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The Government Should Fear the People
The government should be afraid of its people to avoid tyranny and ensure accountability, serving the public’s interest. This balance prevents the government from overpowering its citizens.
“I have sworn, upon the Altar of God, Eternal hostility, against every form of Tyranny over the mind of man”
Thomas Jefferson
Public Service Means Serving the People!
Our founding fathers envisioned a government that serves its citizens. Service to the people should be rooted in reluctant duty, not an insatiable hunger for power. Unfortunately, we’ve twisted government service into a position of authority, where bureaucrats believe they control our property and rights. This mindset is an affront to the principles of liberty and self-governance.
The New Aristocracy: A Uniparty
Today, we witness a new aristocracy—a ruling class that lords over us with impunity. They’ve become an open, in-your-face nobility, far removed from the humility and responsibility intended by our nation’s founders. These elites have forgotten that their role is to serve the people with fearful respect, much like the reverence the Bible speaks of in relation to God.
Our government officials must remember that they are not our rulers. They are public servants, and they should act as such. The government exists by the consent of the governed, and it must always be accountable to the people. It’s high time we remind these so-called leaders of their place and ensure they understand the true meaning of public service.
Q: What can citizens do to ensure the government remains accountable?
A: Citizens can engage in active participation, such as voting, advocating for transparency, and holding officials accountable through public discourse and legal means.
When the government exceeds its authority, it violates our liberties. By requiring transparency and emphasizing that public service is for our benefit, we can regain control and achieve a government that reflects the people’s desires. We need to ensure our government respects its citizens with a healthy fear. Let’s reinforce to our officials their responsibility to uphold freedom and fairness.
Latest Alaskan News & Information
- Sarah Short’s Outrageous Rant: A Case Study in Irony and Hypocrisy
Sarah Short, evER tHE SELf-pROClAiMeD guARdiaN OF EThICs ANd InTegRiTy, recently took to social media with a wild diatribe aimed at the Alaska Independence Party (AIP) and the Republican Party. Her post, dripping with paranoia and unsupported allegations, is a perfect example of the pot calling the kettle black. Sarah’s Wild Claims Here’s a taste of Sarah’s latest masterpiece: “If you can’t put two and two together for association you might ask yourself why? AIP new vice chair, guns and promotion of violence is not ok, closely aligned with our new Republican Party candidates???? You wonder why we keep having… Read more: Sarah Short’s Outrageous Rant: A Case Study in Irony and Hypocrisy - David Eastman Stands Alone: The Lone Warrior Defending Alaska’s Permanent Fund Dividend!Dear Alaskans, it was called Permanent for a reason… David Eastman, a representative in the Alaska House, is a principled advocate for fiscal responsibility, individual liberties, and traditional values. In a political landscape increasingly dominated by partisan bickering and special interests, Eastman stands out as a politician who prioritizes his constituents’ needs and the state’s long-term prosperity. His commitment to the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) and his resistance to wasteful government spending make him a critical figure in Alaska’s legislative battles. Eastman’s unwavering support for the PFD is perhaps his most defining feature. He voted against the proposed cuts to… Read more: David Eastman Stands Alone: The Lone Warrior Defending Alaska’s Permanent Fund Dividend!
- Sarah Short’s Legal Shenanigans: Ignoring Her Homeless Daughter While Filing Frivolous Restraining OrdersExplore the controversial legal tactics of Sarah Short and her misplaced priorities, as she ignores her daughter’s homelessness to pursue personal vendettas.
- Register for Your Landfill Coupon Today! (Before tomorrows deadline!)Alright folks, it’s that time of year again – registration for the Mat-Su Borough landfill coupons is open! If you want to save a few bucks on your next trip to the dump, you need to get in on this. Let’s break down everything you need to know to make sure you don’t miss out. Why You Should Register Now for your Landfill Coupon! The Mat-Su Borough is giving out landfill coupons worth $25 off a load, but you’ve got to register by May 31, 2024. That’s just around the corner, so don’t wait until the last minute. These coupons… Read more: Register for Your Landfill Coupon Today! (Before tomorrows deadline!)
Trends in Culture
Exploring the Cutting-Edge of Cultural Movements
Alaska.Report explores cultural innovation, highlighting art, entertainment, and societal trends. Stay updated and inspired as we reveal what’s shaping the zeitgeist.
- Bridging the Great American Divide: The Urgent Need for National Unity and CooperationThe Great American Divide: A Call to Unity In today’s fast-paced, hyper-connected world, there’s a growing trend that’s been catching my eye – and it should catch yours too. It’s the relentless push to divide us as a nation. They want you DIVIDED. This isn’t just some fleeting concern; it’s a strategic move that’s being played out on a grand scale. Let’s break it down, piece by piece. Divided by Race: A Historical Perspective First up, race. America’s history with race is complex and turbulent. From the days of slavery to the civil rights movement, race has been a tool… Read more: Bridging the Great American Divide: The Urgent Need for National Unity and Cooperation
- Navigating Beyond Racism: A Holistic Approach to Societal Resilience and ValuesIn today’s climate, the conversation around racism has reached fever pitch, often sidelining critical issues that equally deserve our attention. As we navigate this complex landscape, it’s essential to dissect the narrative that places anti-racism as the ultimate panacea for society’s ailments, at the expense of recognizing other significant factors such as cultural differences, family structure, and individual responsibility. This piece ventures into the heart of the matter, offering a perspective that challenges mainstream ideologies and invites a broader dialogue on societal resilience and values. Multiculturalism writ large. Outcomes based on other factors, such as cultural differences, must be set… Read more: Navigating Beyond Racism: A Holistic Approach to Societal Resilience and Values
- Alaska Airlines Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Religious Discrimination
In a case that highlights the ongoing clash between corporate advocacy and religious freedom, two flight attendants are seeking summary judgment in their favor after being fired by Alaska Airlines for questioning the company’s support of the controversial Equality Act. The lawsuit, filed in May 2022, accuses the airline of creating a hostile work environment and discriminating against the plaintiffs based on their religious beliefs. The Equality Act, a bill aimed at amending the 1964 Civil Rights Act to include “gender identity and sexual orientation” as protected classes, has stirred significant debate across the nation. Supporters argue that it is… Read more: Alaska Airlines Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Religious Discrimination - The Death of Print News: A Reflection on the Changing Landscape of JournalismIn an era dominated by digital media and instant access to information, the decline of print news has become an unfortunate reality. The recent announcement by Black Press Media, the owner of several newspapers including the Juneau Empire, the Peninsula Clarion in Kenai, and Homer News, that it will be selling all of its properties is yet another sign of the shifting tides in the industry. Restructuring and seeking creditor protection, Black Press Media’s decision highlights the challenges faced by traditional newspapers in an increasingly digital world. The company’s filing under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act allows it to restructure… Read more: The Death of Print News: A Reflection on the Changing Landscape of Journalism
- January 18th: Mat-Su Borough Library Board Reevaluates Controversial Books for Youth Involving Incest and Masochistic ThemesIn our increasingly progressive society, it seems that boundaries are being pushed more and more when it comes to what is deemed appropriate for young readers. The Mat-Su Borough Library Board is now faced with a challenging decision – whether to remove or restrict two highly explicit books that are targeted to minors and currently in circulation in the library system. This decision will be discussed at an upcoming meeting of the Challenged Materials Review Committee on January 18th. The books in question are “Red Hood” and “Identical”, both of which have sparked controversy due to their explicit content. “Red… Read more: January 18th: Mat-Su Borough Library Board Reevaluates Controversial Books for Youth Involving Incest and Masochistic Themes
Latest in Alaska Politics
Stay Informed with the Latest Developments in Alaskan Politics
Keep up with Alaskan politics through our selection of articles covering key legislative updates and elections for a comprehensive insight into the state’s political landscape.
- Sarah Short’s Outrageous Rant: A Case Study in Irony and HypocrisySarah Short, evER tHE SELf-pROClAiMeD guARdiaN OF EThICs ANd InTegRiTy, recently took to social media with a wild diatribe aimed at the Alaska Independence Party (AIP) and the Republican Party. Her post, dripping with paranoia and unsupported allegations, is a perfect example of the pot calling the kettle black. Sarah’s Wild Claims Here’s a taste of Sarah’s latest masterpiece: “If you can’t put two and two together for association you might ask yourself why? AIP new vice chair, guns and promotion of violence is not ok, closely aligned with our new Republican Party candidates???? You wonder why we keep having… Read more: Sarah Short’s Outrageous Rant: A Case Study in Irony and Hypocrisy
- David Eastman Stands Alone: The Lone Warrior Defending Alaska’s Permanent Fund Dividend!Dear Alaskans, it was called Permanent for a reason… David Eastman, a representative in the Alaska House, is a principled advocate for fiscal responsibility, individual liberties, and traditional values. In a political landscape increasingly dominated by partisan bickering and special interests, Eastman stands out as a politician who prioritizes his constituents’ needs and the state’s long-term prosperity. His commitment to the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) and his resistance to wasteful government spending make him a critical figure in Alaska’s legislative battles. Eastman’s unwavering support for the PFD is perhaps his most defining feature. He voted against the proposed cuts to… Read more: David Eastman Stands Alone: The Lone Warrior Defending Alaska’s Permanent Fund Dividend!
- Alaska School Activities Association Bans Transgenders from Competing Against Girls in High School SportsIn recent news, the Alaska School Activities Association (ASAA) has taken a firm stance by prohibiting transgender athletes from competing in girls’ divisions in high school sports. This decision comes amidst growing concerns over fair competition and the integrity of women’s sports. Let’s delve deeper… Veronica Garcia, a 16-year-old transgender high school runner, made headlines by clinching the 400-meter girls’ state championship title in Washington. Despite identifying as male, Garcia competed in the female division and emerged victorious, raising questions about the fairness of such competitions. The ASAA’s decision reflects a commitment to preserving the essence of women’s sports and… Read more: Alaska School Activities Association Bans Transgenders from Competing Against Girls in High School Sports
- Mat-Su Health Foundation Under Scrutiny: Assemblyman Rob Yundt calls for Accountability over taxation without representationThe Mat-Su Health Foundation (MSHF) has come under intense scrutiny recently, with Assemblyman Rob Yundt leading the charge to address what he perceives as oppressive operational practices within the organization. The foundation, built on the noble premise of promoting the health and wellbeing of Mat-Su residents, derives a substantial portion of its wealth from a 35% stake in the annual profits of the Mat-Su Regional Medical Center. Controversial Funding and Lack of Member Representation However, the foundation’s allocation of funds has sparked controversy, particularly due to its support of workshops, events, and training sessions that promote leftist ideologies, critical race… Read more: Mat-Su Health Foundation Under Scrutiny: Assemblyman Rob Yundt calls for Accountability over taxation without representation
Our Economic Landscape
Explore the Diverse Economy of Alaska
Alaska’s economy, fueled by oil and fishing, is bolstered by its strategic location near Asia, enhancing its role in global trade.
- Analyzing House Bill 368: A Critical Look at Renewable Portfolio StandardsHouse Bill 368, introduced on Feb. 20, aims to enhance Renewable Portfolio Standards, setting forth ambitious clean energy targets for Alaska. The bill requires 35% clean energy by 2036 and a further increase to 51% by 2051. While the goals are commendable, a deeper examination reveals significant considerations that demand attention. The Cost Factor and Energy Security One glaring omission in the bill is the lack of provisions to regulate energy costs in the Railbelt. The emphasis on affordable energy is paramount, especially in a challenging environment like Alaska. Rather than solely focusing on RPS mandates, a more pragmatic approach… Read more: Analyzing House Bill 368: A Critical Look at Renewable Portfolio Standards
- The Battle of the Supermarkets: FTC vs. Albertsons-Kroger MergerIn a clash that could reshape the grocery landscape, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken legal action against the proposed merger of retail giants Albertsons and Kroger. This move marks a significant development in the retail sector, sparking debates on market competition, consumer prices, and the balance of power within the industry. What’s at steak for the Albertsons-Kroger Merger? With Albertsons, the owner of Safeway, and Kroger, which operates Fred Meyer stores, aiming to join forces, the potential merger represents the largest in U.S. supermarket history. The FTC, spearheading the opposition, raised concerns about the impact on consumer costs,… Read more: The Battle of the Supermarkets: FTC vs. Albertsons-Kroger Merger
- UPS Layoffs: A Consequence of Labor Demands and Technological AdvancementsThe recent announcement by UPS management regarding the layoff of 12,000 employees has raised eyebrows and sparked discussions about the future of the company. This move comes shortly after the ratification of a five-year contract that raised wages for UPS Teamsters, resulting in higher labor costs for the company. While it is understandable that the Teamsters were jubilant about the wage increases, it is essential to consider the broader implications of such demands. The Impact of Higher Wages on UPS The wage increases included in the contract will undoubtedly benefit the UPS Teamsters. Full-time delivery drivers, by the end of… Read more: UPS Layoffs: A Consequence of Labor Demands and Technological Advancements
- Alaska Airlines Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Religious DiscriminationIn a case that highlights the ongoing clash between corporate advocacy and religious freedom, two flight attendants are seeking summary judgment in their favor after being fired by Alaska Airlines for questioning the company’s support of the controversial Equality Act. The lawsuit, filed in May 2022, accuses the airline of creating a hostile work environment and discriminating against the plaintiffs based on their religious beliefs. The Equality Act, a bill aimed at amending the 1964 Civil Rights Act to include “gender identity and sexual orientation” as protected classes, has stirred significant debate across the nation. Supporters argue that it is… Read more: Alaska Airlines Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Religious Discrimination
- Alaska’s Economic Outlook: A Call for Policy ReformIn the 2023 update of its Rich States, Poor States index, the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) has ranked Alaska 23rd nationwide in terms of its economic outlook. While this might not seem like a cause for concern, it serves as a reminder that the state needs to implement policies that will help Alaskans thrive and improve their economic prospects. ALEC’s ranking is based on 15 equally weighted policy variables, including tax rates, tax burdens, public sector employment, liability systems, and minimum wage laws. Alaska’s economic outlook declined from 21st to 23rd nationwide in 2023 compared to the previous year.… Read more: Alaska’s Economic Outlook: A Call for Policy Reform
Municipality of Anchorage Meetings
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Anchorage School District Meetings
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- 05/21/2024: School Board Meeting
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- Congratulations to the graduates of the 2024 ASD Summer School Graduation that featured […]
- ASD 2024 Summer Graduation After The Ceremony
Crime and Justice: Recent Developments in Law Enforcement and Legal Proceedings
- Tarnished Prospect: Jay Armstrong; Gold, Guns, and Grit: Blazing Guns or Blazing Trails?Amid the unforgiving landscape of Alaska, Jay Armstrong’s story cuts through the silence like the crack of ice—bold, chilling, and contentious. Once a miner chasing glints of gold beneath the northern lights, Armstrong later turned his pickaxe towards the pillars of political and legal systems, challenging the very foundations of federal oversight in Alaska. This article delves into Armstrong’s multifaceted journey from the depths of the mines to the deep divides of political strife, exploring how a man once celebrated for his tenacity became a symbol of controversy. Join us as we uncover the layers of Armstrong’s life, marked by… Read more: Tarnished Prospect: Jay Armstrong; Gold, Guns, and Grit: Blazing Guns or Blazing Trails?
- Slanderous Sarah Short’s Slander of Local Automotive ShopIn the small community of Anchorage, where everyone knows each other, Slanderous Sarah Short, known for her role as Treasurer with Taku-Campbell Community Council and Blogger for Alaska Grand Jurors Protest Group, finds herself at the center of a storm as she engages in a defamation campaign against a local family-run Automotive business, and this likely isn’t her first campaign. Read more: “The Short’s Lie: Sarah Short’s Shocking Court Confession Reveals Grim Reality Behind ‘Resurrected’ Alaskan Woman Jennifer Goodwin White“ This local business owner is facing a challenging situation where Sarah Short, the mother of one of his employees, begins… Read more: Slanderous Sarah Short’s Slander of Local Automotive Shop
- The Short’s Lie: Sarah Short’s Shocking Court Confession Reveals Grim Reality Behind ‘Resurrected’ Alaskan Woman Jennifer Goodwin WhiteSarah Short, a name that has been at the center of a haunting enigma involving her sister Jennifer Goodwin White, has finally admitted under oath that Jennifer is indeed deceased. This admission not only dismantles years of conjecture and fabricated narratives but also points to a deeper, more personal turmoil within Sarah. Sarah Short’s Courtroom Confession The courtroom, often a stage for unveiling truths, did just that when Sarah Musgrove-Short confessed that her sister, Jennifer, could not have possibly visited her in the lower-48 in 2011 as she had previously claimed to the Peninsula Clarion. This confession casts a shadow… Read more: The Short’s Lie: Sarah Short’s Shocking Court Confession Reveals Grim Reality Behind ‘Resurrected’ Alaskan Woman Jennifer Goodwin White
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