All historical references, especially American history
Today, July 4, 2025, marks America’s 249th birthday. On July 4, 1776, the thirteen colonies declared their independence from Britain, setting off a lengthy war, at the end of which they gained their independence from sometimes-brutal overlords across the Atlantic. Sacred Honor, indeed America’s Founders were a remarkable group of erudite, courageous, patriotic men, the …
Continue reading A Joyous Independence Day in America: 249 and counting!
The Fairies are supposed to change their residence on the Solstice, and maybe become visible to people. In any case, fairy art fills social media with delightful whimsy. Here are some examples I found just within the last few minutes. Happy Summer!
These two news stories involve such gruesome, heinous crimes that the ordinary mind simply cannot comprehend them. The “marriage” (scare quotes fully intended) granted to homosexual couples by numerous Western countries, has led to an increasing number of cases like the two that are newsworthy today. First, from the US state of Georgia: https://twitter.com/truthtroll_x/status/1929454362667229264?s=46&t=AkJV8dX_RyhUKPG8uj0KNQ Adopted …
The Feds started it with the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s. They attempted to right all the wrongs of Jim Crow by injecting bias into federal hiring and contracting. Companies doing work for the government were required to hire minority employees, and contractors were required to testify that they have some of their business …
His post from X is copied in its entirety, for those of my readers who are not members of X. But they should be, because X is now the best and most-accurate source of news on the planet. This is not an exaggeration either. As some legacy media used to say, "You heard it here …
Continue reading Guest Author: Dr. Ahmad Malik on what’s in store for the world
Recently President Trump told us that he would be welcoming white farmers and their families from South Africa to come to America, as refugees. We know that the government there, mostly comprised of black communists, had passed a law allowing them to confiscate white farmers’ land with no compensation, and that, pursuant to that law, …
Continue reading A hearty warm welcome to the genuine refugees from South Africa.
Given that the new Republican-majority Congress has been abdicating its duty to implement President Trump’s agenda, for which Voters elected him, the Court of Public Opinion will now weigh in. In memes, and posts from X/Twitter, which is now the most pertinent and accurate Voice of America, the most important Court lifts its voice to …
Continue reading Hear ye!! Hear ye!! The Court of Public Opinion is now in session!
The climate crisis is a hoax. For those worried about carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, below is a little video of a natural phenomenon on our planet that puts every man-made source to shame. https://twitter.com/mastronomers/status/1914448379955884279?s=46&t=AkJV8dX_RyhUKPG8uj0KNQ Next, read Simon Winchester’s book on the eruption of Krakatoa in the 19th Century. Happy Earth Day, everyone.
There is a story in the news today about two colleges. One is the oldest college in America, having been founded before the American Revolution. It is also perhaps the very most elite of the Ivy League. It is the goal of most children of the elite in America, which is the closest we have …
Continue reading Harvard and Hillsdale: A Tale of Two Elite Colleges
So Hubby and I drove from our home in Everett to see the tulips. It was a perfect day too. Bright and sunny with not a cloud in the sky. Our first stop was not for anything but for Hubs to get out and stretch his legs. I got out and got my first photos …
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