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Teachers Unions Support Guillotines, Strikes & Closures Over Children’s Welfare
Americans are sometimes accused of ignorance over history and geography beyond their own shores. It was no different last week…
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You Talkin’ To Me, Pal? – The Dos and Don’ts of Digital Discourse
It felt like all eyes were on him as he sat there pondering his last words — an utterance that…
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Adventures in Homeschooling Open Up New Possibilities
The threat of mandatory temperature checks and mask wearing in schools has some parents at the tipping point, where they…
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Commentary
Vax Zealots Try to Put Their Message in A Bottle
My mother was a nurse in London in the 1960s, where respiratory illness was prevalent amid the industrial pollution of…
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Truth is Erased by The Racial “Whitewash”
I have to admit that my skin color has been a problem for me throughout my life: it’s pale, prone…
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PC Brigade Marches Towards A Life of Hard Knocks
One of my favorite low-budget films from the 1980s was John Carpenter’s Escape from New York — an urban nightmare, where the…
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Welcome To A World of Smoke & Mirrors
The Great Awakening, eh? That term gets thrown about social media these days. First time I saw it, I immediately…
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Citizen Journalists Usher in A Changing of The Old Guard
As I watch the hashtag “Obamagate” spiral upwards on social media – despite the hosts’ technical chicanery to the contrary…
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