Satire: Advocating for Sensible Hammer Control Laws
Once again, the rapier wit of Dave Cloft rides forth as he floats the idea of “common sense” hammer laws…all for our own good of course.
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Once again, the rapier wit of Dave Cloft rides forth as he floats the idea of “common sense” hammer laws…all for our own good of course.
If what passes for politics is disgusting and the real danger is beyond control, what should Americans do?
The “bell curve” model suggests that the majority of individuals cluster around the average intelligence level, with fewer people falling at the extremes of low or high intelligence.
If we slapped a $5 a box tax on Lucky Charms, there would be no problem. The government doesn’t care about your health. It just wants a piece of the action.
We are seeing the numbing of America into Tyranny! It is purposeful, it is planned, it is well executed.
In the early 19th century, a significant movement emerged in the United States aimed at providing freed slaves and free people of color with the opportunity to return to Africa.
The influx of immigrants can strain existing infrastructure and public services, posing challenges in education, healthcare, and social welfare systems.
In the realm of modern warfare, success often hinges on the mastery of seemingly simple yet crucial tactics, where overlooking details can prove fatal.
In many aspects our family pet, Big Dog is much like big government and considering we just concluded the standard tax filing season–allow me to count the ways.
No one wants World War 3. Displays of weakness encourage adversaries to become enemies and attack. The domino effect of treaties brings others into the fray.
In the sacred pages of Genesis, the Tower of Babel stands as a profound testament to human ambition and the relentless pursuit of power.
The world today faces a looming threat that transcends traditional notions of warfare and conflict: the electromagnetic pulse (EMP).
The principle of being guilty until proven innocent is the foundation for trial by ordeal, and its close cousin trial by combat.
In the past, the idea of invasion often conjured images of military forces storming beaches or crossing borders in overt acts of aggression.
Here are some belated thoughts about April 15th, the day Americans have to settle up with the Federal government.
Farm attacks in South Africa have been a harrowing reality for many farmers and their families, shedding light on the complexities of rural security and the impact of restrictive gun laws.
The Drudge Report reminds me of the late Democrat Governor of Louisiana, Edwin Edwards, the crook in “Vote for the Crook, It’s That Important.”
When I posted just two days ago about NPR senior editor Uri Berliner’s scolding of the radio network’s blatant left-wing bias on the online news site The Free Press, I wondered how long it would take for the station’s leadership to retaliate. As it turned out, it took just about 48 hours.
Some conflicts blur the lines between civil war and genocide, exacerbating humanitarian crises and war crimes against specific groups.
Democrats have succeeded in keeping The Donald away from campaigning by tying him up in phony prosecutions, but the strategy has backfired; it has given his campaign staff free rein to win the election for him.