Author Archives: Rob

Tonight the end of internet privacy and the era of big brother took a leap forward. CISPA (Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act) passed the house by a vote of 248 to 148 during the widely viewed NFL Draft coverage. … Continue reading →

Ron Paul voters out numbered any other candidates support by at least a 4 to 1 margin in Fargo, granted Mr. Santorum had a good amount of support, the caucus was ‘Ron Paul Nation.’ 2,000 people or so gathered in … Continue reading →

Visit my website to help support exposing the status quo and bringing more power to the people. Any contributions are appreciated for the effort of traveling to primary states and confronting/interviewing high profile political figures thank you! Mitt Romney clearly … Continue reading →

‘Like’ on Facebook for more news. Please share. http://www.facebook.com/robertwanek Mitt Romney clearly aims to aid the bankers looting of the taxpayer. He favors central banking over free markets, and meddles in the economy by supporting bailouts over bankruptcy. This man … Continue reading →

On Feb 15th, I attended the Rick Santorum rally held in Fargo ND. I aimed several crucial, untouched questions at the senator but received zero response. I then aimed my attention at confronting the globalist on several issues where his … Continue reading →

Congressman Ron Paul is winning the caucuses. Maybe not in the polls but certainly in supporter enthusiasm and most importantly, delegates. In my precinct only 39 people cast votes for a GOP nominee, six delegates were elected, and multiple citizens … Continue reading →

Caucuses are a hotbed for corruption. Votes can be changed, tossed, or miscounted at almost any time in some caucus settings. Transparency has been eliminated in the process as some counties wisp their results away to a secret location to … Continue reading →

‘Smoke Shops’ are not the enemy, and they are not an issue that you should be devoting your time and energy to. They are small businesses run by real people helping a real economy.
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