The Week in Radical Leftism, 4/3/2020 – the Happy News Edition!
Welcome back, everyone! Chateu D’ Bob has survived its fourth week of home schooling Little Bob, and we’ve been figuring out how to make lemonade out of lemons & are …
Welcome back, everyone! Chateu D’ Bob has survived its fourth week of home schooling Little Bob, and we’ve been figuring out how to make lemonade out of lemons & are …
I joined the military at 18, and having served 20 years I have seen a great part of the world we live in. Some of it was good, some …
Did you ever notice that pretty much everything is a recruitment tool for ISIS? Ever notice that disagreeing with Obama on anything helps ISIS? Ever notice that pretty much …
Remember learning about Venn diagrams in elementary school? Venn diagrams are the diagrams with intersecting circles. The circles represent different sets of things and the area where they intersect with …
After tragedies there is often a call for action – any action- regardless of how ineffective it might be. This week Wayne LaPierre of the NRA made a speech in …
I remember hearing once that in Shakespeare’s day the cumulative writings an educated person could be expected to encounter over the course of their lifetime was the equivalent one week’s worth of the New York Times. Today things are slightly different in that we get a week’s worth of the New York Times every week – whether we want it or not. In addition, thousands of times that volume of content is every day via print, broadcast and internet media. As such, anyone who doesn’t want to be overwhelmed to the point of becoming catatonic has to focus their attention on sources of news and information they perceive to be reliable, honest and accurate.