Foundational Weapons For A Modern War
Vince Guerra is a writer, homeschool father, and author of modern war books. He writes about the hidden history modern textboks have cancelled away, reinforcing foundational truths to confront our current battles.
Thousands of fans packed the stadium to watch the January football game. Just before the first break, with one team enjoying a one-score lead, a hush fell over the crowd. A player had suddenly collapsed on the field. Trainers and emergency medical technicians rushed out and performed CPR for several minutes trying
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You’ve likely seen an image of the Declaration of Independence. Have you ever studied the signatures at the bottom? We have a copy on a wall in our home and I look at it often. I used to think signing that document was a no-brainer for those guys. In my naivety I
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“When you enter his chamber, you must stand perfectly still with your hands by your side and wait for him to acknowledge you.” “I can do that,” Trajan said as Humperdink’s aides walked him through the castle. They passed another pair of palace guards who made eye contact with Trajan. “Blasted Guilderian,”
“Surely you can dispense with the restraints at this point, Kadir, my friend?” “Spare me the sweet talk, Archard. I know you too well.” Kadir turned to Quidest. “The only thing faster than that sword of his is the incessant yapping of his mouth. Besides,” he sat and pulled off his hat,
Chapter 10 A Counsel of Roberts’ (continued…) Several days later the ship crossed into New Florinese waters. “It’s time,” Westley said to Inigo as the others watched and the deckhands pretended to work while craning their necks to see. Inigo crossed his arms and leaned his back against the mast, his downturned
“Since tyranny is satanic, not to resist is to resist God. To resist tyranny is to honor God.” – Francis Schaeffer: A Christian Manifesto The bummer about clichés is that they’re almost always true. It feels trite to say, “Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it,” but that’s
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“There now, have a rest,” Westley said, helping Trajan into a sitting position on the bed. “I don’t want to impose on anyone. I’m quite alright to continue on.” “Perhaps, but there are logistical matters. Inigo, how about it?” “He, logistics?” A voice came from the doorway. “Did you not see the