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by  N.Morgan California seems to be taking its cue from the other socialist countries abroad and will begin tax almost everything its citizens’ purchase. To quote T.S. Eliot,  April is the cruelest month . But not for the reasons the poet wrote. Rather, for all the taxes and there are bills in the Legislature to make taxes sting even worse. By April 10, Californians must pay their local property taxes. Five days later is the deadline for filing state and federal income tax returns. Also, the state and the feds want any initial pre-tax payment that’s required on current earnings. The things taxed include: to tax soda, tires, guns, water, pain pills, lawyers, car batteries… So tax collectors get three swings at us this month. We have an affiliate program designed for content creators and Affiliate marketers, who would like to sell this product, please  click here  for  affiliate program  details. Our affiliate program is designed to help...

California Goes Dark  “We had better share our bewilderments. By hiding them from each other we should not hide them from ourselves.” — C.S. Lewis The darkness now enveloping the state of California is not a result of a power failure . Rather, it is the result of too much power, concentrated in the hands of those who do not respect or honor those who have delegated authority to them. This darkness is palpable , though it is not physical. This darkness is the result of attempts by those in power to illegally obscure their activities from the populace. Make no mistake, this darkness is obscuring crimes of murder as well as crimes against property. The perpetrators of this darkness are acting in concert. On one hand, we have members of the California Department of Justice ignoring their responsibilities under the California Public Records Act. In another agency , also located in the capitol of California, Sacramento, we have other individuals — Julia Ansel, head of the Pr...

California Parents Voice Resounding ‘No’ To Forced Vaccines  A line of parents assembled at the SB277 Senate Committee Hearing in California last week running out of the courthouse, into the hall, and out into the parking lot. The group was comprised of concerned citizens who don’t want forced vaccinations for their children. Some parents carried posters stating “ One Size Does Not Fit All ” in reference to forced vaccines whereupon parents would no longer have a ‘personal belief’ exemption to refuse vaccinations for their children. Many schools, both public and private, are now demanding that parents vaccinate their children, regardless of a ‘personal belief’ clause that currently exists in vaccine legislation . Many states are also trying to pass similar legislation as SB277 in California. More http://bit.ly/1K1Svyl 'via Blog this'

( N.Morgan ) In the face of a devastating drought, the state of California has decided to cut the water off from the reserve this spring. This is the first time in 54 years that the State Water Project, will not provide water to millions of urban residents. The announcement does not mean that communities will have no water this summer. But it does mean that every region is largely on its own now and will have to rely on water stored in local reservoirs, pumped from underground wells, recycled water and conservation to satisfy demand.  Here's a few examples: San Francisco: This was the first January in recorded history with less than a quarter inch of rain. Through Jan. 30, the city had just one-hundredth of an inch of rain. Los Angeles: No measurable rain fell in Los Angeles during January for only the fifth time since 1878. Redding, Sacramento, Stockton: All recorded their third driest January. Gov. Jerry Brown has declared a drought eme...