Elite Power, Sedition & Quiet Coup Overthrows U.S. Democracy

  Flash -- A quiet coup has taken place in the good ole US of A!  Among those taking power are a hodge-podge group of wealthy elitists bent on remaking America in their own ideals and image.  It...

Mitch Landrieu will re-enter New Orleans Mayor's race 2010

As you well know I have a number of sources in the new orleans  political scene and one of my best sources is a relative of mine, he  tells me that Mitch Landrieu might get back in the 2010 new orleans...

Louisiana Biracial Couple: Marriage Is Their Business

The Declaration of Independence of the United States of America spoke of the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Unfortunatly, the pursuit of happiness did not extend to a couple in Louisiana when they wanted to marry before a justice of the peace. The...

Will Tim Tebow play or won't he?

Tim Tebow will be a game time decision to play in what will be the biggest college football game of the week, between the No. 1 Florida Gators and the No. 4 LSU Tigers.  Tebow has not played since suffering a...

The Political & Religious Polarization of America

     In days long past, Americans seemed able to get past politics to personally pursue what was inevitably in the best interests of America.  Those days seem long gone.  There is...

Lisa Newsome, Woman Arrested Stealing 12-pack Beer Between Legs

Lisa Newsome, 42, from Louisiana stole a 12-pack of Miller Lite beer by hiding it between her legs. The act was caught on security camera, which let to her arrest on Monday. She admitted shoving the beer and a couple of sodas up her dress. Video of Lisa Newsome on security...

Jena Six: Members Jesse Beard and Mychal Bel Get Back On Track

The town of Jena, Louisiana became the center of a heated racial dispute when six black teenagers were accused of an attempted murder of a white classmate Justin Barker at Jena High School in December of 2006. Barker survived the attack, but the case gained notoriety for the...

Rapper Corey 'C-Murder' Miller Convicted Of Second-Degree Murder

Rapper Corey "C-Murder" Miller has been convicted for the second time of killing a 16-year-old fan, Steve Thomas, in a 2002 nightclub shooting in Louisiana. The first conviction in 2003 was overturned after it was...

Vive la France! Liberty/Equality/Fraternity at least in Theory.

By, Uwe Paschen. Vive la France. (14 Juillet Fete National) or should that be Vive Paris?  Today as in 1680 under the war hungry King Louis the XIV of France, who once said that “Paris is France but France will...

Barak Obama's Anti-Christian View No Friend to Blacks, Church

     Since taking office, President Barak Obama and his allies in Congress have careened into the headlines and pummelled Republicans still reeling from defeat and dissent within their own...

Blacks, Men: Are Racial & Gender Discrimination Not Dead Yet?

Houston, TX -- A Federal Civil suit has been filed in Texas alleging problems of gross, illegal discrimination and unethical conduct by one of the largest YMCAs in the nation. The conflict seems to involve a former...

Huge Swath of Louisiana Wetlands Will Inevitably “Drown"...

A scientist, Harry Roberts, has made an alarming prediction that huge swaths of Louisiana wetlands will inevitably "drown" by the year 2100.  A combination of rising ocean levels and lessening of silt from...

Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal is Kenneth from 30 Rock

Note to  Bobby Jindal:You are being played There I said it and it has been eating me up inside.My liberal conservative values with a dash of west indian pragmatism has had about enough of the Bobby Jindal circus show.His step and fetch it antics and bi partisan views...

Small Business Banking is Dead. Auction your A/R to Hedge Funds

" There is $15 Billion of liquidity for businesses who want to sell their accounts receivables.  The discount fee ranges between 1 to 4 % based on credit worthiness.  The average duration of posting an...

Nuevo New Orleans: Latino Immigrants Remake the Crescent City

BY PETER HOLDERNESS, MEDILL NEWS SERVICE Fernando Saucedo crossed the U.S.-Mexico border on July 4, 2005, headed for Houston. The farmer from Zacatecas joined a constant stream of Mexicans, Central and South...

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