2023-04-13 Bookworm Video Podcast
I’m baaaaack! This time, I take on God’s role as a speed trap, homework (yes or no?), Sen. Tim Scott, slavery, and women’s (or is it men’s?) lingerie.
Continue readingConservatives deal with facts and reach conclusions; liberals have conclusions and sell them as facts.
I’m baaaaack! This time, I take on God’s role as a speed trap, homework (yes or no?), Sen. Tim Scott, slavery, and women’s (or is it men’s?) lingerie.
Continue readingThis is an everything and the kitchen sink edition: Slavery, Trump, so-called transgenderism, leftists’ children, children on prescription drugs, pedophiles, reparations, politicians, and colleges!
Continue readingThe idea of reparations for long past “racist sins” will do nothing to absolve the non-progressives of our nation from their supposed sin of racism. Reparations are merely a truly evil progressive tool to gain power at whatever cost to our nation. Introduction We live in a world where
Continue readingIt’s time (again) to call out the kerfuffle over a man joining a women’s swim team and the usual leftist ignorance about what ended slavery. When I prepare my illustrated edition, I usually have a category of memes that I save on my computer as “stupid leftists.” Sometimes, though, I
Continue readingAn eminent historian is so dedicated to leftism that, even after savaging the 1619 Project, he still can’t see that modern progressivism is our existential problem. “They may look and look, yet not see; they may listen and listen, yet not understand.” Mark 4:12. [This is a long post but,
Continue readingUntil American Blacks abandon learned trauma from events that occurred more than 156 or even 57 years ago, we will never have racial harmony. I never post on Facebook anymore but I do check it regularly because it allows me to see what the loony-leftists in my world think is
Continue readingA historian bows to the politically correct mob to bastardize history. Nic Butler is Charleston County (South Carolina) Public Library’s (CCPL’s) resident historian. He is a middle-aged white male who is quite competent at his job, and reading his weekly CCPL blog, the Charleston Time Machine, is usually enjoyable and
Continue readingGeorgia reminds us that it’s a very bad thing when a Southern state returns to its Democrat party roots. From 1828, when the Democrat party was founded, to the tail end of the Civil Rights movement in the early 1970s, Georgia was a Democrat state. It was a Democrat state
Continue readingCancel culture gives us another moment of historical irony as it comes for Sir Francis Drake in Marin County, California. The ostensible justification for the riots throughout our land, at least at the start of all of the insanity, was to fight racism by tearing down statues of Confederates who
Continue readingI have got the most ginormous list of news that interests me. Let’s see how much I can share, along with my opinions, before I wear you and myself out. The sins of the fathers. The Bible is clear about visiting the sins of the fathers on the children: Deuteronomy
Continue readingWhat we’re seeing with the Black Lives Matter movement is the BIG LIE — and it’s not the slander that cops are killers. This BIG LIE is even worse. Right now, a whole lot of us are being bullied to parrot the slogan that “Black Lives Matter.” Before I get
Continue readingHolidays & Observances: Feast of Anthony the Great Major Events: The Battle of Cowpens Notable Events: Menorca, St. Marcellus’ flood, Avignon Popes, Huguenots, Mahdist War, Monte Cassino, Raoul Wallenberg, Palomares Incident, Born: Antonio del Pollaiolo, Benjamin Franklin, Anne Brontë, Al Capone, Betty White, James Earl Jones, Muhammad Ali, Died: Theodosius
Continue readingFeast of St. Hilary of Poitiers, Afghanistan becomes the Graveyard of Empires, California in the Mexican-American War, Doctor’s Plot, Spanish slavery, NatGeo, Independent Labour Party, Hawaii and the Bayonet Constitution Holidays and Observances on January 13 Feast of St. Hilary of Poitiers is a memorial on the General Roman Calendar
Continue readingBattle of New Orleans, Democrat Party, War on Poverty, Alfred the Great, Handel, the ’45, Washington 1st SOTU, Crazy Horse, Woodrow Wilson, and more. Major Events on January 8 1815 – War of 1812: Battle of New Orleans: British interference with American merchant ships during the Napoleonic Wars led to
Continue readingNew Year’s Day, 8th Day of Christmas, Solemnity of Mary, Mutiny of the Penn. Line, Emancipation Proclamation, Ban On The International Slave Trade, and More. . . . Holidays and Observances on January 1 Welcome to the 1st day of the Year 2020, the 8th Day of Christmas, and soon,
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