Olympic Gold in Shooting? Sorry, Your Eyesight Isn’t Navy Material
You can outshoot practically anyone on the planet, but if you squint a little while reading an eye chart, the Navy’s medical team suddenly thinks you’re a liability.
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The Evolution of Warfare: From Chaos to 5th Generation Conflict
Warfare has been a central element of human history, evolving through distinct stages from the chaotic early battles of primitive societies to the highly sophisticated, multi-dimensional conflicts of today.
ET, Go Home: The Demonic Deception Behind the Alien Craze (Part 2)
The Bible has long described deceptive entities capable of disguising themselves to mislead humanity.
Jimmy Carter, Fact and Fiction
it wasn’t surprising, on Sunday, December 29, when former President Jimmy Carter died, that all the news reports hit the internet within minutes. They’d been written decades ago; all the reporters needed to do was blow the dust off this pre-written copy.
A Christmas Story
Granddaddy placed me on his knee, he fuzzed my hair and smoked his Bing Crosby pipe. The world smelled like Prince Albert in a can.
Daylight Saving Time: The Legacy of Old Retards and Their Clock-Tampering Chaos
Every year, millions of people endure the biannual stupidity of Daylight Saving Time (DST), and we have a handful of historical geniuses to thank for this life-ruining ritual.
Winter, 1949
Winter. The year is 1949. The war has been over for a while, but it’s still fresh on everyone’s minds. Which is why people are having babies like crazy. War does that to people.
O Holy Night
The popular Christmas song, O Holy Night, was once declared “unfit for church services” in France! It was later embraced by the American abolitionist movement and it continues to be one of the best-loved songs of the season.
Aluminum and Plastic Toys and Wooden Souls: Why Real Rifles Have Wooden Stocks
The difference is simple: a wooden-stocked rifle has a soul. It’s a rifle in the truest sense of the word—a tool, yes, but also a companion, a legacy, and a reminder of what matters. A rifle without wood? It’s just another tool in your toolbox
The Assassination of the President (JFK) At 61: Sources And Methods Addendum
The JFK Assassination at 61: You Can’t Connect The Dots Without Dots
Immigration, Past and Present, One by One and Into the Millions
Reflections on Immigration at a Time of Thanksgiving (originally published in Illinois Review, November 21, 2018) Immigration looms large on the public consciousness these days, with daily news stories about the cultural, economic, and historical effects of mass immigration on our nation. After decades of illegals sneaking across the border in secret, we now see …
Thanksgiving Message: Earn This
We who are so blessed to be living in these United States, need to appreciate our blessings. We need to earn this.
Thanksgiving Challenge
Thanksgiving is generally acknowledged as the beginning of the holiday season. Are you up for a challenge?
200 Watchers, 200 Nations: A Striking Parallel Across Time
n the ancient Book of Enoch, 200 rebellious angels known as the “Watchers” descended to Earth, abandoning their divine duties.
The Land of Israel Versus the State of Israel; Part Eight
God’s ancient people are guilty of the worse iniquity that Gentiles were known for. God will act.
My Happy Indigenous Peoples Day 2024
I celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day two days early this year. Had a good time with my Indigenous People group on Saturday.
The Biblical Flood: A Response to Genetic Corruption?
Some scholars suggest that the biblical flood may have been more than a judgment on human sin; it could also have been a response to genetic corruption.
Christopher Columbus – Ambassador of Western Civilization
On October 12, 1492, the Genoan navigator Crisforo Colombo first reached land in the Western Hemisphere.
Democracy: Is the US Defining the Right Target for National Security? Part 4
We hear a lot about democracy in the elections today. But what is really, and what does it need to sprout and flourish?
Major John Andre and the Border Patrol
on October 2, 1780, Major John Andre, age 30, was hanged as a spy at Tappan, New York, mere days after being captured for the incident that has ever since been the primary example of treason in the American mind. But the story of John Andre isn’t the lesson for us today.