All historical references, especially American history
First, I agree with the vast majority of actions the Trump Administration has taken on Iran. If anything, I think we need to be harder on them, taking out every bit of their war-making ability. The below economic activities are excellent, given that the mullahs have funds stashed almost everywhere in the world. The Mullahs …
What's "The Usual" you ask? Let's start with high gasoline and diesel prices. Per our local legacy media, Washington State has the second-highest gas prices in America. For example, here are some of my local gas station prices from earlier this week. Some are higher today! This KOMO Story tells us that the statewide average …
Continue reading *What’s going on in Washington State? Yeah, just the usual.
If you are a reasonably aware resident of Washington State, you will know that the Governance of Washington State literally hangs in the balance. Yes, THAT balance, the Judicial Balance. In Washington, Lady Justice is NOT blind. Lady Justice is fully biased toward Communist/Socialist Tyranny. The Legislature ignores the wishes of those who elect them, …
Continue reading EXPERIENCED CONSERVATIVE LAWYERS: WASHINGTON STATE NEEDS YOU!!
This long Thread from X (see link at bottom) is worthy of being copied in its entirety, so I am copying each element here. First, here is Glenn's Profile page so you can follow him. Screenshot Next, the Elements of Glenn's post regarding Privacy and the Digital Prison the Globalists have planned for us. Emphasis …
I can honestly say that I have never heard of this Maryland gentleman who signed the Declaration. He was an interesting fellow, see if you don't agree! A respected lawyer, jurist, and public servant, William Paca was known for his quiet, razor-sharp logic and strategy—and his impact on Maryland politics before, during, and after the …
Continue reading Lesser-known Signers of the Declaration of Independence: William Paca of Maryland
This week, my friend at Journeys With Johnbo challenges us to show photos of historical sites and sights! We like to visit places with historical significance, and my trusty phone camera helps there, since it's always with me. In 2022, on our road trip to Colorado, Hubby wanted to stop in Idaho, and visit the …
Continue reading Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #394: History through the lens
Faced with hotels full of "asylum seekers", streets full of trash, huge barracks for adult, fighting-age men from Africa and the Middle East in their rural towns, and imprisonment for noticing and objecting to the foregoing, the people of Ireland are showing their displeasure at their government. Recently, they have been subjected to confiscatory fuel …
I was impressed by this commentary from a friend over at Ricochet.com Member Feed. If you join Ricochet, you too can partake of the fabulous Member Feed. Highly recommended. Thirty five days ago, regime collapse was conspicuously, and wisely, not articulated as a military objective. If it happened, great, but if it didn’t, so be it. …
Continue reading Guest Blogger: Iran War commentary from Grandpa Publius on Ricochet
For this installment in my 250th-anniversary series, I chose a signer whom I had never heard of. This gentleman had a circuitous life in the Colonies-born in one state and resident of two others. He earned wealth as a merchant, and served his country in the Continental Congress. It's a shame that he didn't live …
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