I’m on a physical hiatus from publishing my articles, but my mind doesn’t stop working. In fact, it’s as active now as it ever was. It’s hard for me to go ‘cold turkey’; this is the first in a series of articles with no particular reason to exist.
This morning, I noticed less clarity than on previous mornings. There’s no pressure to write a post or another article. I’m writing for myself again. I felt the same freedom when I began writing my book… which I’ll finish this fall.
Look at what we’ve done to ourselves.
What happens when the federal department in charge of education spends its time and money prioritizing pie-in-the-sky social issues over meaningful education?
(Recently), the nation’s second-largest school district found that its teachers’ anti-Israel political advocacy in school violates federal civil-rights laws and the state education code. If the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) – with its school board dominated by union-endorsed members, in a blue city and state – can hold teachers accountable, any district in the country can. 
A report claims the company is targeting an entire neighborhood, but will only buy from people who don’t pursue noise pollution complaints.
Hollywood has given us vampires, zombies, mad scientists, masked killers and creatures that emerge from the darkness to prey upon the unsuspecting.
Americans can’t hate Islam enough and those who advocate for Sharia Law within our borders as they demand to see Islam reign supreme over America.
I have spoken many times about how amazing the human brain is, but I’m not sure if I’ve ever mentioned how we often don’t realize what it is capable of, or how it is performing functions without our ever realizing that it is doing so. Even now, as I sit here typing, my brain is pulling data from multiple regions, then sending signals (kind of like e mails I suppose) along neural pathways to my fingers; which in turn type out what is going on inside my head. All this occurs almost instantaneously; my mind decides what it wants to say, then my fingers type it out; without me giving any thought to the process of how those thoughts get to my fingertips.
It should be of some great interest to many American patriots that the U.S. Supreme Court will be hearing arguments concerning semiautomatic rifle bans put into “law” by Illinois and Connecticut on December 2nd 2026. Notoriously slow to act, we may not see their ruling until next summer, but hopefully they will in fact prove me wrong and act sooner. 
At the core of our country rests many millions of these same type of strong-willed independent Americans willing to do any and everything to ensure that their families and communities remain safe and free. And although I still believe America will not be saved until we fight another bloody, violent full-blown civil war at some point in the not too distant future, I do believe that we will see a very large percentage of Her patriots emerge on the other side in victory, still ready to get on with the necessary work to keep the engines of this country humming along strong and sound and get on with the business of working, loving, and livin’ free for all the rest of their days. 
A news blurb on back-to-school sales gave me a tough dose of reality the other day. Even though most of the nation is currently in the throes of summer heat and humidity, the truth is that kids will be hitting the books before we know it.
In a previous article about socialism, I outlined the basic reasons why profit-seeking capitalists are essential to the productivity and income of workers and to satisfying the desires of consumers, why increasing government controls over the economy plays into the hands of exploitative corporatist elites, and why socialization of the means of production ultimately requires central planning to coordinate production and preserve a division of labor, which in turn necessitates the evils of totalitarian tyranny in spite of the democratic aspirations of many well-meaning socialists. In brief, ordinary people cannot gain a greater voice and a freer life through curtailment of private ownership; socialism necessarily leads to the mass poverty and mass regimentation of totalitarian tyranny.