1. Cheryl Chumley: Democrats are Great for Republicans
2. Robert J. Marks: Top
Gun Maverick - Thrilling but Outdated by Today's AI
3. Steve Turley: Russia
and Roe are Crushing the Liberal World Order
4. Scott Powell: How The Declaration of
Independence Inspired George Washington's Underdog Army to Win
5. John Ellis: What Does Postmodernism Really
Amount to?
Democrats are Great for Republicans
Democrats - and don’t forget Rep. Liz Cheney - are giving
Republicans massive wind at their backs for both the midterms and the next
presidential election. It's not just inflation and supply chain problems that
are nipping at Democrats' heels. Those are significant; those present
major headaches for almost everybody in America. But it's also Democrat lunacy
that's showing as problematic at the polls. The socialists masquerading as Democrats in
the House are shoving forward a transgender bill of rights, with more than 80
cosponsors, no less, that would add to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 protections
for those who are born boys, but prefer to identify as girls, and for those who
are born girls, but prefer to identify as boys - and that would, therefore,
bring legal punishment upon anyone who chooses not to participate in the lie. [more...] Get Cheryl's New Bestselling
Book: LOCKDOWN: The Socialist Plan to Take Away Your Freedom
Top Gun Maverick - Thrilling but Outdated by
Today's AI
How realistic is the continued use of manned aircraft in light of today's technology?
How realistic is the continued use of manned aircraft in light
of today’s technology? Considering what today’s military drones can do, the
story premise of the new Top Gun is technically outdated. The
mission could be better executed by today’s drones, without risk of human life.
Instead of riding your horse to the restaurant during a lightning storm, drive
your Tesla or, better yet, get Uber Eats to deliver. Use the latest technology.
The latest technology in drones is impressive. Consider some of today’s
unmanned missile delivery systems... [more...] Get the new book by Dr. Marks: Non-Computable YOU.
Russia and Roe are Crushing the
Liberal World Order
By Steve Turley
We are witnessing history in the making; there's just no two
ways about it. We are amid one of the single most significant sea changes ever
to occur in political and economic history. Perhaps the most significant
alteration to the world order since World War I, and two events, more than any
other, punctuate this tectonic shift: Russia's invasion of Ukraine on the one
hand, and the Supreme Court's reversal of Roe v. Wade on the other. Simply
stated: Russia and Roe are changing the world like we never imagined possible
just months ago. [more...]
How The Declaration of Independence Inspired George Washington's
Underdog Army to Win
Deeply moved by the power of the Declaration’s words, George Washington ordered copies sent to all generals in the Continental Army
Most Americans celebrating the July 4 holiday don't
fully realize that the power of ideas in the Declaration of Independence was
the critical enabling factor for the Americans to win the War of Independence. As
we reflect on the meaning of July 4 this year, we should celebrate and take
heart that the same good ideas and principles - natural God-given rights - expressed
in the Declaration of Independence that inspired Washington - are as today as
they were then. With renewed courage, those who believe in these ideas will be
empowered to make good triumph over evil. [more...]
What Does Postmodernism Really Amount to?
Even its practitioners don't know.
If
you want to know what postmodernism is, or just what the word means, you don't
get much help from either its advocates or interpreters. Most words that label
theories bear some relation to their content: words like "evolution"
or "Communism" give you at least the beginning of an understanding of
what they are about. But words, like "modernism," that refer only to
an unspecified time have the drawback not only of omitting any kind of
descriptive content, but also of allowing the passage of time to make their
meaning increasingly uncertain. "Postmodernism" is doubly
uninformative, referring only to an unspecified period that came after a prior
time that is just as indeterminate. [more...]
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