As established in previous columns, the globalist managed to place people sympathetic to their world dominion view as presidential nominees of both major political parties for most of the last one hundred years allowing them to win the presidency no matter who was elected.  This has resulted in our having over 800 military bases to […]

Americans love their Constitution, but most of us probably don’t fully understand it. That became evident this week in major news stories. They both show that we may miss two important facts. First, most of the Constitution applies to all people within the borders of the United States, even if they are not citizens. Second, […]

When you live in a two-story stilt house, you actually have a three-story house. Since the bottom floor is nothing but 21 stilts and a slab, hearing strange noises under your home at 2 a.m. can be a stressful experience. If you live in the treetops of a remote neighborhood – trust me on this […]

The Red Hook section of Brooklyn has renamed a street “Seven in Heaven Way” to honor seven firefighters who died trying to rescue victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks at the World Trade Center. The street was given this new name because the men who died—Joseph Gullickson, Brian Cannizzaro, Salvatore Calabro, Thomas Kennedy, Patrick […]

For most of a hundred years no candidate for president obtained office without Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) approval.  In time most Americans came to realize that something was working behind the scenes without their interests as first consideration and that both major political parties reflected this something.  Initially no one could put their finger […]

The crack of the bat sent a tall popup skyward behind home plate. I was the catcher and staggered beneath that mile-high ball as it rushed earthward. I thrust my mitt up and made a lucky catch, the ball wedging itself between my mitt and my bare hand. That catch wrapped up the city title […]

Editor, From the Tampa Bay Times of Florida, Feb. 23, 2018: “Long awaited Clearwater Beach Garage bleeds money in its first year.  Data shows the city is in the red last year, spending $107,000 more than they brought in, bringing into question the decision to build the garage. “Consultants the city hired in 2014 to […]

With the first year of Trump’s presidency behind us and midterm elections fast approaching, progressive women are faced with the looming question of what comes next. How can we go beyond resistance to advance our progressive vision, especially in this difficult moment in history when the right is on the rise? This is a crucial […]