California county cuts health care for illegals

| March 26, 2009

NWOU is on the lookout for stories about local governments dealing with the bad outcomes of the socialist takeover. Now that California’s budget problems are forcing the state to cut funding for counties, the counties must also cut spending to balance their budgets. CBS News reports that Sacramento County will begin denying nonemergency health care […]

Cleveland’s downward spiral

| March 23, 2009

Media attention lately has focused on Elkhart, Indiana as the poster city for U.S. economic decline. That’s because Elkhart is the center of the nation’s RV manufacturing industry. RV sales have tanked, and most RV manufacturers have gone out of business or are facing bankruptcy. But Cleveland may be in worse shape. Alex Kotlowitz reports […]

Take California, for example

| March 22, 2009

The Sacramento Bee has a graphic showing the increase in California’s unemployment rate by county. California’s unemployment rate is now over 10 percent. Some California counties have unemployment rates over 20 percent. Of course the official statistics are juggled to make the unemployment rate seem smaller than it really is. The Bee also has a […]

What we learned in February

| March 3, 2009

In early February, NWOU briefly watched the bankers testify before Congress. The hearing was designed to humiliate the big bankers, but more revealing was the lack of knowledge congressmen have about how the financial system works. The bankers are about 40 IQ points ahead of the congressmen.

Weekend tea party

| March 1, 2009

Finally out into the streets. President Obama has managed to do what no other U.S. president has done, get conservatives out of their chairs.  Michelle Malkin gathers various reports on the weekend tea party protests.

Behind the “smart grid” stimulus subsidy

| February 22, 2009

RFD America exposes the hidden agenda behind the “smart grid.” Smart grid is being sold to Americans as a way to make electricity transmissions more efficient. Local producers of electricity, including owners of fuel cells, are supposed to be compensated for selling their electricity to “the grid.” Sounds good, no? No. The real purpose of […]

U.S. livestock to be chipped under UN mandate

| February 9, 2009

The program is called the National Animal Identification System. The plan comes from UN Agenda21 and the USDA. Yes, there is opposition, visit nonais.org and naissucks.com and tune in the plan to track all livestock in the United States.