Commentary
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One Good Thing about the Lockdown – Homeschooling
One of the few good things to come out of the government-mandated shutdown is that many parents have started homeschooling…
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How to Prepare for What Comes Next
It’s pretty safe to say we’re living in a world where everything is dramatically different than it was a few…
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Media Wants America To Stay Closed Forever: It Has Americans Right Where It Wants Them – Trapped In Front Of The TV
CNN doubled its audience in April, while MSNBC hit its best total-day ratings. Network news programs rose 39% since last year, gaining over 8…
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Brainwashing & the New Vocabulary: 12 Words & Phrases I Never Want to Hear Again
Remember how after September 11th happened, there was that nasty bill that formed the TSA and authorized all sorts of…
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Stop Believing in Science: It’s Not A Religion & Doesn’t Offer Virtue Or Certainty
The alchemists and astrologists who were the distant ancestors of modern science believed in a world of absolute truths. Uncovering…
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The Gates of Hell: Remove The Gatekeeper & Seal The Doors
Bill Gates is the gatekeeper to many gates. Whereas he may not hold the keys, he is the host and…
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Our Dollar is Worthless
The dollar is dead. In the early days of the American Revolution our burgeoning nation was at war with the…
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It’s Time To Bring Grandma-Killing Governors To Justice
In April, Governor Gretchen Whitmer posed and primped on The Daily Show in a “That Woman from Michigan” t-shirt as a narcissistic…
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The Slippery Slope to Despotism: Paved with Lockdowns, Raids & Forced Vaccinations
“You have no right not to be vaccinated, you have no right not to wear a mask, you have no…
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Will 2020 be ‘the Summer of Stupidity’?
As I’ve managed to chronicle since the advent of the coronavirus pandemic, certain circumstances have prompted a lot of people…
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What Was Learned As A Child, Helped Today
Growing up, I was privileged to be able to spend all my summers with my grandmother and grandfather on my…
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