“Take alarm at the first experiment on our liberties.” ~ James Madison

James Madison

James Madison, often referred to as the “Father of the Constitution,” once predicted that the Bill of Rights would become mere “parchment barrier,” words on paper ignored by successive generations of Americans.

How right he was.

Although Madison initially felt that the inclusion of a bill of rights in the originally ratified Constitution was unnecessary to its success, Thomas Jefferson persuaded him that “a bill of rights is what the people are entitled to against every government on earth, general or particular, & what no just government should refuse, or rest on inferences.” Continue reading →

Born under a bad sign,
With a blue moon in your eyes.
When you woke up this morning,
You got yourself a gun. You got yourself a gun.You got yourself a gun.

‘The Sopranos’ first aired on HBO in 1999 and ran until 2007. It is widely considered to be one of the best TV series of all time.

By contrast, the Joe Biden crime family drama is the worst “reality TV show” of all time. The script written for Joe’s administration affects us all greatly and we can’t simply turn it off. Continue reading →

J. B. Shurk had an insightful article on American Thinker that also appeared on Lew Rockwell’s site for June 12th. Shurk covered lots of areas, but I can’t deal with them all. His commentary on our political parties was quite revelatory. Continue reading →

“Statins are the biggest fraud in modern medicine!”

My hypothesis is that the massive, population-wide lowering of cholesterol among the American public leading up to 2019 set the stage for vulnerability to the novel pathogen SARS‑CoV‑2, the virus that causes COVID-19. This weakening of people’s defenses turned what could have and should have been a nuisance common cold into a very difficult and dangerous illness for those who were older, obese, or who suffered from multiple chronic illnesses. Continue reading →

In my 57 years practicing law, 12 of them as a Judge, I have never witnessed such an abuse of judicial authority as is being imposed by Judge Juan Merchan. He is replacing competence and impartiality with incompetence and prejudice. As a result, he is dragging the entire New York State judicial system in the cluttered gutter of partisan politics.

With all due respect, I urge the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct to consider admonishing Judge Marchan and also consider removal from the Bench.

Hon. Martin J. Kerins,
former Acting State Supreme Court Judge,
County Court Judge, District Court Judge,
Counsel to Speaker of Assembly, and
Brookhaven Town Attorney.
Eastport

Comrade Stalin is reported to have said once “Show me the man and I’ll show you the crime.” In other words, show me the man we want arraigned and I’ll show you the crime we will concoct to fit his Personna.

This kind of thing goes all the way back to the Lincoln assassination trial, when the Lincoln conspirators – so called – were put on trial and convicted on the basis of much concocted “evidence” a lot of which had nothing whatever to do with the crime at hand. But that made no difference. They were there to be convicted, not to receive an honest trial. Continue reading →

And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and his name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him… ~ Revelations 6:8

The following is from an email which I received from a listener in November of 2023. ~ Editor

Elections are simply an illusion, a choice of “erection” and perhaps which orifice we would like violated for the next four years. Forgive my vulgarity please but I’m out of patience with the so-called citizens who have allowed this to happen to us, and even less patience with the demonic powers whom deliberately sold us this joke we call a country, at least in modern form.

We find ourselves living in a combination horror, comedy, and freak show. Decades of poor decisions predated decades or treason which created a “civilization” who embraced demonism and jungle law. How in Hell does a Nation recover from that? How can any country anywhere operating under the “Democratic” umbrella of governance function if the morons casting the votes are uneducated, uninvolved, and at best make their political decisions based solely on a few minutes of casual research, IF THAT? Continue reading →

Liberté, égalité, fraternité

Sometimes you’re not supposed to directly confront the problem you’re dealing with in a way that causes you to strive and this is because God is attempting to teach you to rest in Him.

Sometimes It is better to trust wholeheartedly like a child than to kick against the enemy in desperation.

They want you fighting on their terms: Chaos. Fear. Discord.

Peace is your Trump card.

Many of us are undergoing challenges in this season that cause great anxiety and frustration. But when we meet that anxiety with yet more anxiety, what ends up happening? Continue reading →

Recent statements from leading medical experts are raising concerns about the safety profile of COVID-19 vaccines and their potential impact on long-term health outcomes. Dr. Harvey Risch, professor emeritus of epidemiology at the Yale School of Public Health, has highlighted evidence suggesting an increase in cancers after COVID-19 vaccinations.

Dr. Risch’s research indicates that clinicians have observed unusual cancer cases, such as colon cancer in young individuals without a family history of the disease. These “turbo cancers,” as they’re termed, exhibit aggressive growth and are often diagnosed at advanced stages, challenging traditional understandings of cancer development. Moreover, concerns extend beyond cancer to autoimmune diseases, neurodegenerative conditions, and infections. Dr. Risch attributes these adverse health outcomes to potential damage to the immune system caused by COVID-19 vaccines, leading to compromised immune responses and heightened susceptibility to various diseases. Continue reading →

Father says lower-middle class families who pay for college ‘left out’ of student debt relief conversation

Dad who sacrificed his savings to pay for son’s college calls student loan forgiveness a ‘bitter pill’

Amid the renewed student loan forgiveness push, Daniel French said he feels as though people like himself, who sacrificed so their kids could remain debt-free, are left out of the conversation.

A father who sacrificed his savings and his health to pay for his son to graduate from college debt-free said he feels “marginalized” amid the growing push for student loan forgiveness. Continue reading →