What was America intended to be? How would it’s founders have dealt with the problems it faces today? The founding fathers knew that tyranny has no expiration date. For this purpose, they gave us two swords to protect our freedom. Guns and words. They would not have allowed the tyranny of today to transpire. Here is my proof. If any of you would challenge me … Continue reading Founding Wisdom
Growing up I never thought for a second About what kept my feet upon the ground But when you’re built for something And it’s absent when you look around – That’s when you feel how heavy gravity can be It’s conflict in the air keeping you here It’s necessary for so many things in life But it’s crushing me, I fear – Being broken is … Continue reading Gravity
On July 25th, 2020 you ordered a statewide mask mandate. Minnesota State Law statute 609.735 states “A person whose identity is concealed by the person in a public place by means of a robe, mask, or other disguise, unless based on religious beliefs or incidental to amusement, entertainment, protection from weather, or medical treatment, is guilty of a misdemeanor.” Medical treatment means examination and treatment by … Continue reading Dear Governor Walz
I implore those of you who are Christians considering the state of our country to keep your eyes on the true moral and spiritual problems that it faces. I intend to speak on one of them today. We can get so many things right and none of it will matter in the eyes of a God that watches his people support the abortion of His … Continue reading LIFE!
Two timbers tied together, The wood is stained forever, How simple it may seem, To picture red beam upon beam, Streaks of crimson mark the grain, Never washed by the rain, A final breath atop the hill, The ‘Place of the Skull’ had it’s fill, The Prince of Darkness had his ways, He kept the Lamb of Light busy 3 days, The Savior’s mercy knows … Continue reading Blood
“Give me liberty or give me death!” – Patrick Henry Liberty /ˈlibərdē/ noun the state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one’s way of life, behavior, or political views. The Statue of Liberty In 1865, Edouard de Laboulaye, the French author and anti-slavery activist, proposed that the French build a statue and gift it to America in honor of … Continue reading The Death of Liberty
Supreme Court of the United States 1 First St NE Washington, DC 20543 7/27/20 Dear Honorable Justices Roberts, Ginsburg, Breyer, Sotomayor, and Kagan, With all due respect, how long has it been since you’ve read the Constitution of the United States of America? I had assumed individuals in your position referenced it often as it’s the foundation for the rule of law in our country. … Continue reading Letter to the US Supreme Court
Indoctrination noun the process of teaching a person or group to accept a set of beliefs uncritically. It’s all colleges in this country do. Indoctrinate. You’ll pick up enough occupational skills to learn the rest on the job, but for the most part, they’ll tell you how to think. At top colleges, liberal professors outnumber conservative ones 12 to 1. Is that a healthy, moderate … Continue reading Repeat After Me
The land of the free and the home of the brave. – Francis Scott Key Pandemic. – W.H.O.Its going to kill over 5 percent. – The MediaIts racist to say where it came from. – The MediaThey didn’t hide it for a month. – The MediaIts racist to ban travel from China! – The MediaStay at Home Order. – The Governor“We support the state decisions.” … Continue reading Baby Steps
Racism noun the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics or abilities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races. The “white privilege” theory is, by definition, racist. If you subscribe yourself to the notion that the individual and their own experiences hold less weight than the group you assign that person … Continue reading Class Identity & Racism
