Franklin Roosevelt stated May 16, 1940: “We have seen the treacherous use of the ‘fifth column’ by which persons supposed to be peaceful visitors were actually a part of an enemy unit of occupation.” Franklin Roosevelt described the “fifth column” tactics, Dec. 29, 1940: “Their secret emissaries … seek to stir up … dissension to … Continue reading The Fifth Column
Don’t Conform
We are inundated daily with ads and commercials that project what the world sees as "perfect" or "right" or "complete" and especially politically correct. Signs and billboards, TV, movies, magazines, newspapers, online and offline, they are wherever we look in our daily life. It's the stuff we need to train ourselves to immediately ignore, look … Continue reading Don’t Conform
Good News
Hardly anything the mainstream media puts out is actually good news. Perhaps part of the problem is you can't trust ANY of their news to be actual facts. But Gary Bauer of American Values said this in his End of Day Report: The Great Recession is finally in the rear-view mirror. Our economy is growing … Continue reading Good News
The Past
If you're among the politically correct minions, you probably believe that people's past should NEVER be forgotten – and certainly not forgiven, and people NEVER change, no matter what. The recent news that Harvard, that prestigious, elite institution of higher education, has rescinded Kyle Kashuv's acceptance because of comments he made as a 16-year-old student … Continue reading The Past
A Father’s Influence
John Adams, signer of the Declaration of Independence and America's second President, was the father of six children. During the War for Independence he spent much time in public service and away from his family. Not wanting to neglect his children, he and Abigail Adams wrote letters to each other about how the children's education … Continue reading A Father’s Influence
Life
Life is what happens when you're making plans. No one-- Christian, Jew, Muslim, atheist-- no one is immune to the trials and tribulations common to the Human Race. We all make plans. We all have hopes and dreams for the future, often based on what is happening at the current time, whether they look promising … Continue reading Life
Sanctuary Sickness
Legislation signed into law by Gov. Jared Polis makes it more difficult for Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to apprehend suspected illegal immigrants. Polis signed House Bill 1124 on Tuesday. The new law bars local law enforcement from arresting or detaining a suspected illegal alien on the basis of an ICE request. The legislation also … Continue reading Sanctuary Sickness
Heartbeat? No, “Embryonic Pulsing”
June 29th the New York Times ran a report on the state of Louisiana passing a restrictive law on abortion, which bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is felt. But the Times has decided that Americans don't know of which they speak: That's not a heartbeat that starts up in a fetus at about 6 … Continue reading Heartbeat? No, “Embryonic Pulsing”
Duke it Out?
On Sunday, Baltimore Mayor Jack Young said placing gunslingers in a boxing ring to duke it out and settle their “beefs” could work as a way to help reduce gun violence. With all due respect, Mayor Young, this is the silliest idea since Oakland U. in Michigan distributed hockey pucks to faculty and students to … Continue reading Duke it Out?
Hope for America
Jesse Lee Peterson – host of “The Fallen State” TV show on WND-TV – is the most courageous, outspoken critic of the "civil rights" establishment in America today. Raised without his father on a plantation near Tuskegee, Alabama, during the Jim Crow era, Peterson has lived a part of America's history few have experienced. After … Continue reading Hope for America
THE RIGHT RENDITION 