OMG. Check this out. If that doesn’t make tingles run down your spine, I’m not sure what will.
OMG. Check this out. If that doesn’t make tingles run down your spine, I’m not sure what will.
My dad was a WWII bomber pilot whom we lost 10 years ago. I miss him terribly, yet I’m almost glad he’s not here to see this. Dad risked his life to beat down fascism before it took over the …
The meme here is a reminder that Antifa didn’t start with the BLM movement; it’s been around ever since a group of people first rose up against a tyrant. My father, risking his life and acting in the spirit of …
I thought I’d post this, since there seems to be so much conversation on the topic of wishing suffering on others. This guy’s message is possibly more disturbing than most, insofar as it targets for punishment the 24%, 25%, and …
No decent human being should wish disease on another. But if someone’s going to contract a disease, shouldn’t it be the person who selfishly defied the extremely clear instructions of doctors and scientists, rather than the person who, in order …
Pandemic Ripping Through the Trump Administration Read More »
In terms of human rights, the U.S. is looking more like China, in terms of democracy, more like Russia, in terms of national solvency, more like Greece, in terms of domestic/racial tranquility, more like Serbia, and in terms of truth, …
Supreme Court Nominee Has No Tolerance for LGBTQs Read More »
In an earlier post I mentioned that many of the world’s religions have warnings against evil people. Through history, wise folks have noted how the greedy and selfish tend to rise to power seeking nothing but their own enrichment. A …
Though I’m not a religious person, I find it very interesting that the world’s great monotheistic religions are quite clear in their warnings of evil people, and how they need to be identified and disempowered. It’s as if the guy …
“For Such Persons Serve Their Own Appetites” — Romans 16:17-18 Read More »
Thus far, the 21st Century is defined by the dividing-into-halves things that at one time were far more homogeneous. • Many Christians follow the teachings of Jesus, while there are others, who also identify as Christians, who couldn’t be less …