Sin, Sinners & Christ’s Forgiveness

Who follows Scripture perfectly? Answer: Nobody. Who never sins? Answer: Only liars. “Everyone sins“, St. Paul said (Romans 3:23), and he called himself the worst sinner who ever lived (1 Timothy 1:15). Why? Because he persecuted Christians and conspired to have them killed. If the Greatest Apostle could also be the “worst sinner”, I think …

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The Left Can Dish It Out . . .

. . . but they just can’t take it! Molly McGhee describes herself in her Twitter biography as: 200% class rage. Novelist. Debut out Oct 2023: Jonathan Abernathy You Are Kind @astrahousebooks. I teach @columbia. prev: @torbooks @fsgbooks. rep: @gelrdrgz Here’s another view. That’s pretty awesome for a home library, wouldn’t you say? Miss McGhee …

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Crossfire Hurricane: Where the Guilty Go Free

Crossfire Hurricane: Where the Guilty Go Free The good news is that, thanks to the Durham Report, we now know it’s true. The bad news is that, today, there is no clear way that can be reversed.   Americans familiar with the Durham Report largely fall into two categories: (1) Those aligned with the Democratic …

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Holding Biden Accountable

There has been a lot of talk in the past few months about holding the Biden Administration accountable.  The withdrawal from Afghanistan, the crisis at the border, the inflation with printing of trillions of dollars from thin air, the war on energy, with no more pipelines, no drilling on public lands, and the ending of …

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The Steele Dossier: Born in a D.C. Liberal Think Tank

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Disclaimer: This article is not a summary of the Durham Report. That would take at least a quarter of the document’s 306 pages and resemble a Matryoshka Doll. The intent here is to substantiate the title. Occasional comments by the author are {bracketed}.   The now infamous Steele Dossier was born in a Washington D.C. …

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The Power of One Person

The Power of One Person and We The Patriots USA Conference Last weekend Jane and I attended the National Conference of “We The Patriots USA” in Boise with several hundred fellow patriots. This organization has moved their headquarters from Connecticut to the Boise area to escape as other refugees have done moving out of the coastal …

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Get Woke, Go Broke: This is What Can Happen When Companies Start Getting Involved in Political Controversies

Everybody has heard the expression, ‘Get #woke, go broke.’ Some on the left thought that the backlash against Bud Light over the Dylan Mulvaney stunt would fade relatively quickly. In news which might call into question other corporations and their ‘celebration’ of homosexual ‘Pride Month,’ it looks like that hasn’t happened yet. From The Wall …

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Corporate executives discover their flight over the rainbow doesn’t sit well with investors

In a sign that top corporate executives are finally grasping that investors aren’t on board with their walk on the woke side, there’s been a measurable drop in the number of references to green and social initiatives on earnings calls over the past few quarters. Unfortunately, this doesn’t mean their forays into social activism have …

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Russia v Ukraine: Russia’s Failures in Logistics

The Russia v Ukraine dust-up is continuing apace, and Vladimir “Yes I’m former KGB” Putin has made a rare admission – that the Russian Army is running out of modern equipment.  Business Insider has the news: Russian President Vladimir Putin has admitted that the Russian military needs to modernize its weapons if it is to …

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Corruption case against the Bidens is on the verge of exploding

It took the threat of contempt of Congress charges for FBI Director Christopher Wray to allow House Oversight Committee members to view the unclassified June 30, 2020 FD-1023 in which a confidential human informant alleged President Joe Biden accepted a $5 million bribe from a foreign national in exchange for policy decisions. But not before …

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A Birthday Wish List for the U.S. Army

It is the U.S. Army’s 248th birthday, time to make a wish and blow out the candles. Not long after America’s Revolutionary War began in April 1775, an appeal was made to all thirteen states to join in the struggle for American liberty. The result was the delegates of the Second Continental Congress meeting in Philadelphia. They …

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