The media has announced this for eight years now. They are right. The problem is that they are the ones on the dark side.

Check it out.

Nicole Wallace wants gulags. Lamp posts. Concentration camps.

The only real problem with trusting the science is that so much of it can’t be replicated.

The other problem is that so many scientists deliberately lie to gain other goals.

Or at least that’s what one respected PhD in Climate Science says. This is not an article that will be comfortable for those who think Science is Truth.

Instead, this is the result of biased funding sources, too many PhDs, and the publicity machine.

Because they are the same people who approved of experiments in concentration camps.

They have no ongoing connection to the truth or goodness, but wish to pretend they do by confusing their audience.

Check it out.

Would you care to spend a bit of time hearing about ghosted and ghoulies and scary tales? The Magnus Archives podcast is that. It’s ad-free on Amazon Music, but available online with a quick search on Google ( Read more... )

Trump brought down the unemployment rate for Hispanics, and his economy was good for my friends who worked in small businesses. Gas prices were better, too.

But if you want my ideal presidential nominee, look back at Calvin Coolidge.

Find this guy. We need him.

From his book The Null Prophecy, a surprisingly good summary of the dilemma:

“First off, you’re not a bad person for wanting to be free. Who doesn’t want to be free from people and things that make demands on us? Who doesn’t want to be free from a conscience that rubs our weaknesses in our face? From a God who seems to let bad things happen ( Read more... )

Controversial title? Not so much if you watch what liberals do. They make life more difficult for those not at the pinnacle of power without a qualm.

Here’s an easy example: if you need a small loan to meet an emergency before your next paycheck, the only real source is a loan shark. Yep, he’s a crook, and yes, the interest will be usurious, but ( Read more... )

These are Hallmark Holidays: days of treacly sentiment masquerading as respect.

Unless, of course, you show up to church. Then you will see an amazing contrast: on Mother's Day, treacly sentiment combined with outright flattery for the courage and strength of mothers; on Father's Day, a condemnation of fatherhood as it was understood for millennia ( Read more... )

We will see how long this “end run” lasts.

I would be interested to find out what your most reliable source is.