Mourning the Death of America, Celebrating Sovereignty
July 4, 2013 By: Bobby Casey, Managing Director I’m reminded by friends and family that it is the Fourth of July, but from where I sit, I see very little freedom and independence in the USSA. Today I sit in a coffee shop with my partner in crime, Steve, sipping cappuccino’s and hammering away […]
Porcfest & Vandalism
June 28, 2013 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher I’ve been trying to think of a way to incorporate my Porc Fest experience with current events, and have come to the conclusion that it might not be possible. So rather than pretend there is a link, I’ll just warn you now that this blog is going to […]
The Questions of What If & What Now…
June 19, 2013 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher The last installment asked “Why?” This installment asks “What If?” and “What Now?” If the Government’s endgame is to find out “What If” Americans knew or saw a given thing; then Americans should be prepared to answer, in light of those revelations, the question of “What now?” You […]
A Question of Why
June 18, 2013 By: Harmon Cardon, www.SGTReport.com As the latest and greatest scandal, act of tyranny, unfolds before the United States citizenry, we have to look back and ask why. Why would the government need to collect every stroke of the keyboard, every phone call made and every website visited? If the government isn’t out […]
R.I.P. to the PRIVATE Citizen Part 2
June 12, 2013 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher There is no glory in being right about frightening predictions or even cynical assumptions involving our government. There is just this continued eulogy for the Private Citizen. Edward Snowden — among other whistleblowers — is confirming what was once just healthy distrust and speculation toward the U.S. Government. […]
Steve’s China Adventure: The Finale
June 3, 2013 By: Steve Hilgart, Director of Marketing & Conference Operations One month in the far east, and GWP’s Steven Hilgart is bidding China farewell, leaving us with a few nuggets and observations he made along the way. I have to warn you, the third part in this trilogy is a long one… but […]
What Is Noble?
May 28, 2013 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher Our individual understandings of what is noble are a reflection of our own character. How we define what is noble should at least run deeper than intentions or life risking, and factor in actions and ends. Every year, when Memorial Day, Veteran’s Day, Flag Day, President’s Day, and […]
Happy Memorial Day — Rah, Rah
May 27, 2013 By: Paul Seymour, Director of Client Services Happy Memorial Day up there in the formerly great America. Last week I mentioned that I came from an old military family, very honestly not remembering that Memorial Day was just a week later. I guess that’s part of my current live-day-to-day mentality – which […]
Slow Cooking Frogs
May 22, 2013 By: Kelly Diamond, Publisher It seems like the more I read about government monitoring and surveillance, the more I see this slow, metastasizing trespass into our personal liberties. Be aware of the state’s “intent to creep”: it’s turning the heat up under a slow cooking pot of frogs. I live […]
Steve’s China Adventure: What a Deal!
May 17, 2013 By: Steve Hilgart, Director of Marketing & Conference Operations I received a lot of feedback on my last article about my current travels abroad as well as people asking for the “next installment.” Since my last email, I’ve ventured into the depths of Chinese culture, found some amazing places to shop, and […]
