Video by Demon Hunter Through the Black DM in DM

Game Writer's Block Donna

SAMUEL J. TILDEN FRIDAY FACT, courtesy DM in DM:

Today's SJTF fact demonstrates that SJT had an excellent understanding of our coastal defense (and the history of it). Note that this statement came nearly a decade after SJT's presidential run and less than a year before his death. SJT left politics after the 1876 race but remained an important political figure even in private life. The following is an excerpt from SJT's letter to the Speaker of the House in 1885....

LETTER TO SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, HONORABLE JOHN G. CARLISLE
DECEMBER 1, 1885

SEACOAST DEFENCES

The best guarantee against aggression, the best assurance that our diplomacy will be successful and pacific, and that our rights and honor will be respected by other nations, is in their knowledge that we are in a situation to vindicate our reputation and interests. While we may afford to be deficient in the means of offence, we can not afford to be defenceless. The notoriety if the fact that we have neglected the ordinary precautions of defence invites want to consideration in our diplomacy, injustice, arrogance, and insult at the hand of nations. It is now more than sixty years since we announced to the world that we should resist any attempts, from whatever quarter they might come, to make any new colonizations on any part of the American continent; that while we should respect the status quo we should protect the people of different nations inhabiting this continent from every attempt to subject them to the dominion of any European power, or to interfere with their undisturbed exercise if the rights of self-government. This announcement was formally made by President Monroe, after consultation with Mr. Madison and Mr. Jefferson