Guy Smith | October 1, 2012
TweetWhat do Hillary Clinton and Algerian Islamists have in common? No … they don’t both report to Muslim bosses. Hillary and Algeria’s foreign minister both recently showed a preference for institutionalized ignorance. By perverting or masking information contrary to their respective religions, both have subjugated fact, theory and freedom. Granted, Hillary’s God is socialism evangelized [...]
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Guy Smith | August 27, 2012
TweetIt took a Qatar-based news organization to pit me against the princess of propaganda. Whenever there is a public shooting, Al Jazeera English dials me up to explain to English speaking countries why Americans dislike gun control. Al Jazeera picks on me because I have been debunking gun control myths for more than a dozen [...]
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Guy Smith | May 5, 2012
TweetWhile the United States “Justice” Department is running guns into Mexico against the policies of that failed nation, the source of violence in Mexico – the drug cartels – run unchecked and they resort to terrorizing modes that require no guns. Overnight the cartels battling in Nuevo Laredo strung-up 23 people from a bridge, which made the morning [...]
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Guy Smith | April 27, 2012
TweetToday the Associated Press, an outlet not known for accuracy, echoes a government report about how often the Mexican government asks if a firearm they came from theUnited States. Which, of course, is meaningless. Barack Obama’s failed attempts to ratify gun control treaties such as CIFTA requires presenting a problem. Despite Obama’s staff smuggling guns [...]
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Guy Smith | February 7, 2012
TweetA gathering of socialist midgets is bound to be entertaining. The Mighty ALBA Cartel Led by the new millennia’s blundering Bolshevik and perpetual odd job Hugo Chavez, a tiny number of microscopic Latin American countries clustered to create a development bank. Named after South America’s revolutionary hero, who went from freedom fighter to dictator in [...]
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