Diabolical- by Charlotte Martin
WOW! So much has happened AROUND THE GLOBE this past month that it is really hard to keep up, but there clearly is a war on farmers, not just in America but AROUND THE GLOBE….
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“Where Did All the Children Go?”: Part 25 – By Charlotte Martin
The BIG QUESTION people are asking NOW is “Where did all the grownups go?”. This is something fairly new that has been happening for a year or so. They have already given it a name…
Conformity, or Else: Crushing Free Speech – by Jim Bratten
Jack Del Rio is the assistant defensive coordinator for the Washington Commanders, the politically correct NFL franchise that caved to a name change (from the Redskins) because Deep State Leftists, Hollywood entertainers, and Roger Goodell…
Quick Takes – by Jim Bratten
The Fear Factor Cheryl Chumley of The Washington Times explains the benefit of fear for Democrats: “Fear was the entire driving force behind so much of the government’s overreach and of the American citizen’s willingness…
Flag Day – by Jim Bratten
Tomorrow, June 14, is Flag Day, the day our nation celebrates the birth of the “Stars and Stripes,” our national banner. During the War for Independence, the Marine Committee of the Second Continental Congress, meeting…
‘Pride’ Month – by Jim Bratten
General Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, delivered the commencement address to graduating West Point Military Academy cadets on May 21. Milley warned them to expect “revolutionary changes” in the U.S. Army…
Operation Overlord – by Jim Bratten
On the 40th Anniversary of D-Day, officially coded “Operation Overlord,” President Ronald Reagan spoke atop the cliffs of Pointe du Hoc, which overlooks one landing site of American forces on June 6, 1944 – a…
The Big Wave – by Charlotte Martin
Years ago, I went on an 8-day white water rafting trip with friends. We drove to Grand Junction, CO in 18-wheelers, then flew in a small plane that landed on top of a mountain in…
“Where Did All the Children Go?”: Part 24 – by Charlotte Martin
When I started writing this series, I planned on doing only 12 parts, like the first series I did shining a spotlight on grief illiteracy with the help of Rev. Henry M. White (author of…
A Parent’s Quandary – by Richard Moss, MD
It was a routine and predictable enough event in the life of a parent, one that should not have been too taxing to one’s equilibrium or balance of emotions, and yet there it was: for…