Biz as Usual: Musk’s Starlink Is a Very Expensive and Inefficient Proposition

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There are many, MANY problems with the US government sloshing trillions of dollars per annum throughout the economy.

Ironically, trillions of those dollars over the decades have been sloshed around in the name of “sustainability.” Except one thing that is absolutely un-sustainable? The massive debt DC has accrued sloshing around those tens of trillions of dollars.

The Ancient Cosmic War, Part 2 of 3: The Bible’s Forgotten World: Angels, Giants, and the Divine Council

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Our ancestors weren’t stupid. They built pyramids with extraordinary precision, calculated celestial movements, and developed mathematics we still use thousands of years later. Yet when those same civilizations described heavenly beings, giants, supernatural rebellions, and cosmic warfare, modern humanity dismissed their accounts as mythology. Fourteen Christian scholars, theologians, and researchers have revisited these ancient mysteries, uncovering intriguing connections between archaeology, Scripture, and humanity’s forgotten history. Are they all correct? Certainly not necessarily. But when intelligent people keep finding common ground in ancient texts, perhaps their theories deserve investigation rather than ridicule. This three-part series explores what our ancestors knew, what the Bible actually says, and whether humanity entered a cosmic conflict that began long before Adam.

Ballots or Bullets? — Freedom or Tyranny

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We must face reality head on. We are on the precipice of tyranny. And we have a simple choice. We can choose to use our ballot to retain our freedoms, or we can defer, and be forced into using the bullet to gain them back. To inform us of that choice we must look at our recent history, and our nation’s history.

I Read the DSA’s Entire 2026 Platform and Mapped 10 Years of It Onto My Life in Ohio

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A student asked me a question last spring that I still can’t shake.

We were finishing a unit, and I had gone off on one of my tangents (my students will tell you this happens roughly every eleven minutes). I was talking about how republics fall. Not with armies. With paperwork. A girl in the third row put her hand up and asked, very quietly, “Mr. Bski, could that happen here?”

I gave her the teacher answer. I said our system was built to make it very, very hard.

Walk-up music for politicians

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When Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Cooper Pratt came up to bat in the World Series, it was to the tune The Devil Went Down To Georgia by Charlie Daniels.

When Brewers pitcher Dustin May took the mound, they played Back in Black by AC/DC despite black not being a Milwaukee team color.

The most famous baseball walk-up song of all time was Wild Thing by the Troggs when Ricky Vaughan took the mound.

He’s a fictional character from the movie Major League. People in Cleveland didn’t care. 41 years without your team making the playoffs will make anyone accept a comedy as a documentary.

But I mainly do politics. We need walk-up music for politicians.

‘BLATANTLY OBVIOUS’: Expert on the ‘DOUBLE Dan Sullivans’ in Alaska Senate race

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Mary Peltola, Alaskan Democrat candidate for Senate, plotted for over a year to recruit any candidate named Dan Sullivan to enter the race and pull votes away from incumbent Alaskan Senator Dan Sullivan. The New York Times reported she even conducting focus groups on whether Alaskan voters could be tricked into voting for the straw candidate. 

Loyalty Is a Two-Way Street. Too Many Leaders Forget That.

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I’ve spent much of my adult life in leadership positions, first in the Army, then in corporate America, and eventually as a small business owner. Along the way, I’ve encountered leaders who inspired tremendous loyalty from the people around them. Then…there were the others.

The Ancient Cosmic War, Part 1 of 3: What If We’ve Forgotten More Than We’ve Learned?

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Our ancestors weren’t stupid. They built pyramids with extraordinary precision, calculated celestial movements, and developed mathematics we still use thousands of years later. Yet when those same civilizations described heavenly beings, giants, supernatural rebellions, and cosmic warfare, modern humanity dismissed their accounts as mythology. Fourteen Christian scholars, theologians, and researchers have revisited these ancient mysteries, uncovering intriguing connections between archaeology, Scripture, and humanity’s forgotten history. Are they all correct? Certainly not necessarily. But when intelligent people keep finding common ground in ancient texts, perhaps their theories deserve investigation rather than ridicule. This three-part series explores what our ancestors knew, what the Bible actually says, and whether humanity entered a cosmic conflict that began long before Adam.

Why do ‘progressives’ want to protect criminals?

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I can at least understand people who want to help illegal immigrants who have not broken any non-immigration-related laws, but who on God’s earth would want to protect the criminals? Well, apparently the Democrats do! From the New York Post, with a hat tip to William Teach: NYC’s sanctuary DAs ordered prosecutors to downgrade charges …

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How to Read Iran’s 26-Page Midterm Letter to American Voters in 10 Minutes

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Iran picked a side in November. The same regime that named America the Great Satan spent 26 pages asking you to change who runs Congress, and it did not pick Republicans.

On Tuesday, September 29, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps published “An Open Letter to the Honorable People of the United States of America.” Twenty-five pages or twenty-six, depending on who did the counting. Either way, that is longer than most of my students’ research papers. And better formatted, frankly, which hurts.