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Tag Archives: life
What do the Palestinians Want?
By Caroline Glick “Westerners assume that the Palestinians seek a future of prosperity and freedom and peace because that is what they aspire to preserve for themselves. But this isn’t the case—or at least not in the way that Westerners … Continue reading
Posted in Anti-Semitism, Blame, Consequences, Creation, Culture, Government, Islam, Israel, Justice, Life, Sacred, Sovereignty, Truth, Uncategorized
Tagged children, culture, government, Islam, israel, life
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Donald Trump: Civil Rights Hero
To quote from his post in American Thinker today, 3 April 2023, J. B. Shurk wrote: “Trump’s fate, of course, is not yet written, but this much is certain: he is already the most important civil rights hero of our … Continue reading
Posted in Blame, Consequences, Culture, Election 2020, Government, Justice, Life, Patriotism, Quotes, Truth
Tagged children, constitution, culture, life, Truth, working american
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Ducks Quack — Eagles Soar
For several years I have looked forward to free weekday email messages of clean humor, often inspirational, from Mike Atkinson, termed Mikey’s Funnies. You may subscribe here. Today, 10 March 2023, I received the following. I hope you find it … Continue reading
Explaining Conservatism: Why the Left Hates It
Dennis Prager writes here and here: Conservativism conserves. Conservativism attempts to conserve the best of the past — the best art, literature and music, the best … Continue reading
Posted in Blame, Consequences, Culture, Government, Justice, Life, Patriotism, Truth, Uncategorized
Tagged conservatism, constitution, culture, freedom, government, life, Norman Rockwell, Prager, progressives, Truth
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Laying Blame for Mass Shootings Squarely Where It Belongs
Actions result in consequences. Logic tells us we are reaping the consequences of our actions. Great as it is, this nation is in a graveyard spiral, to use aviation jargon. Our declining morals have put us on a downhill slide. … Continue reading
Posted in Blame, Consequences, Creation, Culture, Government, Justice, Life, Patriotism, Sacred, Shooting, Truth, Uncategorized
Tagged bible, consequence, culture, God, guns, Human, Humanity, life, moral, Sanctity, school shooting, sick
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The Only Path to Tomorrow
These days trouble me in consideration of where this nation is headed as it will affect the lives of my grandchildren, great grandchildren … Pam Geller recently republished this 1944 Readers Digest article which resonates so well in 2022 as it did 78 years ago. Continue reading
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Tagged active man, Ayn Rand, collectivism, communism, culture, government, happiness, hitler, individual rights, life, new order, Pam Geller, parasites, passive man, society, threats to US, tomorrow, totalitarianism, working american
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“It’s the rough side of the mountain that’s the easiest to climb; the smooth side doesn’t have anything for you to hang on to.” Aretha Franklin
The King & the Ring – This Too Shall Pass
Inspired by penultimate sermon of Rabbi Mathew Marko 23 April 2022 at Beth Israel Synagogue In life everything is temporary. In fact, life itself is tempory. In between birth and death we all experience the roller-coaster of life. When life … Continue reading
The Day I Stopped Saying ‘Hurry Up’
A friend composedly asked yesterday, “What’s the hurry?” in relating her efforts to build a new home nearby. The question resounded well with me as I nodded, caused me to think of my father’s attitude, and reinforced my tendency to … Continue reading
Life from a Tractor Seat
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