Monthly Archives: September 2018

Write the White House and President Trump. Tell them to stop this.  In 2016, the U.S. defense department and intel services began building a secret base for military drones in Niger, central Africa, costing hundreds of millions of dollars. Work … Continue reading →

She has a loose screw, but she has eyes on the U.S. presidency in 2020: California’s junior U.S. Senator Kamala Harris was scolded by an appeals court judge after she argued when she was prosecutor, “…that only abject physical brutality … Continue reading →

Today I received a letter from a company I have done regular business with for more than 30 years. The letter was from the daughter of the founder. She was promoting a new initiative to be “carbon neutral” which she … Continue reading →

The athlete probably does not have the right to protest anything while he is working or on company property. His or her actions are subject to employment conditions. The employer may or may not permit such protests. That is the … Continue reading →

“Social justice” or injustice is identity politics, a political tool used by leftist radicals to divide and conquer. For example, who is at fault when week after week black men are killing other black men in Chicago? If there were … Continue reading →

“The current term leftists use to describe their utopian vision of the future is “social justice” rather than communism or socialism. The new name is part of a familiar process by which the left attempts to shed the disasters of … Continue reading →

“Social Justice” is just another word for ” meddling” in things that arent your business. Its another phrase that celebrates victimhood and the herd mentality. Its a phrase that denies biology, common sense and the inevitable fallibility of anything created … Continue reading →

Global revolution has been averted for now. The FBI and mainstream media have become bad actors and some are criminals.  They are working in collusion against the American public.  They have become tools for politicians, although, I am sure they … Continue reading →