• REPEAT THE PAST 2019

    BY CANDACE HARDIN LITTLEJOHN A along time ago, Thomas Jefferson and few of his like- minded colleagues got together in anger about taxation without representation, unfair laws and a monarch who wanted to control the liberty of those in the colonies far away from England. They wrote up a few words to express their wishes […]

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  • Injustice Personified

    I’m dumbstruck when I consider all the money authorized and wasted by the Republican controlled congress over the past two years, on the baseless Trump-Russia collusion fallacy when the low hanging fruit of the Clinton’s RICO reeking cabal that is Bill and Hillary’s self sustaining charitable foundation offers such low hanging fruit so ripe for […]

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  • Weekly Word Devotion

    Stephen A. Brown, Marketplace Ministries, inc. John Winthrop, Governor, Massachuetts Bay Colony, in a letter to his church, wrote, “We must delight in each other; make the conditions of others our own; rejoice together, mourn together, labor and suffer together as members of the same body, to keep unity in the bond of peace.” The lyrics of a […]

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  • America Reeling

    America is reeling under the continued onslaught and seemingly endless attacks on our culture, our traditions, our elections and our laws by the Marxists Democrat party. How is it one wonders, that each election where Democrat candidates fail to win, is deemed to be the fault of some Republican official or laid at the feet […]

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  • Firewood Tips from the Gilmer County UGA Extension Agent

    By: Eddie Ayers, County Extension Agent To me there is nothing more calming than sitting in front of a fire on a cold winter’s night. Gas is efficient and convenient, but it’s hard to replace the feeling of a wood fire. If you have fire burning devices, here are a few tips to keep in […]

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  • 07, Nov 2018 – And Nothing Really Has Changed

    5:00 am, 07 Nov 2018 – By now, most people are acquainted with national voting outcomes and realize there was no wave, Red or Blue and American politics will remain a mishmash. Democrats regained the House by 34, meaning two more years of stalemate. Republicans kept the Senate by increasing their hold there by three. […]

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  • Economic Miracles and a Tin-Pot Ego

    Seeing Obama back on the campaign trail and listening to his whining orotund nonsense about “his” economy whilst calling President Trump a “Tin-Pot Dictator,” requires at least a one page response from this observer. So, here it is: First, Obama’s legacy is fugacious. Obama, as an individual, could never amount to anything that would even […]

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  • GIVING TERRORISTS THE STORE

    GIVING TERRORISTS THE STORE   The United States’ patience with Iran is up against some really bad behavior of late.  Last week, Iran bombed two oil tankers, one from Norway, one from Japan, all carrying oil to US allies. They successfully shot down one US drone. They came very close to getting a rocket or […]

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  • Civil War: How do civil wars happen?

    A thought provoking perspective from the San Diego source / Worth a Peek. Civil War: How do civil wars happen? Dr. Jack Devere Minzey Two or more sides disagree on who runs the country. And they can’t settle the question through elections because they don’t even agree that elections are how you decide who’s in […]

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  • Weekly Word Devotion

    Continuing with John 14:6, Jesus said, “I am the way . . ” There is only one way to be physically born. Whether it’s in the womb or test tube, there has to be a natural union of a sperm and egg to produce birth. When Jesus said, “You must be born again…” (John 3:3), […]

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  • Weekly Word Devotion

    John 14:6, Jesus said, “I am the way . . .” If we say Jesus is the only way to God, we risk being labeled intolerant. When Larry King interviewed Billy Graham and his son Franklin, he asked them if Jesus was in fact the only way. Both replied YES, and explained that Jesus stated […]

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  • Just Cut it Out

    “Just Cut it Out” I was flabbergasted when I read a comment, by a CNN reporter of all people, who wrote: “the Mueller report looks bad for Obama.” It was an opposing opinion (Op-Ed) by Scott Jennings, who I presume may soon be looking for a new situation. The reason he said it is not […]

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  • CAN BILLIONAIRES STILL BUY BERNIE?

    CAN BILLIONAIRES STILL BUY BERNIE?   In Asheville, NC, a traditionally artsy town that was once home to many citizens of extremely old money, such as George Vanderbilt, a 2016 bumper sticker is still displayed on an SUV that said, “Billionaires Can’t Buy Bernie.” In 2016, Hillary Clinton carried the state in the primary, but […]

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  • “My, Oh My, What A Wonderful Day”

    “My, Oh My, What A Wonderful Day” “Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee-ay, My, oh my, what a wonderful day, plenty of sunshine headin’ our way, Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, zip-a-dee ay” … Brilliant sunshine as a matter of fact, as the Mueller Report will soon go into historic hibernation for future presidential scholars and doctoral students to pick over for their […]

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  • SIX DECADES OF CENSORSHIP

      SIX DECADES OF CENSORSHIP   More and more, it is coming to the light that the “free” press is pressured and controlled by the corporations that own the media. These corporations have most likely “bought and paid for” the candidate of their choosing and demand that the spin to always be in said politico’s […]

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  • What Did The Oscars Portend?

    What Did The Oscars Portend? The 2019 Oscars, in the final analysis, was the second lowest viewed Oscars event in it’s history. We know why. The movie industry no longer celebrates a positive America but dwells in revealing a racist America. The skinny little director, Spike Lee, in his plum purple suit, matching soft cloth […]

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