Monthly Archives: April 2020

“Those who cannot remember the past, are condemned to repeat it.” ~George Santayana ~ The fact that some people in this country, a majority actually, care so little about the history of the country they live in continues to boggle … Continue reading →

I know that there are some folks who read my articles that take offense when I bring God into the discussion of rights and liberty, and that’s okay; we’re all entitled to our own beliefs. When I do so I … Continue reading →

It is my steadfast belief that if you were to put ten thousand people into an auditorium, give each of them a pen and a pad of paper, and ask them to write down what freedom really means, you might … Continue reading →

Authors Note: All conclusions herein are my own, but the facts supporting them are historically accurate. Therefore, you may disagree with my conclusions, but you cannot disagree with the facts supporting them. Some of you may have thought I’d given … Continue reading →

Part 2: How It All Changed The question of whether or not there were any flaws in the Articles of Confederation is possibly the subject for another discussion; the point is that argument formed the basis for a modification of … Continue reading →

Introduction Of all the periods of American History none is as polarizing, and often misunderstood, as the American Civil War; more accurately called the War of Northern Aggression. Few people know the truth about why it started; few know what … Continue reading →

Do you know when and how you are going to die? While I not be among the majority, I believe only God knows when I am going to die, and I can’t live my life in constant fear of that … Continue reading →

There is an old saying that goes, “Use the right tool for the job.” For instance, a screwdriver is designed to remove or install screws, not be used as a punch or a pry bar; yet I see people using … Continue reading →

On March 4, 1861 Abraham Lincoln delivered his first Inaugural Address amidst the crisis of the Southern States seceding from the Union. Lincoln felt that not only was his duty, but it was also his right to hold the Union … Continue reading →

From multiple sources I’ve been hearing that since the initial announcement of this Covid-19 pandemic gun sales have gone up 300% from the same time frame last year; and that most of those sales, in fact around 75% of them, … Continue reading →