“That was when they suspended the Constitution. They said it would be temporary.” ~ Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid’s Tale

If there is one point on which there should be no political parsing, no legal jockeying, and no disagreement, it is this: for anyone to advocate terminating or suspending the Constitution is tantamount to a declaration of war against the founding principles of our representative government and the rule of law.

Then again, one could well make the case that the Constitution has already been terminated after years on life support, given the extent to which the safeguards enshrined in the Bill of Rights – adopted 231 years ago as a means of protecting the people against government overreach and abuse – have been steadily chipped away at, undermined, eroded, whittled down, and generally discarded with the support of Congress, the White House, and the courts.

Consider for yourself. Continue reading →

The Senate passed an already House-approved bill that ends the rail strike by force. The rail workers will have to accept the results or quit their jobs.

They won’t be getting paid sick leave, even though rail work is among the most dangerous professions out there. The Democrats claim a strike would be disastrous to our economy. The economy seemed to be first and foremost in their minds, but they seem oblivious when it comes to them sending endless and unaccountable billions of taxpayer dollars to Ukraine, which fans the flames of inflation. They also refuse to drill for oil in order to lower prices at the pump. The Democrats have damaged the very economy they now claim to want to save by sticking it to the working class. Continue reading →

1619 Project founder claims the Declaration of Independence is ‘not a liberty document’ and admits she finds patriotism hard ‘because of slavery”YOU will sit!’
‘This country would not be a democracy without us [black people]. We would not have the freedoms that you have without black people,’ she said at the event.

‘So yes, I believe in the patriotism that says we will fight our country to live up to its highest ideals.’

Hannah-Jones, a New York Times Magazine reporter, founded the 1619 Project with the outlet in 2019, arguing that America was founded the year a group of slaves arrived in the country and not when independence was granted in 1776… (Continue to full article)

School district with LGBTQ reading list for pre-K students refuses to recommend books on founding father Alexander Hamilton and SCOTUS Justice Amy Coney Barrett because they ‘promote American values’
A Maryland school district that recently unveiled a LGBTQ-inclusive book list for its elementary schools has pushed back on several children’s books that ‘promote American values.’

Bethany Mandel, editor of the Heroes of Liberty book series, told Fox News that the Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) recently declined to recommend three non-fiction books donated to the school.

Mandel said that she created the book series to give parents and educators an alternative to progressive literature which she believes is being ‘forced onto primary school children’ in the district… (Continue to full article)

Why Is This History of Slavery Hidden in Schools?
Thomas Sowell observes that it fails to move the reparations narrative forward.

Air Force vet, 56, unwittingly buys Virginia home that was built on site of plantation where HIS ancestors were slaves throughout mid 1800s
An Air Force veteran has discovered that a home he bought in Virginia two years ago with his family used to be a plantation site where his ancestors were enslaved in the 19th century.

Fred Miller, 56, purchased the 10.5-acre property, known as Sharswood in the 1800s, for more than $220,000 after the sister of one of his former colleagues and friends Bill Thompson sold it to him in May 2020.

The home, which used to be 1,300-acre plantation, is located in Gretna, Pittsylvania County… (Continue to full article)

Who Were the Real Slave Owners at the Height of Slavery? – IT’S NOT WHO YOU THINK
Die-hard liberals want to try and accuse every white person for being a slave owner or a decent of a slave owner by virtue of simply being white. But is that really the case?

When you look at the 1860 Census data and take the averages you end up with about 1.3% of the population in the United States that actually owned slaves at the height of slavery.

This includes slave owners that were white, native American and black. All three peoples owned slaves.

Since the census data reflects that approximately 1.3% of the population owned slaves, I would feel safe saying that the majority of slaves were owned by big corporations, given the way that they are enslaving us and marketing social justice now… (Continue to full article)

“Consider America today. By comparison with Japan, China, Korea, it is a barbarity, a dumpster, an asylum, an abattoir, an astonishment”

As the sentient have presumably noticed, the United States is in crisis, the country’s problems are profound, intrinsic, without solution, and worsening. When a population reaches the point of despair, even desperation, when it sees a darkening future for itself and its children, people yearn for a strong man who will forcibly put things right. Yet it is unlikely that helicopters of Marines from Quantico will descend on the White House and announce the dictatorship of some general. Military officers are too well paid and comfortable to worry about the country. It is hard to imagine an American Mussolini. Trump is a caricature and no one else comes to mind. Yet “unrest” – less euphemistically, “chaos” on the order of Mr. Floyd’s massive riots, is possible. We have seen it. We can see it again. Continue reading →

“Reflect on what happens when a terrible winter blizzard strikes. You hear the weather warning but probably fail to act on it. The sky darkens. Then the storm hits with full fury, and the air is a howling whiteness. One by one, your links to the machine age break down. Electricity flickers out, cutting off the TV. Batteries fade, cutting off the radio. Phones go dead. Roads become impossible, and cars get stuck. Food supplies dwindle. Day to day vestiges of modern civilization – bank machines, mutual funds, mass retailers, computers, satellites, airplanes, governments – all recede into irrelevance.

“Picture yourself and your loved ones in the midst of a howling blizzard that lasts several years. Think about what you would need, who could help you, and why your fate might matter to anybody other than yourself. That is how to plan for a saecular winter. Don’t think you can escape the Fourth Turning. History warns that a Crisis will reshape the basic social and economic environment that you now take for granted.” – Strauss & Howe, The Fourth Turning

It was less than a year ago on December 16, 2021 when our dementia patient in chief was instructed by his handlers to lie, obfuscate and demonize critical thinking Americans who refused to become victims of the Big Pharma, Fauci promoted, untested, unsafe, ineffective gene therapy by declaring “we are looking at a winter of severe illness and death for the unvaccinated — for themselves, their families and the hospitals they’ll soon overwhelm”. Biden’s vaccine mandates were overturned in the courts. The unvaccinated did not die from Covid. Very few people died from Covid. Some really old and infirm people on death’s doorstep died with Covid. Some very unhealthy obese people died with Covid. But even 95% of the old and unhealthy survived Covid. Continue reading →

PART 1, From Our Forefathers to Our Four Fake Fathers

But you tell me

Over and over and over again, my friend

How you don’t believe

We’re on the eve of destruction

Today, we are under enormous pressures to replace our political, educational, and religious (social) structures that were set up to protect the individual, to educate our children with the necessary knowledge, and give them the ability to understand and contribute to the continuation of our way of a life of liberty. Yet this pressure toward a negative change has been on-going for decades. Today, we are seeing what seems to be the last “push”, the tipping point from freedom to Marxism – all in the desire for a one-world tyranny. What is quite obvious is that this is not from “the will of the people” but is being thrust upon us and secretly has been in the works for too long. Continue reading →

Without a doubt, the timing was purely coincidental.

In late 1964, Shirley Ellis recorded a memorable melody, with a nod toward novelty.

“The Name Game” zoomed up the charts and into childhood memories. For kids then, as well as kids now, it has become a staple of youthful singalongs from day care to day camp.

Unintentionally, its title also captures the essence of an enduring campaign tactic brutally and effectively employed in that American election year.

Child’s play it ain’t… but name-calling it is. Continue reading →

I have been away since last week – but look at the crap going on around the nation. I mean – C’mon – do you really believe that ‘merica gives a damn any longer? Hell – most don’t even understand the meaning of any of it!

A long long time ago, I can still remember…
And the three men I admire most
The Father, Son, and the Holy Ghost
They caught the last train for the coast
The day the music died…

Most fairy tales begin with the following words; ‘Once upon a time…’ or ‘A long, long time ago…’ Even Hollywood has followed in that tradition, with movies like Star Wars beginning with the screen crawl that reads, “A long time ago, in a galaxy far away…” Although this tale does not begin in the outer reaches of the galaxy, it does begin a long time ago; in 1776 to be exact. Continue reading →