What We Owe to Bertha von Suttner
Bertha von Suttner's novel "Ground Arms," or "Lay Down Your Arms," was widely described as the "Uncle Tom's Cabin" of war abolition.
The 14 Biggest Lies of 2011
But every year there are a select few lies offered here and out on the world stage that stand out. They are the big lies that have defined our times.
Springtime for Toxics
Hat makers no longer use mercury (and who wears hats these days?), but a lot of mercury gets into the atmosphere from old coal-burning power plants that lack modern pollution…
Who Would Jesus Vote For?
The relationship of religion and politics has been fraught with controversy since America's founding.
Hurt Obama, don’t hire
In a rambling letter titled “Call For A Strike of American Small Businesses Against The Movement for Global Socialism,”
Life’s Outtakes: A Relative Disaster
The church bulletin carried a notice for a genealogy class that was going to be offered in our local community.
Senator Udall on Balanced Budget Amendment
we need to combine budget cuts with comprehensive reforms to our tax code and entitlement programs.
Mt. Rushmore After Dark, a conversation of patriots
Roosevelt, Lincoln, Jefferson and Washington on the current state of politics in America.
The War that will kill the dollar
A war-mongering U.S. government could be less than 18 months away from decimating the last 5% of value left in the dollar,
Is the US becoming a Nazi state
It's a well-documented fact that IBM assisted in the Nazi's Final Solution.