Foundational Weapons For A Modern War
I sincerely hope we aren’t faced with another drawn-out farce masquerading as an actual election, although since many of you have already voted that may already be the case. Hopefully those early ballots aren’t currently burning in a drop box, or getting “misplaced” by our lethargic diligent, corrupt exceedingly trustworthy election officials. But if
My five-year-old and I walked briskly up the courthouse steps. I chose not to wear a jacket I’d have to take off at the security checkpoint, and I was unarmed because courthouses are afraid of the second amendment. As we stepped through the door I saw the icy stares on two security
The State of Alaska thinks we’re stupid. They might be right, but I think we’re just tired. I know I am. I’m tired of writing about elections. I’m tired of trying to wake people up to the massive fraud that took place in the last election, and I’m tired of warning people
Continue readingThe Great Land of Corruption: Alaska Goes All-In on Election Fraud
A Patient’s Bill of Rights was first adopted by the American Hospital Association in 1973. It was revised in 1992, and reinforced under the Affordable Care Act in 2010. The very first item usually listed on a hospital’s Patient’s Bill of Rights is some variation of the following: You have the right
When I was preparing to move to Alaska from Los Angeles in 1995, a friend of mine joked that he’d heard all of Alaska was run by the mob. I laughed it off at the time, but after 26 years I’m beginning to believe there’s some truth in that assessment. That opinion
The air hurts my face. An inch of ice has frozen several of my windows shut. I have two vehicles in the driveway that don’t want to start. The sun rose at 10:00am, and was gone by 4:00pm. It’s January, the most wonderful time of the year. Make a case for summer
Two weeks ago I was laying on the floor of my son’s room while reading him a bedtime story. We’d had wildfires all week, and the smoke outside was so thick it eliminated the horizon and even distorted our view of nearby trees. We had every window closed and the inside temperature