Conservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
Joshua destroyed Jericho’s walls with the sound of righteousness. By using truth against leftism, we can be Joshua’s Army in America. And the Lord said unto Joshua, See, I have given into thine hand Jericho, and the king thereof, and the mighty men of valour. 3 And ye shall compass the city, all
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News about a WWI bunker revealed in the Alps and weaponized refugees in Poland led me to thoughts that either mean I’m crazy or the rest of the world is. Two news stories have me racing to you guys for a reality check. The first, courtesy of the WaPo, is
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This has been a weird week for America and, therefore, a good week for illustrated edition cartoons. I wish it were the other way around…. FacebookTweet
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I was not familiar with Bonhoeffer’s Theory of Stupidity, so I found this video fascinating and thought-provoking. A friend sent me this video about Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s Theory of Stupidity, a theory Bonhoeffer developed after being imprisoned for speaking out about Germany’s turn to Naziism. I found it fascinating and thought-provoking:
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Welcome, all, on this date of 11 Nov. , and a Happy Veteran’s Day to all. On this day: 1620 – The Mayflower Compact, the first governing document executed by colonists to the New World, was assigned aboard ship this day in Provincetown Harbor. 1778 – Cherry Valley massacre: A force of
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When it comes to protests for liberty, country music is best–in this case, Blind Joe, who has a rip-roaring time singing “I will not comply.” By the way, YouTube has already deleted the song once, although it’s still up for now. Of course, you can always see and listen to
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Welcome, all, on this date of 8 Nov. On this day: 1674 – John Milton, the great English poet, author, and civil servant, died on this day. He is well-remembered for his full-throated defense of freedom of speech and freedom of the press. In 1644, during the English Civil War, Milton authored
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This illustrated edition is about Biden, CRT, Red Waves, Brandon, vaccines, etc., not about Guy Fawkes. But it is still Guy Fawkes Day, so…. FacebookTweet
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The New Jersey trucker who defeated the Senate president is now getting smeared as “racist, Islamophobic, transphobic, and anti-Semitic.” It was to be expected that Steve Sweeney, the New Jersey State Senate president who lost to a trucker would miraculously find 12,000 “uncounted” ballots after the election that he’s certain will
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Welcome, all, on this date of 5 Nov. On this day: 1605 — The King’s ministers thwarted a plot by several Jesuits to blow up Parliament with 36 kegs of gunpowder when the ministers arrested Guy Fawkes as he tried to commit his crime. The whole event is described in
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Welcome, all, on this date of 4 Nov. On this day: 1791 — St. Clair’s defeat during the Northwest Indian War (1785 — 1795). General Arthur Sinclair, in command of a 1,000-man force largely of militia and poorly trained levees, had gone into camp for the night at what is
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The writing seems to be on the wall that states which apply subjective or overly restrictive standards for issuing concealed carry licenses are violating the Constitution. Thirteen years after the Supreme Court held in District of Colombia v. Heller that the Second Amendment creates a private right to keep and
Continue readingWelcome, all, on this date of 3 Nov. On this day: 1783 — The Continental Army was, but for a few elements, peacefully disbanded on this day following their victory in the American Revolution. This was a rare event in history that required the personal intervention of George Washington to
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Welcome, all, on this date of 2 Nov. On this day: 1675 — The governor of Plymouth Colony, Josiah Winslow, marched out on this day at the head of a colonial militia to attack the Narragansett Indians during King Philip’s War. This was the costliest of the Indian Wars, one fought
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Welcome, all, and happy All Saints Day on this date of 1 Nov. On this day: 1755 – Lisbon, the capital city of Portugal, suffers a devastating earthquake, largely destroying the city, leveling virtually every major Church on a major Catholic holiday, and killing between 30,000 and 50,000 people. This
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