Civility and decency is dying in this nation – that’s not news. But this past weekend saw that fact revealed in new, and to my mind hideous, ways. Not since the murder of Charlie Kirk have we seen the ugliness that hides just below the surface…
The modern age loves to remind us to be true to ourselves, to be “authentic.” This often ends up being said when people want to do or act outside of the norm. “I know I should get a job, but I’m an artist, I must express myself,” for example.…
Back when I lived a few miles from Hollywood I noticed an interesting thing every spring for the last several years I was there. Students were out “filming” school projects. I asked around a bit and apparently they were permitted to submit a…
We’ve seen good Americans and bad Americans. As the political power in this nation derives from the people, so too does its civility and incivility, its nice or not nice status, its morality or lack thereof, its goodness or evil. America is us…
Yesterday I noted that America is fundamentally the same as it was 50 years ago, yet the national anniversary celebrations are quite different, this celebraqtion being quite muted compared to the last. I noted that the biggest historical…
The Washington Times carried a piece this week about proposed rules changes at EPA over understanding the Clean Air Act. It is stultifying and I spent my professional life dealing with those rules among others. Here is the meat of the matter:…
Few questions have baffled my generation more than, “How did a devil like Hitler get power to begin with?” We are the right age to have heard all about WWII from those that lived it, but also to have witnessed the great liberalization of the…
Iran has lost the war on a military level. Unquestionably. But there is a lot more to winning a war than simply crushing the military. For example, Japan had many soldiers on remote Pacific Islands than continued to fight WWII long after it…
We live in a consumeristic society. If you asked me what was the biggest problem the church in America faces, it is that we consume church instead of join it – we go to be entertained instead of to be improved. And many churches, needing…
British Labour PM Keir Starmer is stepping down after just two years. Britain is in a shambles, but I have not followed the mess closely enough to get into the details. What’s interesting is his resignation speech. He is attempting to set a…
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