Ask any boomer and he’ll tell you how it was drilled into our heads, as teenagers, that “you can’t get anywhere without a college education.” What that actually meant was that you couldn’t get a job that paid well. When … Read the rest of this article.
This Is About a Karen
From dictionary.com, whatever the hell that is: “Karen is a pejorative slang term for an obnoxious, angry, entitled, and often racist middle-aged white woman who uses her privilege to get her way or police other people’s behaviors. As featured … Read the rest of this article.
Just Another Kennedy
It was a Friday afternoon around two o’clock, and some of my fifth grade classmates were getting restless. We’d be … Read the rest of this article.
Stuck in the Muck: Musings and Ramblings About Conservatism These Days, part 2
Emotions always run high during wartime when one’s country, or a close ally, is brutally attacked. And so it is now, as I write, shortly after Israel, our only dependable ally in the Middle East, whose people only wish to … Read the rest of this article.
Stuck in the Muck: Musings and Ramblings About Conservatism These Days, part 1
I moved from Long Island to rural upstate New York two years ago. I have an 86-year-old neighbor down the road named Walter who lives in a nice house with an American flag hanging on the front porch. He recently … Read the rest of this article.
What the Confederate Flag Means to Me
I’ve heard it said that the Confederate flag means different things to different people. I agree. But before I tell you what it means to me, let me make an observation. While among the masses today that flag stands for … Read the rest of this article.
The Road to Extinction Is Paved with Technology
I’ll begin this serious discussion on a light note by admitting that I have a high opinion of myself. Nothing narcissistic really, just a bit of an ego sometimes. For example, if my conversation with a stranger turns to travel … Read the rest of this article.
World War One: A Study in National Insanity
History is filled with government decrees that make absolutely no sense and did much more harm than good. This is because “government has always been a monopoly of the most vicious and ignorant of mankind,” as Thomas Paine, one of … Read the rest of this article.
A Survey of Mass Hysteria and Conformity American Style
This corona virus pandemic of hysteria spans the globe, but since I’m American I want to examine the phenomenon in my own country, this phenomenon that Dr. William Pierce called “the lemming factor” in human affairs – the overpowering compulsion … Read the rest of this article.