Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Part 3 looks at energy. I think it is the number one security threat. It is at least partly responsible for the situation in Ukraine, both through funding and supporting Russia’s attack through Europe’s current dependence on petroleum-based energy from Russia.
Rush Limbaugh left a legacy that goes far beyond this first year memory of his passing. Limbaugh changed three of the cultural institutions, cultural mountains”, that make America – America.
Here’s a brief query to those who don’t miss Trump: In this really what you wanted?
A Little Ditty About Renegade and Evergreen*, Two Politicians (Trying the Best that they can) or Magicians Who Make Things Disappear and Employ Squirrel Tactics
Protests against the invasion started Thursday in Russia and have continued daily ever since, even as Russian police have moved swiftly to crack down on the rallies and detain protesters. The Kremlin has sought to downplay the protests, insisting that a much broader share of Russians support the assault on Ukraine.
Hannah-Jones feels no empathy for the people of Ukraine because they aren’t black. In her worldview, only the blacks have known true suffering.
The world today is looking an awful lot like the world looked in 1939. It is like we are watching a new movie based on an old book. The parallels between the actions of Hitler and Putin are eerie.
During the past two years our national economy has come to a halt as measures were instituted to control a virus. Churches were closed, free speech was curtailed, and the right of the people to peaceably assemble and petition the government has been controlled.
Kleptocracy is at the heart of Putin’s government. CSIS states, “The breadth and depth of Russian organized crime already runs so wide and deep, that Russia is on the verge of becoming a criminal syndicalist state, dominated by a lethal mix of gangsters, corrupt officials, and dubious businessmen.”
Part 2 discusses Ukraine’s abundant resources as the possible objective for the Russian invasion. While it may not be the only objective, it is quite possibly a significant driving force. If the Russian kleptocrats are concerned about the security of the Siberian resource basin, Ukraine could be extremely important.
A Little Ditty About Renegade and Evergreen*, Two Politicians (Trying the Best that they can) or Magicians Who Make Things Disappear and Employ Squirrel Tactics Part 5
The Biden Administration is clueless on why Putin is invading Ukraine and worse, why it is important to these United States.
Germany’s new willingness to bite the hand that feeds them is a welcome development.
Thoughts on Ukraine Figure Conceptual Framework for Russian Invasion of Ukraine I will be the first to admit that I really cannot understand Putin’s objectives and end state in Ukraine. I suspect that I am not alone in that regard. Listen to the news with the talking head experts and read the news and internet …
No, dear hearts, I did not watch the Super Bowl, even though I hoped Joe Burrow would be successful one more time against a powerful team and the officials. He wasn’t, but the chickens and I didn’t worry over it. However curiosity prompted me to tune in to the halftime show over which there had …
What happens to we believers when we die? Do we get wings and play harps? Here are a few (varying) opinions.
“Putin is furious, he thought that the whole war would be easy and everything would be done in 1-4 days.”
The heavily politicized Center for Disease Control have finally eased some of their masking guidelines, but, of course, the petty little dictators in the City of Brotherly Love want to keep Philadelphians wearing the symbols of authoritarian control. CDC loosens COVID-19 masking guidance, but Philly is keeping its mask mandate for now The city’s health …
We have to go back over three decades ago, 1991, to remember the last time the U.S. won a war, outright. today, our military is focused on things that do nothing to enhance military capability and in fact, detract from it.
“How long do you think you can hold out?”
“Forever.”
Her real name was Jane Marcjewski. She was reed thin, attractive, high spirited, and talented, and she projected vulnerability and honesty. As the judges questioned her, it came out that Jane had been a professional singer but had not been regularly employed for some time because cancer had invaded her. The panel and the audience were instantly silenced