USAID: America’s ATM for the World’s Grifters by John Geraci
Ah, USAID—the benevolent Uncle Moneybags of international development, generously sprinkling American tax dollars across the globe like confetti at a New Year’s Eve party.
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Scott Jacobson: Why Gulf of America?
I recently tried to answer this for someone else, so I thought I would post it here, for broader consumption. WHY ‘GULF OF AMERICA’? A fair question, for anyone not in the business of oil production, shipping, recreational boating, cruise ship travel, scientific expedition, border control, and the defense of it all. The suggested name …
Potomac Crash, a Soldier’s View
In the 24-hour news cycle, everyone wants to play the blame game. It is not just the corrupt media that plays this game. Government agencies, media, and even senior “leaders” in the military are all active participants.
Chris Franchek: Meet the Path of Least Resistance
No foe attacks a fortified strongpoint when an open flank is available to exploit. The path of least resistance was clearly in the warped mind of the murderer on Bourbon Street in the wee hours of New Year’s Day.
Brenton Smith: The Christmas Present For Congress From Social Security
Congress is mugging future retirees under the media darkness of the holidays….the only thing that is easy in Congress is handing out other people’s money.
“The Council” Who is Running the United States of America?
“The Council” and everyone and everything that emanates from them, has controlled the United States for the past fifty years for the purpose of extracting our nation’s wealth.
Adventus by Sean Dietrich
My dad was a notorious cheapskate. Mama said if he ever died he would walk toward the light merely so he could turn it off.
Bill Connor: It’s Time For “Elite” Experts To Respect The American People
Around a week after the Trump electoral landslide, one anti-Trump Judge showed an unbelievable display of disrespect for the American people.
Bill Connor: America’s Young Voters
After Donald Trump’s overwhelming election victory, the handwringing began. In the days following the election, multiple leftist pundits placed blame for the loss on racism and sexism.
George Mcclellan: Potential Election Fallout and What’s Coming
As conservatives recover from the unabashed but rare joy of victory, no thanks to the GOP, the radical Left is doubling down in their schemes to deny Trump his role as Americas next President.
George McClellan: Are We Witnessing a Miracle or God’s Work in Action?
The deck chairs on the Progressive ship of state are starting to float away. Is it on the tears of Democrat despair?
Drones: by Citizen Writer, Tom Uryga
A few years ago I was talking online about Chinese software defined radios. (SDR) These are cheap, flexible, programmable devices, already widely available on ebay or Amazon (Baofung is one brand) They operate on pretty much any band, and aren’t restricted to licensed frequencies via simple and intentional hacks. Because of this, and because they …
Brenton Smith: The Democrats, the Rich, and Social Security
On October 10th, the Social Security Administration announced that the cap on wages subject to payroll taxes increased to $176,100.
Controversy at the Military Academy
A former West Point professor’s letter exposes corruption, cheating, and failing standards.
Charles Spindler: Teamsters Dismiss Membership Mandate
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters (IBT), for the first time since 1996, is not endorsing a presidential candidate. This is odd (to say the least) for a number of reasons
Lessons From 1976 by Dan Sikes
The summer of 1976 witnessed the celebration of our Nation’s Bicentennial. Unlike most teenagers, I had become consumed with the race between President Ford and Governor Reagan concerning the Republican Nomination for President of the United States.
Today In Winder, Georgia, By Sean Dietrich
Dear American School Kid, I don’t know what your name is, but I’m sorry. I am deeply, wholeheartedly, and emphatically sorry.
Brenton Smith: Social Security Needs Serious Debate
At this point, the experts at the Social Security Administration believe that about half of those who are now 80 will outlive the system’s ability to pay scheduled benefits.
So How Does It Feel? by Greg Stenstrom
Once you start living without filters, mufflers, and lies, the world becomes more beautiful, vibrant, and easier.
Tom Uryga: A Local View of the Kroger/Safeway Merger
Kroger Corp. is merging with Safeway/Albertsons, (which includes numerous other brands nationwide). The total merger represents 20% of the US grocery market.