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It’s been a long time since I wanted to yell at the TV but Bill O’Reilly made me reach that point the other night.  How can someone who has written so many books with the minute details of Lincoln’s death, … Continue reading →

Hugh Hewitt made this comment the other day on the radio, “In a world full of evil, America declares war on carbon dioxide emissions”. The insanity this statement points out seems beyond belief, yet every day there are more calls … Continue reading →

I’ve changed my mind about the Second Amendment.  I no longer believe the Second Amendment gives us the right to be armed.  I just read Gary Evens article:  The Second Amendment Doesn’t Grant Americans Anything . Mr. Evens explains the … Continue reading →

………but liars can figure.  Actually, they’re not lying; they are choosing their data so carefully that it will give the desired result.  And they omit data that does not support their cause.  The information below comes from an article by … Continue reading →

In an earlier post, I talked about how simple my Federal taxes are to do, despite the 109 page instruction book.  I enter four numbers, do the math and basically I’m done.  I don’t say this because I support of … Continue reading →

On 7 February 2015, I posted some thoughts on State Department SOP’s that would surely require reporting significant events happening at our embassy’s and posts around the world.  Like the attack on the compound in Benghazi.  Most likely these reports … Continue reading →

Let’s talk about the “workplace violence” incident that happened in Oklahoma City where a disgruntled former employee, using a knife available at the business, beheaded one female employee and wounded another. Explain to me how this incident would have had … Continue reading →

Got this from my good buddy and fellow Afghan Vet SSG Barnett. Jim was sitting on the plane waiting to fly to Detroit, when a guy took the seat beside him. The guy was an emotional wreck, pale, hands shaking, … Continue reading →

Writer Frank Miniter talks about the first time he met John Lott, well known American economist, political commentator, gun rights advocate and author of “More Guns, Less Crime”. Minter:  “It was in 2006.  I was at a cocktail party in … Continue reading →