Eleuthera is an island in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. The beaches are beautiful, the people are friendly and the government is corrupt. We returned from there recently, and I thought I’d share a few memories, and I’ll go day-by-day until the point where our travelling party is settled in.…
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After all this is over…
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I’m not sure what things will look like on the other side of this, but I am confident that after this season of hidden things being exposed, we will be stronger for it. People who you thought you could trust to the end have been revealed to be two dimensional…
Gab is the ONLY Free Speech Network
That may be, but GabTV is not poised to replace Rumble, let alone YouTube. At least not yet. Right now Gab is focused on growing and adding in GabPay and the Marketplace. Once that is in place, and local buying and selling is included, video needs to be the next…
Ladies, Gentlemen, all of the remaining identities too numerous to count, I present to you a dangerous domestic terrorist
I do hope this doesn’t cause you years of professional therapy.
Has your employer given you an exemption form to sign and return?
My dad is in his mid 70’s and drives a school bus to supplement his retirement. He came home today with an exemption form from the school district in order to continue to work without a mask or vaccine and this exemption is supposed to be turned in within the…
The Wussification We Did To Ourselves
I watched my single mom neighbor race down the sidewalk to meet her two boys at the school bus stop, holding her umbrella so they wouldn’t get wet after their half a block walk home. This same mom was yelling at one of them last week because she caught him…
Decisional regeneration is heresy
My pattern of writing has been to place anything shorter into Gab and anything longer into this blog with a link to it placed in Gab. Today, I wrote a post in Gab and I will be linking to it in this blog post. The title of this post is…
It’s funny how something like a little case of COVID can interrupt your momentum
That’s right. I’ve joined the club of those with naturally-produced antibodies. Before this, I was starting to pick up momentum. If I had something short and pithy, it would be posted to Gab. If it got a little long, I would start to weigh it out and perhaps it would…
A day of infamy
On This Day in 1989: The Tiananmen Square Massacre took place in Beijing when thousands of students were slaughtered by the Chinese “People’s Liberation Army.” No remembrances are allowed in Communist China, but the rest of the world must never forget. I remember the scene well, as students had learned…
The Faithfulness of God as seen through the Faithfulness of Christian Mothers
Our church was packed this morning as we celebrated our risen savior and remembered the mothers and grandmothers who pointed us to him. A biographical look at Timothy was the sermon, and it was shown that his father was an unbelieving Greek man. His mother, Eunice, and grandmother, Lois, are…