Yearly Archives: 2019

Those who pull the chains of our form of “capitalism” are getting wealthier and wealthier while we who vote for them get feel good placating while the knife slides home.

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) – After a heated discussion Monday afternoon, Roanoke city will not join the list of jurisdictions in our area that have passed resolutions to become 2nd Amendment Sanctuaries. WDBJ7 Photo At the end of about an hour of … Continue reading →

In his fourth book, “American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Regional Cultures in North America,” award-winning author Colin Woodard identifies 11 distinct cultures that have historically divided the US. “The country has been arguing about a lot of fundamental things lately … Continue reading →

A recent, highly disturbing story underlines that regime’s bottomless hunger for absolute control over its subjects’ attitudes and thoughts:      A man famously lauded as a “hero” in 2017 for fighting off terrorists on the London Bridge has been forced by … Continue reading →

As a diehard Colt fan and owner, to say I was surprised by this lower price 1911 would be an understatement. The features and extras that come on this 1911 out of the box as well as its overall quality … Continue reading →

PITTSBORO, N.C. — Who owns a century-old Confederate monument and who has the right to determine its future? That argument, which ended outside the Chatham County Courthouse last month with the statue removed, resumed inside on Monday. By 4 p.m., Superior Court Judge … Continue reading →

Dementia is a sad disease to watch. David DeGerolamo

You do not have to have a firearm to defend yourself as we saw in London. You do have to have the will to fight using whatever resources are available. If you do not have resources to fight, get some. … Continue reading →

The Washington Post Editorial Board. VIGILANTISM, WITH its alluring tingle of defiance and frontier justice, conjures a cinematic idea of American individualism. A similar impulse is at work among advocates of the so-called Second Amendment sanctuary movement, a trend in mainly rural … Continue reading →