People have this primitive interest in conflict. It's embedded into everyone's and every animal's psyche. All animals duke it out for mates. People do this as well, even though we are civilized and more advanced. Battlefields are everywhere. The fields, forests, and deserts of the physical world, and the language used in the intellectual world.

Initially posted here on Jan. 5th, 2012.You may think I'm joking; but I'm actually quite serious. There were certain events during the caucus that made me scratch my head at the least.First off, on the procedure itself; it actually went quite smooth.

Initially posted here on Dec. 17th, 2011. Ranks first in Google Search, "NDAA Supporting Senators Info."

Mega hat-tips to Renea for getting this info to us. Also, thanks to this page for pointing to the Pastebin where this was stored.

@doxcak3 with help from cabincr3w and p0isanon

Initially posted here on Dec. 12th, 2011. Number one for a Google search; "Gingrich and Progressivism!"

No wonder I don't listen to mainstream anything anymore. Too streamlined, too predictable, too boring. This audio was linked to us by Eric Farris of the Branson Tea Party.

This coming from Bernie Sanders's desk:

In my quest to better understand how currency collapse can bring stuff down on more than one level; I have discovered quite a few unnerving things about how macro-economics work. Really, it's quite disturbing. On a slightly-related note, The Federal Reserve now holds more of America's debt than China, roughly $15 Trillion.

Seriously guys, this is getting out of hand.Mega thanks to Bungalow Bill's Conservative Wisdom, we (along with the rest of the nation) learned about the Dollarhite's consistent fight against tyrannical practices by the government (which they are still going strong, not accepting the USDA's "settlement").

I'm sure you all heard of Al-Awlaki, the "Al-Qaeda" sympathizer who actively recruited members and helped create planned operations.

Remember the Dollarhites? The little family that had the little rabbit farm that the USDA fined all over? Well, USDA spokesman David Sachs offered a settlement on behalf of the USDA for a $90,000 penalty fee; and the prohibition of breeding of any kind of animals on their current property (even if sold to somebody else) or in their name. Some backstory from Bungalow Bill:

There are some things going around the ol' Net about a bit of Missouri state-level legislature nicknamed the "Aerotropolis" bill. Governor Jay Nixon is calling it the bill the "Missouri Bills Act". What exactly does it do? Per a letter from Campaign for Liberty (which said the bill is not finished yet):