Monthly Archives: April 2017

Just a few days ago District Court Judge William H. Orrick put a temporary block on President Trump’s move to cut federal funding to cities that declare themselves to be sanctuaries for illegal aliens. I am sending this letter to … Continue reading →

In past articles I have opined that were any of our nation’s Founding Fathers alive today they could not get elected because their political views are incompatible with the existing views on the issues held by an overwhelming majority of … Continue reading →

There is an evil, a pestilence, which is spreading across America which goes by the name of Political Correctness. According to Merriam Webster’s Dictionary, political correctness is defined as: conforming to a belief that language and practices which could offend … Continue reading →

Imagine for a moment that you have awoken in a strange room. You look around and do not recognize any of your surroundings. You get up and go into the bathroom to splash some water on your face and you … Continue reading →

How many of you remember back in grade school when they would give you a sentence with a blank in it, then provide you with choices to fill in the blank correctly? I want to try something similar, except I’ll … Continue reading →

April 19, 2017 came and went like any other day, with few of the people I spoke to realizing the significance of the date. For those who aren’t aware, yesterday was the anniversary of the day the first shot of … Continue reading →

What most people know about the Civil War comes from the textbooks they read in school. Most people probably think that the Civil War began on April 12, 1861 with the attack upon Fort Sumter, and ended with the surrender … Continue reading →

In the same election which saw voters across the country elect Donald Trump, a ballot measure, Proposition 64, was passed by 56% of California voters; legalizing the recreational use of marijuana. Unfortunately, just because Prop 64 passed it doesn’t necessarily … Continue reading →

Do you know the definition for the word fact? A fact, simply stated, is something that is undeniably true. For instance, it is a fact that in an open container water will boil when it reaches 212° Fahrenheit. The reverse … Continue reading →

“A nation that is ignorant of its past is a nation that is ripe for deception and manipulation. Therefore, it is not what happened, but rather what people believe happened which determine the present actions of a nation.” (From the … Continue reading →