Tag: wars
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Yeah…Let’s Talk about “Proportionality.”
by Joan Swirsky, ©2025 (Jul. 2, 2025) — Not long ago, I ran into a long-lost acquaintance who always assumed––always incorrectly––that I was simpatico with her leftist leanings. Maybe it was my long hair or dangling earrings or that I liked to listen to Joe Cocker. I remembered that she always appeared distressed, not because…
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Talk is Cheap (RR)
by Roving Reporter, ©2025 (Mar. 5, 2025) — “He Ain’t Heavy” (4:17) “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to ‘The Pulse of the Nation,’ the place to hear it here first. Professor Wert will be our featured guest to hawk his latest book, ‘Once Upon a Time,’ a book about comparing what life was like in the United States…
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Save America First and the World Later
by Jeff Crouere, Ringside Politics, ©2024 (Sep. 29, 2024) — On every airplane before departure, flight attendants share important safety protocols with passengers. For example, “Should an emergency situation occur, you need to put your own oxygen mask on first before attempting to help those around you.” Of course, this warning is not selfish, but…
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We Are in the Middle of the Biggest WAR in History – Will We Survive It?
“THE MOST EFFECTIVE AND DEADLY ATTACK ON AMERICA IN OUR HISTORY” by Dr. Laurie Roth, ©2014 (Feb. 28, 2014) — Obama and the progressives have shredded our national flesh and skin down to the exposed bone. We now look like a staggering Zombie with chunks of tendons hanging everywhere, dripping and splattering blood as we…
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Exclusive: The Reasons Behind the Truckers’ Ride to DC, Part 1 pb
“PEOPLE REALLY, REALLY NEED TO WAKE UP” by Sharon Rondeau (Oct. 9, 2013) — On Tuesday evening, The Post & Email spoke with the founder of the idea for a mass convergence of tractor-trailer drivers on Washington, DC over the upcoming three-day weekend of October 11, 12 and 13. Four days after an initial Facebook…
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The Fall and the Rise of Bradley Manning
RESISTING AND EXPOSING THE CULTURE OF DEATH by Doretta Wildes, ©2013, blogging at DorettaWildes (May 3, 2013) — An Episcopal priest, a friend of mine, recently lent me a copy of a book from his personal library. I knew it was a special book at once, because he told me that it aligned with his…