That’s what hundreds of flooded-out residents of the North Carolina coastal communities are feeling, if not saying, as those absorbing, and caught by, the wrath of Hurricane FLORENCE are rescued by the “Cajun Navy.” A huge assist to police, fire, and military (Coast Guard and Army helicopter) personnel in serious, … read more
December 7, 1941, said President Roosevelt, was “a day that shall live in infamy.” And so was September 11, 2001. That savage attack, carried out by Islamic terrorists, was the day, as in 1941, when the United States of America lost its collective innocence. The three-location carnage on that September … read more
Today, is Patriot Day, just as it has been on this date for the last 16-years. Established to signify and remember the nation’s losses on September 11, 2001, the day America was savagely and destructively attacked, in New York City, in Washington, D.C., and in a rural farm field in … read more
The Deputy Chair of the Democratic National Committee, Minnesotan Keith Ellison, feels that our borders, the southern one in particular, represent an “injustice” to Mexican citizens, because it prevents free access to the United States; prevents the freedom to go back and forth across the border for work, among those … read more
Good heavens, when will all of this nonsense stop? Given the very real societal upheaval and damage done to the fabric of our country through the concerted efforts, during the 2008-2016 time-frame, it may not. Regrettably, it’s not only possible that the damage-generating nonsense may not cease, it may get … read more
