I have a voice archive
Category: Wising up
May 3, 2021
Preserving our freedoms
Jefferson in 1798: “It would be a dangerous delusion were a confidence in the men of our choice to silence our fears for the safety of our rights; that confidence is everywhere the parent of despotism—free government is founded in jealousy, and not in confidence; it is jealousy and not confidence which prescribes limited constitutions, […]
May 2, 2021
Temperature reconstructions and how they vary
Tim May has an interesting article on temperature reconstruction from Greenland ice cores up on WUWT. The article is interesting and reasonably understandable for those of us who casually follow climate science. There are two bits of the article I found particularly interesting, charting of the ice core testing results with average and historical markers […]
May 1, 2021
Is it really your business?
As creatures of society, we’re natural nosy and intrusive busy bodies. While there are laudable values in knowing what everyone else is doing (more able to help when help is truly needed), our native nature isn’t to good-hearted altruism. We gossip about everyone and everything. We have an opinion on everything and everyone. Seldom is […]
May 1, 2021
A deserved reputation
Remember President Trump’s interview with Leslie Stahl? Yeah, it sucks when the interviewee has to tape the interview and release it to get the real story out. Then there was the DeSantis interview . . . that totally sucked as well. Then there’s this, posted on PowerLineBlog.com. It appears 60 Minutes is being recognized as […]
April 29, 2021
Maricopa Audit
Have you been following the new on the Maricopa County Election Audit? Today the policies and procedures documents have been released. I’ve been reading through the documents and I have to say, I’m really disappointed. I freely admit that I’m anal nearly to the point of being OCD about some things. One of those things […]
April 15, 2021
Keeping history alive
This is awesome! Spectacular! Enlightening! Annual Veterans Tribute Teacher Turns Student Questions About ‘Saving Private Ryan’ Into Annual Veterans Tribute Virginia Allen / @Virginia_Allen5 / April 15, 2021 Norris Learner and his wife Beth talk with Veterans Heritage Project student Jacob Jones about Learner’s military service. (Photo: Barbara Hatch) Harrison Kessel was in eighth grade when he interviewed World […]
April 6, 2021
All things COVID
There was an excellent article in my feed today on COVID. I’ve seen so much disinformation and wrong-headed thinking. If you look at just the facts, a wholly different picture forms. Real Covid Facts You’re Not Allowed to Know Apr 6, 2021 by NewsWithViews 4.6.21 – News with Views “Real Covid Facts You’re Not Allowed to Know” […]
April 5, 2021
OMGosh! This is fabulous!
I’ve occasionally said (tongue in cheek) that illegal immigrants should be catapulted back over the border. We’ll be kind . . . we’ll even give them a parachute. This article has an even better plan! I love it! Time To Do That Which We Are Accused By Lindell Denham -April 5, 2021 Are you a ‘normal, […]
April 5, 2021
Why I support Judicial Watch
One of the foundations I support annually is Judicial Watch. They do really good things for our country and deserve every cent and more of the money I donate annually. This article is by Micah Morrison, chief investigative reporter for Judicial Watch. Judicial Watch at the Supreme Court: Fighting for Clean Elections Battles for clean […]
August 21, 2017
Advice to live by
OMGosh! I LOVE Jordan B. Peterson. I wish more professors were this quality. He is the antithesis of snowflake! I found a lot of value in this particular video, the Peterson edition in Evan Carmichael’s top ten series. I will be watching this video over. I think it’s just that valuable. I think it will […]
