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America’s longest war is over. The United States of America, the most powerful nation on the planet, possessed of the most fearsome military might of all the nations, surrendered to a rag tag bunch of tribal terrorists. And the impetus … Continue reading →

This will not be a scholastic approach to the subject of socialism. There will be no charts, economic data points or political histories. What I intend is a quick glimpse into the structure of American Socialism, based on observance and … Continue reading →

For all practical purposes we are alone, we the 7.7 billion passengers aboard Starship Earth, as we ride this solar system through the cosmos. We have encountered no other travelers on the journey nor have any made their presence known … Continue reading →

In our nation’s Capitol, on January 6, 2021, to use a phrase coined by Rep. Ilan Omar, D-MN, “some people did something.” That “something” is enshrouded in a mystery that grows ever deeper each passing day. Not in dispute are … Continue reading →

In his publication ‘Pudd’nhead Wilson’s New Calendar’ Mark Twain wrote, “It could be shown by facts and figures that there is no distinct native American criminal class except Congress.” Written tongue in cheek to show his disdain for what he … Continue reading →

Here in South Central Texas the sun is setting on Memorial Day, 2021. This is the one day of the year dedicated to remembering the fallen heroes who paid the ultimate price for the rights and liberties we enjoy as … Continue reading →

There is a concerted effort afoot to remove all vestiges of morality from the American culture. We are engaged in a war for the soul of our nation. The war is not new, not of recent creation, it has been … Continue reading →

Make no mistake, the United States of America is being ruled, not governed, ruled by organized hatred. Just as Adolph Hitler employed his Sturmabteilung (Brownshirts) to intimidate and frighten the citizens of Germany into giving him the dictatorship the current … Continue reading →

I just finished reading a fascinating book, A War of Shadows, by Jack L. Chalker. The first sentence reads, “The shadow of death passed through Cornwall, Nebraska, but it was such a nice day that nobody noticed.” Small town America … Continue reading →