Posts Tagged ‘Philadelphia’
Housing Market Woes Still Threaten Economyby Mike McCune – The housing sector has long been one of the keystones of the U.S. economy. Between 2002 and 2007 there was a bubble between valuation and actual need that popped in late 2007 and became one of the major causes of the current economic lethargy America is fighting to [...]
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by Jack Minor – A Federal court has upheld the conviction of multiple officials with the Council on American Islamic Relations and others for providing funding to a terrorist group. The Holy Land Foundation trial was the largest terrorism funding trial in American history. CAIR, the Islamic Society of North America and other Muslim organizations [...]
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Is there something to hide? Who is juggling the books? The transparency of a rock mentality of the Obama regime has spread like the proverbial rotten apple that spoils the whole bunch. In Colorado, the Public Employees Retirement Association is reported to be underfunded by $21billion. Taxpayers have to pay to make up the [...]
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- Another story you’ll never, ever, ever read in the TribuneSunday August 7, Mayor Nutter took the pulpit at Mount Carmel Baptist Church and delivered a scolding to black Philadelphians the likes of which has never been heard north of the Mason-Dixon line. With total disregard of how the media would portray him, Mayor Nutter began [...]
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Kurt Overturf owns his own construction business in Greeley Has Ward Churchill confessed he needs a rewrite? I think there are some new ‘little Eichmann’ nominees, persevering-, culling some master race. Hitler’s minions killed about 12 million Jews according to the military channel. Adolf endorsed ‘Eugenics’ – a calculating-, positively Darwinian effort at improving the [...]
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By Jack Minor While many media outlets are calling attention to Constitution Day Friday, Sept. 17, one group is going a step farther and calling on Greeley residents to celebrate Constitution week. The Daughters of the American Revolution, Centennial State Chapter in Greeley, has placed a banner across 10th St near 23rd Ave. reminding residents [...]
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By Jack Minor One of the most famous flags of the American Revolution is the Gadsden flag, a coiled rattlesnake over the words “Don’t Tread On Me.” This flag has recently gained popularity again as a favorite symbol at many Tea Party rallies. Recently, several Marines in Connecticut asked the Legislature to fly the Gadsden [...]
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Alfred E. Fried, Jr. 82, of Greeley died April 29, 2010, at North Colorado Medical Center. He was born January 17, 1928 in Palmerton, PA to Alfred E Fried, Sr. and Agnes (Rehrig) Fried. He graduated from Palmerton High School and worked for the New Jersey Zinc Plant. He joined the Marine Corps in 1950 [...]
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