Sunday, July 4th, 2021 is the 245th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, an event unparalleled in the annals of history. Sadly, for many of us it is just another holiday that we take for granted. This year, I ask each of you take time to pause and reflect on what the…
As I watch what is going on in Washington DC, I can’t help but wonder what it is that Democrats are afraid of, and why are they afraid? Why are the barriers that were put up around the Capitol complex after the Capitol riot on January 6th still in place? Why are there still 10,000…
Today’s blog is a repost of my blog from November 10, 2020. I believe it is more pertinent today than when it was originally posted. The first sentence of the second paragraph of the Declaration of Independence is not only one of the most well know statements ever written it is also one of the…
It’s been just over two months since the “mostly peaceful” riot, AKA “Insurrection”, that occurred on January 6th at the US Capitol building. Since then, President Donald Trump has been impeached for a second time and hundreds of protesters have been rounded up by the FBI for their involvement in the riot. Five people died…
Do you own a gun? If not, you should probably consider buying one while you still can. The Covid-19 Pelosi Payoff bill hasn’t even been through the reconciliation process yet, and the ink on the HR 1 “For the People” act is barely dry, and the Democrats are already beginning hearings on a whole slew…
As I sat her at my computer this morning, I started thinking about what it means to be free. I mean to truly be free. To be free to think as I want to think. To be free to read what I want to read. To be free to say what I want to say. …
I don’t know about you, but I’m tired of our elected representatives always doing the wrong thing. I’m tired of them making promises during their campaigns that they have no intention of keeping. I’m tired of them “voting their conscience” instead of following the rule of law. I’m tired of them telling us that we…
On March 3, 1931, the Star Bangled Banner was adopted as the National Anthem. I was going to write an article about its history but after several attempts, I realized it would be too long for a blogpost, or would not do it justice if I kept it short. Instead, I decided to post a…
It now appears that in addition to history, social studies and literature, the move towards “woke” education is now including “woke” math in its curriculum. A recent report by Fox news described how the Oregon Department of Education is encouraging teachers to take “ethnomathmatics” training in an effort to “dismantle racism in mathematics”. The Oregon…
On August 18, 1978, The Who released the song “Who are you” on the album by the same name. The song was one of the Who’s biggest hits in North America, ultimately peaking at number 14 on the U S Billboard Hot 100 Chart and number 7 on the Canadian RPM Top Singles Chart. Had…