The state of Washington is considering opening up involuntary detention camps and isolation of those with COVID or suspected of having COVID. Of course the government says it isn't so. Please read this article. Part of which says: On page 176 of the 308 statutory pages revised in 2003, one finds this: Sec. 222. RCW … Continue reading COVID Camps?
A Winning Attitude
In the Worthy Brief devotion this morning, it encouraged us to be sure to not let ourselves develop a defeatist attitude: 1 John 5:4 "For whatever is born of God overcomes the world. And this is the victory that has overcome the world--our faith." As we are entering some of the most turbulent times in … Continue reading A Winning Attitude
America’s Judgment
Most of our government has gone completely rogue and taken a large part of the medical industry with it, but this study out of Denmark, I believe, blows the entire thing out of the water, and exposes the true nature of the vaccines. God help us. I remember when they started giving the vaccines someone … Continue reading America’s Judgment
Location, Location, Location
That famous mantra of real estate agents - "location, location, location" - has been around a long time. Whether business or home, the location matters. Close to high traffic areas for businesses, close to schools or groceries for homes (for some people); but it also entails getting into a neighborhood that's considered safe and away … Continue reading Location, Location, Location
I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day
By Philip Reynolds The Daily Signal The winter of 1863 was a grim one for American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow—it was a grim one for the entire country. The Civil War had been raging for two years. Communities across the nation lay blanketed in an aching grief. Like years previous, Christmas had come. But it’s … Continue reading I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day
Bubble Lights
Christmas on the farm always arrived in great anticipation for me and my brothers. I don't think any of us realized until we moved away from the farm just how dirt poor we really were! I dare say that all of us wouldn't trade those years for anything. We often had cousins visit to whom … Continue reading Bubble Lights
A Texas Christmas
60 years ago Hurricane Carla ravaged the Texas coast, and at one point, in the gulf, was a Category 5 hurricane with winds reaching 175 miles per hour on the morning of September 11, 1961. Just before it hit the coast, the wind speeds dropped to 145. It glanced off of Mexico and continued up … Continue reading A Texas Christmas
Christmas Thoughts
I can't believe it's 2 days before Christmas!! Where did December go? Where did 2021 go?? As a kid growing up on a farm with two older brothers, a dog or two, several cats, milk cows, sheep, a couple of ponies, and a go cart, I didn't know we were dirt poor. I don't think … Continue reading Christmas Thoughts
An Omicron Christmas?
"We have now clear, clear evidence of collusion by senior government officials to suppress scientific discussion and debate about one of the most crucial issues that we’ve addressed over the last two years, which is whether or not lockdowns make sense," Malone said. "And the data are overwhelming. They don't." And, he continued, "the worst … Continue reading An Omicron Christmas?
Clutter
A couple of men were taking their lunch break on the construction site, and as the younger man opened his lunch, he declared "Oh, no, bologna sandwich again!" After this scene was repeated for about 3 days in a row, the older man said "Hey, if you don't like bologna sandwiches ask your wife to … Continue reading Clutter
THE RIGHT RENDITION 