Category: Cartels vs. liberty

A disturbing public beating of a Chattanooga resident by a city employee sets off an alarm at Chattanooga city council, with council member Russell Gilbert demanding accountability and member Demetrus Coonrod shocked that the council …

Were they ashamed when they had committed abomination? No! They were not ashamed. Nor did they know how to blush. — Jeremiah 8:12 City council has a reputation of being more an administrative body rather …

Can we make Chattanooga “the best town ever, for everybody,” if we reject the democratizing effect of a free market? This question arises from a reading of the report, “Negro removal in Chattanooga; the impact …

City council with little discussion Tuesday voted to enter into an option to renew a surveillance contract with Host Compliance LLC, which says it “makes it easy for municipalities to implement and enforce fair and …

The filing of a petition of remonstrance in Nashville this week by John Gentry is a remarkable development. But the proper perspective to take is one of skepticism of the willingness of the white political …

John Gentry of Goodlettsville, Tenn., put final touches on legal documents this morning and says he plans to submit a remonstrance to the Tennessee general assembly today. The petition for remonstrance is the first in …

Months of minor treatments of the atmosphere by the national government end Thursday morning over Chattanooga in an intense bombardment of utility waste serving federal weather policy and its 60-year-old program of aerosol geoengineering. By …

In good fun for the past 21 days I have been describing a hostage crisis at the Chattanooga city attorney’s office. That is how I describe the fate of a single question sent to assistant …