Author Archive for Brian Evans

Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation Rejects IRS Apology for their Abusive and Discriminatory Practices. Cites IRS for Unconstitutional Actions and Behavior

By Brian Evans on May 15, 2013 in Politics

(Richmond, VA) – “The IRS Exempt Organizations unit has violated the sacred constitutional rights of some 75 Tea Party and Patriot groups that had applied for tax-exempt status between 2009 and 2012,” said Mark Daugherty, Chairman, Virginia Tea Party Patriots Federation. “The Tea Party rejects the apology by Lois Lerner, Director, Exempt Organizations, for her [...]

US Constitution: Transitioning Our First Amendment from Freedom of Religion to Freedom to Worship

By Brian Evans on Feb 17, 2013 in Politics

Freedom of Thought or Consciousness is dangerous to a free society. However, political correctness suppresses another person’s freedom to speak and practice religion freely. This practice suppresses our First Amendment and promotes Article 18 of the Declaration of Human Rights. Freedom to Worship is similar to Freedom of Religion but they’re on opposing sites of [...]

States Apply for a Second Constitutional Convention

By Brian Evans on Jan 18, 2013 in Politics

Many mainstream state politicians and lobbying groups across the nation are applying for a second Constitutional Convention and…it looks like they may get it.

Jim DeMint – Change in Washington Can Only Come From the Outside

By Brian Evans on Dec 12, 2012 in Politics

Great conservatives like Marco Rubio, Mike Lee and Rand Paul can only be topped with a Senate majority. If so, it won’t be with Senator DeMint as he moves to the Heritage Foundation. The true fight in engaging Washington and politics in general is from the outside. …you cannot change Washington from the inside. You [...]

Financial Crisis…a “Top Down, Bottom Up, Inside Out” Designed Collapse from Home Loans to Student Loans

By Brian Evans on Nov 15, 2012 in Politics

As the fiscal cliff looms, it is prudent to discuss how we got here. As our crisis moves from housing to student loan and then into health care, it should be noted what, how and who got us into this situation. “…because this financial crisis just wasn’t the result of decisions made in the executive [...]

Dueling Constitutions: US Individual Rights or UN Human Rights?

By Brian Evans on Jun 10, 2012 in Politics

When the difference between Communism and Capitalism is who holds the deed, details matter. Individual rights and human rights are ideologies that hold similar comparisons. Human rights and Communism work hand-in-hand whereas the collective society is managed. On the other hand, Capitalism works with a representative government in protecting individual rights so individual’s decisions are [...]

Sustainable Development is Truly Unsustainable

By Brian Evans on Mar 28, 2012 in A Broken System, Legislation, Politics

As the Supreme Court determines whether government can infringe into the depths of our lives, it appears our representatives are leading us toward the creation of global soviets. Where the planning of our lives, commerce, communities and even our health are accomplished through facilitated community groups, centralized planning or the strong arm of the law [...]

Sandra Fluke, a true Freedom Fighter

By Brian Evans on Mar 06, 2012 in Health Care Reform, In The News

“Thank you for calling this hearing on women’s health. …and for allowing me to testify on behalf of the women who’ll benefit from the affordable care act contraceptive coverage regulation.” – opening remarks from Sandra Fluke. Since the United States is an auspice of the United Nations, “activists” messages such as these are starting to [...]

Liberals and Conservatives Come Together on Abortion

By Brian Evans on Feb 23, 2012 in featured opinion, Health Care Reform, In The News, Legislation, Opinion

Let’s all gather round the campfire and sing Kumbayah, the time has come where liberals and conservatives unite on abortion. No, not whether abortion is morally right or wrong, but whether the government should dictate procedures. Recently, in Virginia, hundreds of people (assuming liberals) protested the mandatory ultrasound for women seeking abortions. On the conservative [...]

Government’s Role of Using the Collectives

By Brian Evans on Jan 24, 2012 in Brian Evans, Featured Posts, Politics

Author Andy Andrews recently released a book titled “How Do You Kill 11 Million People”. No, it is not a self-help book but explains tactics the Nazi government used on its own people. Essentially, the Nazi government lied. How? Initially, the government erected fences around the communities, telling the Jewish people that it was to [...]

Tim Tebow Does it Again, and So Does Mainstream Media

By Brian Evans on Dec 15, 2011 in Brian Evans, Opinion, Politics

Tim Tebow has done it again. As quarterback of the Denver Broncos, this past weekend he led them to yet another fourth quarter comeback victory. With the Chicago Bears up 10 points, he put together two drives that ended with a 59-yard Pratter kick sending the game into overtime. This is where Pratter kicked the [...]

An Evening of Learning With Nuns

By Brian Evans on Nov 23, 2011 in A Broken System, Brian Evans, Politics, Religion

This past weekend, my wife, Melinda and I embarked on a journey to Richmond, VA to attend, what I jokingly refer to as my “Save the World” Conference. When we normally go to Richmond, we visit her aunt and this time was no different. You see, her aunt isn’t like all the other aunts. She [...]

Michael Eric Dyson is a "Post-Intentional" Boob

By Brian Evans on Oct 14, 2011 in Videos

Michael Eric Dyson – professional whiner and racist – pulls out his 10 dollar words to point out how Herman Cain is a sell out and “delusional”. Dyson takes issue with Cain’s claim that racism is not the most common thing holding back Black Americans these days. He wants Cain to recognize that Blacks are [...]

Abortions And Gardasil For 12 Year Old Girls

By Brian Evans on Oct 11, 2011 in Opinion

WARNING: THIS POST MAY BE OFFENSIVE TO SOME AND MAY NOT BE SAFE FOR WORK WARNING: THIS POST MAY BE OFFENSIVE TO SOME AND MAY NOT BE SAFE FOR WORK On Sunday, California Governor Jerry Brown announced that he had signed AB499 into law. This bill is basically what’s known as the law that let’s [...]

Why I Don’t Respect Sarah Palin

By Brian Evans on Sep 28, 2011 in Featured, Opinion

Sarah Palin might not have been on the stage at last night’s Tea Party Debate*, but she was, however, on the minds of many tweeters. That’s the impression I got from reading my time line, anyway. So… where was she? We always tease our current president for leading from behind, but if that’s the case, [...]