This is the title of the Jan. 2015 (Vol. 44 No. 1) issue of Hillsdale College’s Imprimis.  In it Wall Street Journal Editorial Board Member, Jason L. Riley, delivers a hugely compelling argument everyone in the U.S. should read. continue reading »

The commonly used name for this health insurance revolution is just the tip of this iceberg of lies starting with it’s namesake having taken a phoney name himself to cover his past.  But that’s another story for another day.  This particular story is most pressing right now, enough so that I’ve put off getting older stories posted at the moment.  The bottom line: brace yourself for a possible severe federal income tax fine if you are enrolled in O-care. continue reading »

For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord. For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts
Isaiah 55:8-9

I need this to resonate in my head each day when I wake up.

Most trials and difficulties in life aren’t really brain surgery.  Once in a while, it really is.

Modern Miracles, what a mouthful, right?  What do those two words evoke when you see or hear them?  In this day often our thoughts move directly to technology, especially related to micro evolution that surrounds us.  One thing that comes to mind is a recent development of tiny robotic machines that could one day traverse our veins and spy on health issues.  Dare we imagine?  How about a cure for cancer, or AIDs or other such plagues against our bodies?  How about just eliminating the common cold as we nearly have smallpox?  That one I’d like to see. continue reading »