Yearly Archives: 2015

S.E. Cupp breaks down on-air after gay marriage ruling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uPuM-SVURA I disagree with S.E. Cupp’s conclusions. I don’t mind being a “relic” for following the Bible. Romans 1 is clear: homosexuality is a sin. We can either submit to God … Continue reading →

Friend — Excited about today’s Supreme Court ruling? Me too. This morning the Supreme Court ruled that discriminatory, anti-gay marriage bans across the country violated the Constitution, and struck them down. All of them. Make no mistake — we’re here … Continue reading →

Memphis Mayor A.C. Wharton wants to dig up the bodies of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest and his wife and remove them from a city park in the latest and perhaps most despicable example of the anti-Southern cleansing spreading across … Continue reading →

The Parish Church of St. Helena will replace Confederate battle flags decorating soldiers’ graves with a different Confederate flag in response to last week’s massacre in Charleston, the church’s pastor said in a parish newsletter. The Rev. Jeffrey Miller wrote … Continue reading →

I attended the Spring PATCON in Tarboro this year which resulted in a personal epiphany. A question was posed to the audience: how many people believed there was a political solution to our nation’s problems? Not only did no one believe … Continue reading →

In a long-sought victory for the gay rights movement, the Supreme Court ruled on Friday that the Constitution guarantees a nationwide right to same-sex marriage. The 5-to-4 decision, the culmination of decades of litigation and activism, came against the backdrop … Continue reading →

Six months after the massacre at Charlie Hebdo that left 12 dead in Paris, France was hit by what looks to be another terrorist attack on Friday. According to multiple reports, two men drove a car into the entrance of … Continue reading →

Second Cherokee Mounted Rifles 1862 This flag was first presented to Chief John Ross by Commissioner Albert Pike in 1861, and in 1862 became the first national flag ever carried by Cherokee troops in combat under the command of Colonel … Continue reading →

In the days since a tragic shooting killed nine parishioners at a Charleston, S.C., church, national media outlets have seized on a peripheral conversation about the display of a Confederate flag near the state’s Capitol building. Several reports surfaced Wednesday, … Continue reading →

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Black Live Mater Vandals have targeted monuments dedicated to the leaders and soldiers of the Confederacy, painting the slogan “Black lives matter” on memorials in a half-dozen states where the landmarks stand tall in parks and outside government buildings. The … Continue reading →

I have never done anything like this before.  Ever since I started The Economic Collapse Blog in late 2009, I have never issued any kind of “red alert” for any specific period of time.  As an attorney, I was trained … Continue reading →