Now You Know – Kunstler
by Jim Kunstler “Being mean or telling the truth is indistinguishable to far too many people.” —Mike Thompson on X Woke liberalism is exactly what Christopher Lasch predicted in The Revolt of the Elites, published in 1995 […]
by Jim Kunstler “Being mean or telling the truth is indistinguishable to far too many people.” —Mike Thompson on X Woke liberalism is exactly what Christopher Lasch predicted in The Revolt of the Elites, published in 1995 […]
by Sundance From the outset of the Ukraine -vs- Russia conflict I have been saying this is “world war Reddit”. CTH awakens today to this photo, blasting across the geopolitical landscape. I want you to look […]
by Elizabeth Nickson Mark Carney, Larry Fink and residual WEFers will have us hunting wildlife for food by 2040 I am a person of faith, of Christ, not a very good one, but one who has […]
by Eric Peters If we’re lucky, we begin to understand – even if incompletely. We will not – we cannot – know everything. Not in this life. But we may come to understand that not everything […]
by Todd Hayen ll tell you another pet peeve of mine—people who ask me why it is important to know the truth if I can’t do anything about it. I find it strange that people do […]
by Robert Gore at Straight Line Logic Many prattling about the Rule of Law and Our Sacred Constitution these many years have no problem with President […]
by Todd Hayen Sadly, I have now become a hateful curmudgeon. I’ve always been a bit of a curmudgeon, at least since after the age of 60, but only recently have I become hateful. I admit […]
by Will T Wilkinson “The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was to convince the world he didn’t exist.” That line of memorable dialogue from The Usual Suspects apparently originated with Pastor William Ramsey, who wrote in Spiritualism: A Satanic Delusion […]
by Robert Gore at Straight Line Logic The best way to understand Trump is also the simplest: he’s a businessman. From that perspective, little of what he’s doing is as inexplicable or surprising as many make it […]
by Rob Branson Introduction. I wrote this article after a hot July 2024 trip down the Southern half of the Great River Road Scenic Byway, having done the Northern trek a year earlier (it’s better). […]
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