The real estate market is going to get worse – much worse. And while others may be surprised when real estate declines another 20% from here, we won’t be.

In the past, recessions have lead to job creation and aggressive growth because of technological innovation. Today we have no such technological advancements on the horizons.

The heaviness in the air and the lateness of the hour causes myself no surprises in such events as the plane crash in Austin, TX is just an example of what to expect in the coming days, weeks, and months from a nation of people being urinated on and raped by a group of international banksters that hold absolutely no allegiance to anyone or anything.

The following video shows that sometimes, regardless of your attempts to avoid them, threats can present themselves at anytime, anywhere.

Hoskins said he’d gotten a $170,000 offer from someone to pay off the house, but the bank refused, saying they could get more from selling it in foreclosure.

Military control over civilian affairs often leads to totalitarianism, and not always because this is what military personnel wish for. The military system itself is not built on Constitutional ideals, and is therefore philosophically and politically incapable of administrating a society based on personal liberty.

He believes that it’s turning around. He believes that there’s growth here. He believes that we won’t get double dip.

If your school has issued your child a laptop, you might reconsider letting them use it in your home.

According to the recent CPI report, consumers need not be worried about the threat of inflation resulting from an infusion of trillions of dollars of stimulus, bailouts and other government spending. The prognostications of doom and gloomers that gas prices will reach $10 a gallon, a pound of rice will cost $8 and a Starbucks latte will run $15 seem to be just another apocalyptic vision gone bad if you consider that US consumer prices fall for first time in 27 years.

We’re not the only ones who have spotted the Next Wave of the Mortgage Meltdown, coming soon to a neighborhood near you. It seems that our very own Treasury Department is concerned about it as well.

The media will seize upon any examples to say you’re irrelevant, or racist, or crazy.

But one legal expert told The Palmetto Scoop that, even if it were passed, Pitts’ bill would quickly be ruled unconstitutional.

Gross misspending happens on all levels of government, and it’s clear that unions are one of the most overblown public and private expenses in America.

If TSA’s gross violations of civil rights and privacy are any indicator of how a national cyber security defense group will protect us from external threats, we’d rather take our chances with no electricity.

So, you want to know who “really” started the Tea Party movement? Well, it wasn’t Sarah Palin. It wasn’t Ron Paul either.