An ominous date scientists labeled ‘Doomsday‘ more than six decades ago is now HERE!
In 1960, Austrian physicist Heinz von Foerster and his colleagues published a paper in the journal Science that provocatively placed humanity’s ‘Doomsday’ on November 13, 2026
Their equation suggested that the number of people on Earth would approach infinity if the accelerating growth they identified continued unchecked. That impossible result illustrated the consequences of extending the trend indefinitely.
The researchers examined 24 estimates of the world’s population spanning nearly 2,000 years, finding that the time needed for the population to double had grown increasingly shorter.
Their argument was unsettling: humanity’s ability to cooperate, develop technology and feed more people could help its numbers grow even faster.
‘Our great-great-grandchildren will not starve to death,’ the researchers wrote. ‘They will be squeezed to death.’ Continue reading
The American experiment in ordered liberty stands at the precipice of extinction. Not through foreign invasion or sudden catastrophe, but through the slow, deliberate strangulation of the very principles that once made this nation a beacon of individual sovereignty. The midterm results of 2026 reveal not merely partisan frustration, but a deeper, more corrosive truth: the machinery of soaring debt, engineered inequality, and permanent servitude grinds on regardless of which faction temporarily occupies the White House or Congress. Voters rage at prices, borders, tariffs, and endless foreign adventures, yet the fundamental architecture remains untouched.
Several weeks ago, when speaking to a group about illegals being allowed into our country, I told them that 30-some years ago, we took our daughters to France. When we were visiting friends in Paris, we were advised to avoid certain areas (one where we were just about to enter) because there were no-go zones. As we passed the area – in a cab – we saw an auto burning and rioting. 
It is my right to be uncommon… if I can; I seek opportunity… not security. I do not wish to be a kept citizen, humbled and dulled by having the state look after me. I want to take the calculated risk; to dream and to build, to fail and to succeed.
These past four years, and more these past two months and days have put pressure on this nation as has not been seen since both our American Revolution of the 1770’s, and our second Revolution of the 1860’s. For me – it has been the days of this week, more than any before them.
When the Americans proposed to establish a government of, by, and for the people, the old European monarchies laughed at the absurdity. Maybe that can work in some ancient Greek city-state, but the world since the fall of Rome has run on a different principle. It was sometimes absolute rule and sometimes rule was constrained by landowning elites. But the notion that people can rule themselves seemed absurd.
I was forwarded a quote, this morning, emanating from a Representative Gene Wu, a Marxist Democrat out of Texas, He said, “Non-whites share the same oppressor, and we are the majority now. We can take over this country.”
Fickle voters just punished Republicans for not delivering everything they wanted in two years. That is the midterm pattern. It is also how countries end up with socialism. 
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. 
