Israel's cost to the American people estimated at $2 trillion and growing
If anyone wants to know why the government almost defaulted on its debt obligations over the summer they might want to start with its highly questionable commitment to Israel....read more
Christianity's many fatal flaws
I'm 58 years old at the time of this writing and can honestly say that there has never been a time in my life when I didn't believe that we come back as humans again after we die. I'll even go as far as to say I really don't have any doubt about it....read more
Barack Obama responsible for the era of the democratic dictatorship
I suspect that a lot of people in this country who already have health insurance through theirs or their spouse's employer might not really care about the government's plan to force people who don't have it to buy it. Well, I suggest that those people start to consider the ramifications of just exactly what Obama and his supporters in Congress are trying to do here.... read more
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Against Zero Odds: The farce of Sen. Scott Brown of Massachusetts
On the surface, we both appear to have a lot in common. We were both born in the 1950's, me in '53, him 6 years later. I grew up in Massachusetts. He grew up in Massachusetts. He claims to have been abused while growing up. I claim I was abused while growing up.... read more
Classic left over from 2008:
The final debunking of Christianity
If you listen to Christians in the United States you might come away with the impression that they're a persecuted lot. They'll point to things like the opposition to the displaying of the Ten Commandments in public buildings, the opposition to prayer in public schools, and attempts by others to remove references to God from our currency, etc... However, if you take a close look at the real picture what you'll see is that it's really the other way around. It's the Christians who go around trying to persecute everyone else all the time...read more
featured essay:
What you didn't know about American history
If someone asked you what you thought was the most significant event in American history, what do you think your response would be? Would you say the Revolutionary War? How about the Civil War? Slavery? World War One? World War Two? The struggle for civil rights?... read more