Category Archives: Editorial

What are we fighting for? Or What will we be fighting for? It’s a question I am often asked, and a question I often ask myself. Perhaps it is what is needed in order to bring about the unity we … Continue reading →

Isn’t it surprising that no one is considering that voter fraud stole the 2012 election? Maybe because Romney is such a poor excuse for everything that makes America great. David DeGerolamo

I do judge people according to their actions and the Bible. Mostly I keep my “judgments” to myself. It is safe, less divisive and people really do not want to be judged even if the judgment is correct. Maybe that … Continue reading →

A sad commentary on water and pornography. David DeGerolamo

More… h/t Mary

MUNCIE, IN — IRS agents kicked off a new holiday tradition this week as they began nationwide canvassing of taxpayers’ homes, sliding down their chimneys in search of undeclared gifts worth $600 or more. Terrence Poole, Special Agent in Charge … Continue reading →

The color wheel is the symbol for 2030 Agenda which comprises of its 17 ‘Sustainable Development Goals’ that were adopted by the United Nations General Assembly, which it aims to promote across a variety of global actors such as governments, … Continue reading →

There is only one recourse now. Civil Disobedience Starts Here As COVID-19 cases increase, the Los Angeles County public health director is threatening – yes, that’s the right word – another indoor mask mandate. It’s a hob-nailed boot on the … Continue reading →

Consider that James A. Baker — formerly the FBI’s consigliere— was in that job at Twitter most of the time that Covid-19 was raging across the land. How much did he have to say about censoring the life-and-death information surrounding … Continue reading →

According to recent reports, the FBI is investigating similar attacks in Washington and Oregon in November. The Seattle Times reported that Puget Sound Energy, the Cowlitz County Public Utility District, and Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) have all said they are cooperating with … Continue reading →