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The Cost of Being Numb">The Cost of Being Numb

By Michael McKay | American Thinker I’m going to make a blanket statement: We’re all emotionally numb to a degree we’ve never been before from multiple years of constantly increasing craziness that’s been an I.N.S.A.N.E assault on our basic sensibilities – from multiple directions. In my last paper on LRC – Defending Yourself Against Wealth and Health Destruction – I…

History, Opinion

The New World Order Again:

Originally published August 11, 2005 We are not sure if all the links still work. We bring this to you to remind you that there some things that seem to never go away…… From Jackie Juntti, we have this story that shouldn’t be ignored: Hey folks, pay attention to this one –  It is something…

History, Opinion

LYING TO OUR CHILDREN—AND OURSELVES

(Author’s note: About five years ago I wrote a series of articles under the title of this piece in order to bring the light of truth to the events in our history known incorrectly as the Civil War. Since I wrote these articles there have been several events that have occurred in this country which…

National Medal of Honor Day — Devotion: The Real Story
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National Medal of Honor Day — Devotion: The Real Story

“For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty.” “Greater love has no one than this, to lay down one’s life for his friends.” (John 15:13) This week, we celebrate National Medal of Honor Day, an opportunity to recognize the recipients of our nation’s highest military award…

History, Opinion

American Minute with Bill Federer “Those who control the past control the future, and those who control the present control the past.” -George Orwell, in his novel 1984

On MARCH 22, 1758, Princeton University President Jonathan Edwards died from a smallpox inoculation. He had been the valedictorian of his class at Yale. He was ordained in 1727 as a minister in Northampton, Massachusetts, serving as assistant to his grandfather Solomon Stoddard. In 1727, Rev. Jonathan Edwards married Sarah Pierpont, whose father, Rev. James Pierpont, was a…

America’s Broken Health Care: Diagnosis and Prescription
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America’s Broken Health Care: Diagnosis and Prescription

John Abramson Author, Sickening: How Big Pharma Broke American Health Care and How We Can Repair It The following is adapted from a talk delivered at Hillsdale College on March 5, 2023, during a Center for Constructive Alternatives conference on “Big Pharma.” I developed a serious cardiac arrhythmia, ventricular tachycardia, seven years ago. It worsened over the…

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Is Starbucks Good For Christianity?

Over the past decade, there has been a growing phenomenon in the Christian community to add eternal significance to what is commonly known as the nine-to-five pursuit. Small-business owners and service providers are capitalizing on the growth of evangelical Christians through out the U.S. by way of various branding techniques. Naturally, most Christians prefer to…

History, Opinion

American Minute “We must REMOVE the CHILDREN from the crude influence of their FAMILIES … We must turn children, who can be shaped like wax, into real, good Communists… “-Communist Party, 1918

Special thanks to Judy for reminding us. On MARCH 22, 1758, Princeton University President Jonathan Edwards died from a smallpox inoculation. He had been the valedictorian of his class at Yale. Edwards was ordained in 1727 as a minister in Northampton, Massachusetts, serving as assistant to his grandfather Solomon Stoddard. In 1727, Rev. Jonathan Edwards…

History, Opinion, People

Quote for Today

Seven years ago and 9 more to go…. “The problem is that we now have de facto amnesty; whatever the on-paper law is, Washington isn’t deporting even a tiny percentage of the millions of illegals already here – or anything significant in terms of the numbers of new illegals arriving yearly. Aside from the illegals…

History, Opinion

Democrats Can’t Win Without Gaming the Constitution

By Rush Limbaugh Donald Trump says that the Democrats are getting very strange. You see what Trump tweeted last night? “Democrats are getting very strange. They now want to change the voting age to 16. They want to abolish the Electoral College and increase significantly the number of Supreme Court justices. Actually, you’ve got to…

Return on investments in Government
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Return on investments in Government

Stan Pilant, with the city of Jackson Planning Department stated in August of 2006 information meeting sponsored by the city planning department that an ROI (Return on Investment) for the city had been developed. I, as yet, have not seen it. In a note to Keith Donaldson, Councilman Neudecker queried: Your boss last night said…

Opinion

This Has Got to Stop

“As the evidence mounts of an even broader censorship effort by the Biden administration, the Democrats’ attacks have become more unhinged and unscrupulous. After shredding any fealty to free speech, they now are attacking journalists, demanding their sources and claiming their reporting is a public threat.” — Jonathan Turley  And it will stop because, as…

Is money the root of all evil
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Is money the root of all evil

“I have a dream,” declared MLK. “I have a drone,” warns BHO. Someone forwarded that to us yesterday. Clever buggers. Even in a world tempted by moral degeneracy, by rampant military activism over peaceful trade, by coercion over cooperation, governments over markets, some people still “get it.” Not everybody, of course. Not even close. For…

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Chuck Schumer has since called for a violation of the First Amendment in order to try to silence Tucker Carlson for daring to reveal that there’s more to the January 6 Insurrection story than meets the eye

By Douglas V. Gibbs | Canada Free Press Exculpatory Evidence is evidence that supports a defendant’s innocence. In the American Legal System it is required that all evidence be made available in the court of law. In the Sixth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution the rights of a person to “be informed of the nature and cause…

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Living with Equity in a Free Society

by Tom DeWeese, American Policy Center, ©2023  (Mar. 18, 2023) — Social Equity has become the root for almost every policy coming from government, school curriculum, human resources on the job, and even in our entertainment. It’s a revolution intended to change our entire social structure to affect how we all interact with each other. To…

Opinion

Infringements On 2nd Amendment Rights

It is proof that the *education* system in America isn’t worth a spit wad.   No one seems to  have a clue what the word *INFRINGE* means. The 2nd Amendment reads: “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not…

Woke-ism is intentionally ambiguous. So when you describe it, that offends those who wish for its intentions to remain murky.
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Woke-ism is intentionally ambiguous. So when you describe it, that offends those who wish for its intentions to remain murky.

SAMUEL MANGOLD-LENETT | THE FEDERALIST When was the last time you were called racist? When was the last time you actually cared about being called racist? Odds are you get called it quite often and care (or should care) about being called it very little. That’s because lobbing accusations of racial bigotry at anyone who gets in…

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