In our country, we are proud of saying we have the finest justice system in the world. In my opinion, we have a great foundation to build upon. That it is not perfect should be evident. I’m no lawyer, so I am relying on my own observations over seven decades of living the American dream….
Read moreSocialism? The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
First, the good aspects of socialism. Someone help me out here? I haven’t come up with anything. I’ve taken a look at Sweden since I heard socialism worked there. Well, it turns out their brief experiment in the 1970s and 1980s was a complete failure. Before they’d tried it, they were one of the richest…
Read moreNPR – Flying A False Banner
For those who don’t know, NPR is an acronym for National Public Radio. It was established in 1971 by an act of Congress. It is a publicly and privately funded non-profit, with most member stations owned by government entities, many of which are located in public universities. Their funding does not come directly from any…
Read moreThe Chick-fil-A Bill
Texas legislation was recently passed, which supporters say protects the moral practice of one’s religion. The law states it does not allow the government to take “any adverse action” against businesses, contractors, or individuals because of their religious beliefs. Liberal critics believe it would allow Christian-owned businesses to discriminate against the state’s LGBTQ community. I…
Read moreFlagrant Violation Of The 14th Amendment
It is often stated that in our legal system, the accused is “presumed innocent until proved guilty”. Many assume that wording is used within the 14th amendment to the Constitution. Actually, it is not. That specific wording is in The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, article 11, a United Nations document. The wording of the…
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