Foundational Weapons For A Modern War
I’ve been wrong about a lot of things in my life. I used to believe that Jesus was a crutch for weak-minded fools, abortion was a nice safety net for momentary slip ups, and pornography was no big deal. I like to think that post-salvation, I’ve corrected the navigational headings on all
Continue readingI Was Wrong: A War Writer’s Reflections On History
On my bucket list of future vacations, I used to list Washington D.C. near the top. I visited there once as a kid in the 1980s but couldn’t appreciate it at the time. As I grew older, and as my history nerdism reached new heights, I often dreamed of taking an extended
Continue readingStolen History: Regaining America’s Legacy From Traitors
We know it all. At least, we think we do. It doesn’t take long for most people to render an opinion on a topic, no matter how complex. Often we’ll latch onto the first impression presented to us – a shocking video, the latest news item circulating on social media, a provocative
Imagine a time when the American medical establishment was disinterested in science, with patients dying because doctors were hamstrung by misguided, deadly hospital protocols. In callous disregard to available facts, these administrators – self-assured in their intellectual superiority – watched while life-saving treatments were left untried, or worse, banned; the doctors who
Continue readingMedical Misinformation: What President Garfield Can Teach Us About Covid-19
“I am an essential worker,” the old man said as the soldiers took by the arms and removed him from the work detail. “Oh, you’re essential, eh,” the soldiers laughed. “I work for Oskar Schindler,” the man said growing concerned.“Oh, an essential worker for Oskar Schindler,” the soldiers mocked. “A one-armed Jew.
