I remember reading that Thomas Crooks had traveled to Washington, DC not long before his assassination attempt. Cell phone records were able to identify a specific office building there he apparently visited. Why have we not heard more about this? The widow of Corey Comperatore says she has reason to […]
Month: July 2026
Thoughts On Religious Liberty
Excellent, brief analysis:
County School System Again Trying To Squeeze More From The Taxpayer
Fox 8 reports they are asking for more money from the Guilford Board of County Commissioners even though the county budget was only passed a couple of weeks ago. By my recollection, the county commissioners do not have ready access to the county schools system’s finances. They are not able […]
Media Lied About Trump
They were trying to protect us from some imaginary characteristics they represented would cause massive harm. In fact, Trump is not perfect, and some of his decisions have been mistaken. However, these mistakes are in completely different areas than whatever the media was trying to gaslight. Of course, the legacy […]
The Re-emergence Of Nuclear Power
I remember Three Mile Island. I was in my late teen years during college working in a pharmacy; and I remember the wife of the pharmacy’s owner coming into the store distraught with fear because of the media’s reporting. I also remember activists in the New York area trying to […]
Senator Bill Cassidy Is A Scoundrel
He is essentially advocating that traditional public health ethics be abandoned. What is particularly outrageous is that he is a physician. I wonder if he went into politics to escape clinical practice, and thereby “cash in” by becoming Big Pharma’s attack dog: This hearing sure did give us a lot […]
Trump’s Address Thursday Night
He has already foreshadowed that it will somehow be related to elections. While some of us are disappointed with certain aspects of this presidency, I will be eagerly awaiting this address to see what he has to say:
Data Centers 101
AI data centers have been discussed in Stokes, Forsyth, Davidson and Alamance counties recently. It is a matter that arouses passions. Here is a good interview on the topic that provides context and dispels misconceptions, at least to some extent:
James Talarico’s Embrace Of Islam
Remain mindful that he is the socialist candidate for US Senate in Texas; and that he has attended a Presbyterian Church USA seminary. His worldview is, in fact, universalism:
The Economy Is Changing, Part 2
The credentialed class with advanced degrees is seeing earnings fall and job opportunities vanish; while the blue collar class is ascendant. Blame AI, at least in part: