Well, the propaganda they sell us like soda water is that ‘ We are a free country and everyone has the opportunities…
Webster’s dictionary defines ignorance as ‘ The Lack of knowledge or information’. Not in a mean or disparaging manner, this writer realizes…
I gotta get back to doing standup comedy. I mean the **** is so smelly and deep no matter where you look.…
A must see for everyone concerned about the state of our Republic is Petra Costa’s 2024 documentary Apocalypse in the Tropics. Ms. Costa captures…
I just returned from the supermarket. Was in the produce section checking out the lemons. A shopper was nearby, a 60 something woman…
Lyrics You poisoned my sweet water.You cut down my green trees.The food you fed my childrenWas the cause of their disease. My…
Students of American history realize that we as a people have experienced quite a few ‘ Ages of National Anxiety’. Looking back…
Ironic how so many who say they worship Jesus as their Lord and Savior forget all that he taught: If we have…
When the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW AKA The Wobblies) was established in 1905, their goal was to see ‘ One…
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