“Why offer herds their liberation? Their heritage each generation, the yoke with jingles, and the whip.” ~ Alexander Pushkin

Look at our country at this moment. The nation is enduring massive unemployment due to job losses caused by offshoring and the year long lockdown, and the Election Thief, Joe Biden, has opened the borders to drive wages of white people lower while simultaneously building the Democratic Party’s voter base. And it’s damn near impossible to find a hard defense of freedom from any representative in Congress, since the Democrats don’t care and the Republicans are wallowing in a bad case of “sorry, we can’t help you”. Neither party seems to represent the white American people who built the country and secured its civil liberty.

The American people can’t succumb to this demonization of everything it means to be a real American, in the traditional sense of America, and we mustn’t allow the Democratic Party Communists to succeed in pushing them into a self-loathing destruction of their sense of self. Any failure in this regard means our demise as a people. Continue reading →

Why are politics so consumed with the past?

In the fall of 2017, the journalist and poet Clint Smith began to visit sites that held some poignant meaning in the history of American slavery: the human shipment point of Gorée Island, in Senegal; the Whitney Plantation, in Louisiana, where an 1811 slave rebellion is commemorated; Galveston Island, in Texas, the site of the original Juneteenth liberation; and Monticello. Smith’s travels, which he recounts in a new book, “How the Word Is Passed,” began just a few months after the white-nationalist uprising at Charlottesville: the conservative defense of the Confederate monuments was a live political issue, and the reckoning with the racial past seemed to him both under way and partial. “It seems that the more purposefully some places have attempted to tell the truth about their proximity to slavery and its aftermath, the more staunchly other places have refused,” Smith writes. Continue reading →

Insanity never lasts forever. It rises and falls like the tide. Sometimes high tide is a long time in coming but eventually it does, like so many natural rhythms in nature. Sadly, in America, we are in the throws of the low tide of insanity. Up is down. Right is left. Logic, reason and common sense have taken a holiday.

WHAT IS NORMAL, REASONABLE AND PRUDENT IN LAW: “Reasonable or Prudent man is a hypothetical person used as a legal standard especially to determine whether someone acted with negligence. This hypothetical person exercises average care, skill, and judgment in conduct that society requires of its members for the protection of their own and of others’ interests. The conduct of the reasonable man serves as a comparative standard for determining liability. For example, the decision whether an accused is guilty of a given offense might involve the application of an objective test in which the conduct of the accused is compared to that of a reasonable person under similar circumstances. Reasonable man is a term commonly used in tort and criminal law. This standard is used to judge the conduct of an ordinary person only. Usually persons with greater than average skills, or with special duties to society, are held to a higher standard of care. For example, a physician who aids a person in distress is held to a higher standard of care than is an ordinary person.” (Source: US Legal website – www.uslegal.com) Continue reading →

AP Photo/Christian Monterrosa

They’re not controversial. It’s common sense. It’s something that everyone can agree with, but it blunts the messaging the progressive Left wants to echo about police and the Black Lives Matter movement. It’s like when the Left gets upset when people say that ‘most cops are good.’ The Left wants to destroy policing, liking it to slave patrols. As former police officer Derek Chauvin was sentenced to 22.5 years in prison for his part in the killing of George Floyd last year that set off a summer of leftist violence, Floyd’s brother delivered some remarks that really don’t sit well with the lefty narrative machine. He said, “all lives matter.” He did add that now is not the time to get complacent. There’s still more to do, but those three words get the progressive Left infuriated like no other. Continue reading →

You Think Zuckerberg’s Massive Investment In RNA Vaccine Development Has Anything To Do With Facebook Censorship Of Vaccine Information?

Recently, I posted on my personal Facebook page some video shot outside of a hospital in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The video showed protesters who were opposing the hospital’s decision to require all personnel to get vaccinated against COVID-19. A speaker in the video pointed out that the vaccines being marketed never completed the normal full scope of FDA testing and were being made available pursuant to emergency use authorizations (EAU’s). All of this is undeniably, factually true. Nonetheless, within hours Facebook shut down the video and advised me that I had violated “community standards” by spreading “disinformation” about vaccines. Continue reading →

A young girl walks by an abandoned building and lot in Camden, New Jersey March 9, 2005. The city of just nine square miles ranked worst in murders (41), rapes (56), robberies (857), aggravated assaults (974), burglaries (1,459) and auto thefts (1,150), according to the most recent statistics compiled in 2003. PHOTO TAKEN MARCH 9 REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton SS – RTR6HMO

You are a poor minority living in a government housing project called “Affordable.” It’s all paid for by the tax dollars of mostly middle-income Americans. Included in still more government programs are monthly checks and coupons to supply food, free healthcare, free education, and let’s also throw in free cell phone.

Does that not make us a generous nation? Are not the poor well cared for and satisfied? Aren’t the taxpayers proud of their contribution to the common good? Continue reading →

It is easy to spot control freaks these days: they shout at you in stores if you aren’t masked up; they pump out fear through newspapers; and they twist your arm to take experimental jabs. But the wheeling and dealing doesn’t stop there; now they want to sneakily get under your hood. Continue reading →

America Must Secure Her Borders Soon…

People in border states are going to have to simply say “Damn the Federal Government and Damn Biden” and do what it takes to safeguard their communities and their respective states, as they dare the Biden administration to attempt to stop them. State militias are the answer, if any are left with any real backbone to stand and make themselves heard and understood, in as forceful a manner as proves necessary. Continue reading →

“America is the only nation in the world based on an idea – freedom and self-government – so if we don’t understand that idea and what sacrifices were made to win that freedom and keep it for over two centuries, how can we possibly continue to keep it?” ~ Eric Metaxas, an American Christian author, speaker, and conservative radio host

The full question is, can a nation of 330,000,000 people having different nationalities and cultures, competing interests and wide divisions in thought and ideology, govern themselves through a series of government representatives that include an executive, legislative and judicial branches of government? It is becoming increasingly unlikely that “of the people, by the people and for the people” will work in the real world of today. Continue reading →

…and things their social media companies ban

It’s YOUR Health and YOUR Choice…. it is time to bring all of this to a flying HALT!

* The Great Deception

* They Created a Religious Belief — a Political Identity to Invoke the Frauda  Continue reading →

“Young man, what we meant in going for those redcoats was this: we always had governed ourselves, and we always meant to. They didn’t mean we should.” ~ Levi Preston, Veteran of the American Revolution, 1842

Reasonable Americans and decent and sane humans in general naturally prefer peace over any violent environment in society, and although one should always strive to preserve the peace, peace isn’t worth a damn if it’s preserved at the expense of individual liberty, through the coercion and threats of retaliation and violence from the foot-soldiers of an opponent and a regime that governs and manipulates the mechanisms and processes of “the law”, through diktats and tyranny and outside the normal rules and understanding of established law. Continue reading →

Source: AP Photo/Mary Altaffer

We’ve been told for well over a year that widespread forced public masking should be implemented because, even if only moderately to slightly to negligibly effective at curbing the spread of COVID-19, there are ZERO drawbacks.

“What’s the harm?” they ask.

“It’s only a minor inconvenience,” they bleat.

“If it saves ONE LIFE, it’s worth it!” they implore. (Continue…)

Ever hear of Yodlee? Neither had I, until I discovered it was aggregating my data in my bank account, and likely selling it to third parties. This quickly became a personal dig, until I found staggering connections that I realized the public needs to be made aware of. Before you determine this has nothing to do with you, I urge you to review this article in its entirety and pay close attention to the timeline actions, because this affects ALL OF YOU, and it’s being rolled out in multiple countries. Continue reading →

For convenience, I will call her Aruna KhilaWhiteMan. It’s apropos – and “white privilege” makes it hard for me to pronounce her name. (Mind you, my faithful anti-Semitic readers, whose loyalty I appreciate, assure me that as a Jew, I’m not Caucasian. My mother, a blond, blue-eyed Jew, calls it an olive skin. My editor’s wry quip takes the cake: “You’re at least as white as George Zimmerman.”) Continue reading →

(It Won’t Be Long Before We’re All Speaking Chinese’)

“The ICRC (International Red Cross) did not see Nazi Germany for what it was. Instead, the organization maintained the illusion that the Third Reich was a ‘regular partner,’ a state that occasionally violates laws, not unlike any army during World War II, occasionally using illegal means and methods of warfare.” ~ Peter Maurer, Swiss diplomat who has been serving as the President of the International Committee of the Red Cross since 1 July 2012

Don’t you get it? We’ve seen this movie before, 90 years ago, with the rise of the Third Reich. If you aren’t scared, you damn well should be… Continue reading →