This weekend's supposed emergency in New York was just another in a long line of political and media scare tactics undertaken to make the public feel like the government protects them.

With Hurricane Irene heading toward New York City, Michael Bloomberg, your typical Bureau Rat, stepped up to the microphone to tell millions of people what to do.

The thought that there is one man - or person - who just knows best for everybody, is such an expired idea that it is just comedy now.  The U.S.S.R. was the last vestige of this style of thinking.  It died in August 1991... more than 20 years ago - although the government in the U.S.S.A. is doing its best to bring it back.

Ayn Rand said, "One can ignore reality, but one cannot ignore the consequences of ignoring reality."

What is happening in the world today is a complete revolution.  A massive paradigm shift.  What used to be, is or will not be any longer and those who choose to ignore this will not be able to ignore the consequences of ignoring it for much longer.  It is coming to a doorstep near you.

It is actually quite sad to see people clinging to the past or those who refuse to see the change that is about to be thrust upon them.

That world that existed between 1970-2008 is no more.  It never will be again and trying to cling to it will only hurt more than facing that reality.

The US Government's agenda to lobotomize the majority of Americans has been an unequivocal success.

Americans now live in one of the world's least free prison camps yet when asked they will tell you they live in the land of the free and, on top of that, they are attacking and occupying countries who did nothing to them because "they hate us for our freedom"!

The Department of Homeland Security has just released another important video warning the American populace about the scourge of white, yuppy-looking people who leave briefcases unattended!

This, of course, is because of the large amount of briefcases that have been exploding across America killing... zero people.

Once again, Janet Napolitano, is asking that "if you see something, say something".

We'd like to thank her for once again providing us with the opportunity to point out a few of the suspicious activities we've noticed of late.

It's hard to know where to begin - there are so many things.