Do you know what the single greatest threat to the United State of America is? It’s not what you think. In fact, I’ll give you three guesses and bet that you get it wrong all three times. Care to take the challenge? Take your three guesses and then read the rest of this post to…
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In December 1944, during the last major battel of World War II, known as the Battle of the Bulge, over 100,000 German troops surrounded the Belgian town of Bastogne, trapping 22,800 American soldiers. With ammunition running short and heavy snow storms preventing badly needed supplies and support from reaching them, things looked pretty grim. On…
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Congress is set to pass a second Covid-19 Relief Bill today after nearly seven months of partisan bickering and political posturing. The bill, worth nearly $900 billion is being touted as an Early Christmas “Gift” for millions of Americans. Gift my ass. The bill includes a stimulus check of $600 per person, with caps and…
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Do you like to read a good fairy tale? So do I. Unfortunately, this story is more of a nightmare than a fairy tale. And it may not be a fairy tale at all, but a “true-life” adventure story. Enjoy. Tomorrow will be exactly one month until Inauguration Day, and if things continue on…
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As part of their efforts to stop or slow-down the spread of the Chinese Coronavirus, state and local governments have designated certain businesses and workers as “non-essential”. The restrictions Imposed as a result of this blatant overreach by government has resulted in the closure of thousands of small businesses, many of them permanently, and the…
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On December 17, 1903, at 10:35 AM, on the sand dunes of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, the “impossible” became possible – the first successful flight of a heavier-than-air, powered aircraft took place. After years of experimentation and development, the “Wright Flyer”, piloted by Orville Wright, flew a distance of 120 feet, less than the wingspan…
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On the evening of December 16, 1773, a small group of American Patriots calling themselves the Sons of Liberty participated in an act of non-violent protest against the British that became known as the Boston Tea Party. The protest was in response to the Tea Act that had recently been passed by the British Parliament. …
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On December 15, 1791, the Bill of Rights – the first ten amendments to the US Constitution – went into effect when Virginia became the 9th state to ratify it. The Bill of Rights did not grant these rights to the people; instead, it enumerated rights that the people and the states inherently had and…
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Today is the day that electors in each state cast their votes for President and Vice President for submittal to Congress, and it is a sad day for America, indeed. I fully expect Joe Biden to receive enough votes to win the nomination, despite the overwhelming evidence of cheating, fraud and coverup by election officials…
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To all of my readers: Please note that I have updated yesterdays post. I originally called for 100 thousand people to March for Election Integrity, but at the last moment decided that wasn’t aggressive enough and changed it to one million people – or so I thought. Obviously, in my haste to finish the blog…
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