American Exceptionalism
American exceptionalism is a country created, and designed to be governed by its people with our rights guaranteed by God, not politicians.
History
The Battle for the Mind Amidst Meaningless Elections
I’m going to ask you to push yourself beyond all that you are and believe. I’m a staunch political conservative and I believe deeply in God, despite my fatal flaws. Every time I’m asked to look at something from another perspective, I learn to think more deeply about God and country and end up right …
The Fifth Amendment – Private Property Times Three
“The system of private property is the most important guaranty of freedom, not only for those who own property, but scarcely less for those who do not.” ~ Friedrich August von Hayek
Happy Reformation Day 2022
This is an update of an earlier celebration of Reformation Day, because what the Reformation means to America doesn’t get old. The years pass and the Reformation’s ideas that motivate humankind matter more than ever. Happy 2021 Reformation Day! 505 years on October 31, 1517 a wonkish, priest and professor posted 95 theses on the …
The Five Truths Of The Declaration Of Independence
The best “breakup letter” ever written, contains five essential truths for those who love liberty.
Perhaps We Should Give the Constitution a Try
Federal Government is clearly out of control and getting worse. Perhaps we should give the Constitution a try to bring the behemoth back under control.
Are We Becoming Like Nazi Germany?
People refuse to believe that what happened in pre-world War Two, Nazi Germany couldn’t happen here in these United States.
The Fifth Amendment—Additional Limits on Governmental Power
As we continue to examine the language of the Fifth Amendment, we find many statements on what those in positions of government power are prohibited from doing
The Pushback Against the Jesuits, The World’s First Globalists
So instead of brow-beating people with conventional forces, the Jesuits took a literal hearts-and-minds approach, respecting the locals, educating them, providing services that made their lives better, preparing fertile ground for the seed of God’s Word. And they were very, very good at what they did—too good.
The Racism of “Anti-Racism” Part 2: Examples of Real Racism
The Racism of “Anti-Racism” Part 2: Examples of Real Racism “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.” — Martin Luther King, August 28, 1963 In Part 1 of …
Liberals Don’t Get that Reality isn’t Fungible
Liberalism and liberals are attractive, because the ideals sound good. You’d have to be some kind of monster lift up the poor and correct past injustices.
The Tuskegee Airmen – A Study in Overcoming Racism
The Tuskegee airmen overcame racism in the only way that actually works – by opening men’s hearts, one person at a time and one mission at a time.
Let’s Guess What’s Going on Nowadays at Area 51
What she presents is a mind-bending but logical explanation of what’s been going on in the Mohave Dessert for 76 years—and counting.
The Fifth Amendment
As with several of the initial amendments to our national Constitution, the Fifth Amendment enumerates multiple prohibitions on government.
The Only Good Indigenous People Are…
“Indigenous Peoples’ Day” is a poor substitute for Columbus Day. Columbus Day celebrates the awesome achievement of Western Civilization in the New World.
We Are One And The Same; Who’s Our Best Friend?
Humans are all different. We each have different strengths, deficiencies, dreams and goals. Are we different from animals? How about other humans?
Separation of Church and State: The Big Lie
“We have no government armed with power capable of contending with human passions unbridled by morality and religion” – John Adams, Second President of the United States of America
Of By and For the People – Epilogue
We cannot expect salvation from any politician. We must restore our principles ourselves, and it starts with each of us individually.
Of, By and For the People: The Dangers of Entangling Alliances
“Peace, commerce and honest friendship with all nations – entangling alliances with none.” – Thomas Jefferson, First Inaugural Address, 1801