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In June of 2020, protestors pulled down a statue of George Washington that stood in Portland, Oregon. Think about that. Not just the Confederates, but the first U.S. President and chair of the Constitutional Convention is now the enemy of the far left. And the far left is in power, in Congress and at 1600 … Continue reading Reconstruction 2.0
I have never really followed the royal family of Great Britain. But the funeral of Prince Philip of Britain once again spurred me to dwell on the concept of social hierarchy. Prince Philip was of royal blood, 6 feet 2 inches tall, and a naval officer who saw combat for Britain. College educated back when … Continue reading The Necessity of Hierarchy
"And it goes on and on, watching the river run,Further and further from things that we've done,Leaving them one by one.And we have just begun watching the river run.Listening and learning and yearning.To run, river, run". --------the 1973 song Watching the River Run by Loggins and Messina The aforementioned song Watching the River Run speaks … Continue reading Watching my River Run
What is the core principle of Americanism? That is a good question, one I could not have probed a decade ago. It may surprise my readers, but this post will be theological, not political. The satirical flag pic at the top of this article is a clue where I am heading with it. The core … Continue reading The Core of Americanism
I had never intended to read The Harbinger II by Jonathan Cahn, but was recently asked to read it by a relative who was impressed by it. They had purchased the 1st edition hardback copy of it, which was released in September 2020. This book appears to be the most popular prophecy book in America … Continue reading Book Review: Cahn’s *The Harbinger II*
Wow, I posted three essays here last month! I had not intended to do that, but I had a lot to say. And I plan on posting two essays this month, the second one a book review. But today I want to talk about some basics of logic, and the lack thereof among the general … Continue reading Americans, basic logic, and conversation
In this blog post I wish to mix things up a bit from my usual content subjects, and relate a hilarious exchange I had with Ruger lately. Let me just say, they don't make things like they used to... I have a Ruger Mark 2 pistol in 22lr. It is the 50th anniversary edition, was … Continue reading Ruger woes or, a tale of five magazines
On the 1st of this month I posted an essay titled Sitting Among Strangers. There has been some question about what I meant, by another blogger who posted an "open letter" to me on his blog to reprove me. I feel the need to clarify the core of what I mean by a "stranger". First … Continue reading A Clarification on *Strangers*
I had not intended to write this essay. I had been planning an essay on how the modern "church" has embraced Jacobin principles. Then about a week ago I saw the headline... A 39 year old man that I used to go to an IFB church with had been arrested for child molestation. (As my … Continue reading Sitting Among Strangers
White America is under siege culturally, not militarily. It is time for my brothers to come home. For a few that may mean geographically relocating, but for many it will simply mean awakening to who they are -to who their people are. Doing my personal genealogy was what started me on this journey. Who are … Continue reading Coming Home: Genealogy and Regional Culture
