Baphomet in Virginia by Paula Weiss
UPDATE: According to the DesMoines Register, Mr. Cassidy has been charged as of yesterday, January 30, with a “hate crime” under Iowa law, as “felony third decree criminal mischief.” A […]
Book of the Month: Fearful Breakers by Janice Sebring
Janice Sebring’s debut novel is in the finest tradition of historical fiction. Her memorable characters face challenges to which even modern readers can relate. The backdrop of 17th century Cuba […]
Why Did the Super-Rich Go Marxist? by Daniel Jupp
They had a common enemy-the average citizen. When I was growing up the divisions between communism and capitalism were pretty simple ones. And they seemed simple for one obvious reason-the […]
Chained in Plato’s Cave: Welcome to the Cinema of Grand Illusions by Jeemes Akers
“Welcome to the Grand Illusion Come on in and see what’s happening Pay the price, get your tickets for the show … But don’t be fooled by the […]
The Absolute Minimalist BOB and the Basic BOB, by Doug Irvin
The minimalist Bug Out Bag (BOB) is something you can chuck into your trunk and forget about until needed. It is for the family member who is resistant to the […]
Can’t Get Enough of Those Drones by Jeemes Akers
“Chinese drones are among the most sophisticated in the world and probably only slightly behind US military drones which are generally not available for sale. Given their proven […]
The Eyes Have It by Daniel Jupp
Media, Search Engines, and the Power of a Gaze When we talk about the media we often do so in ways that don’t acknowledge the technological changes modern society has […]
Book of the Month: Prawnocuos Rising
Jeemes Akers, retired CIA analyst, businessman, lawyer, and former professor, brings you his first novel, which he describes as a “Christian techno-thriller” set in the not very distant future. It’s […]
The Importance of Disobedience by Janice Sebring
In 2020, governments around the world began locking down their populations in an effort to prevent the spread of a respiratory virus. Citizens complied initially, eager to do what they […]
China’s Achilles Heel by Jeemes Akers
“If there is to be a war [between China and the United States], it will not arise from Western outrage at human rights violations in Xinjiang, or Chinese […]