Monthly Archives: December 2019

The Roman Emperor Commodus, who ruled for many years during the Pax Romana, is a great lesson why that “greats” never fully sleep. He enjoyed the benefits of having a cult like following, along with a knack at the dictatorial … Continue reading →

Most of my postings have some inspiration or purpose behind them. I often can gleam some lesson from a historical happening or a media worthy event. It makes it easy. But digging around; I noticed that this day in history … Continue reading →

***Re-blog from Gunner Q. Its Sunday and I didnt have any spare articles. Two takeaways: (1) Is this the results of having tangled alliances? (2) Why do we keep dealing with the country that supplied a large portion of the … Continue reading →

Originally posted on WINTERY KNIGHT:
James White asks: does the Bible apply to black women? I don’t like Calvinist theologian James White at all, but at least he’s willing to defend the moral teachings of the Bible against the woke…

An old news story “bit” me the other day. It was regarding the Thomas Ball’s suicide. It was something I had read about due to the coverage on independent outlets like FreeKeene.com. It was notable due to the way that … Continue reading →

Most people that get to know me, know my attitude about drugs. I dont like them but I think that most drug crimes are victimless crimes. (Burglary is still burglary. Murder is murder. Vandalism is vandalism, no matter why you … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Rob Says:
As 2019 draws to a close and Christmas is here, I tend to get a bit introspective. Don’t worry, I’m going to save my “Things from 2019” post for New Year’s. Today I want to…

Although I never call the Sound of Music a Christmas movie; I enjoyed the song My Favorite Things. Some of the things sound appealing. For some reason the other day I had been pondering some of the things that I … Continue reading →

Back in the day, when the sun never stopped shining on us, I had always found a reason to sneak out of work. It seemed like the party never ended. I had found a decent outlet, outside of drinking, to … Continue reading →

I had someone online mention the perils of marrying a servicemember. I had heard a few horror stories about both parties that had stuck with me. For starters; the vast majority of those were wound up 18 and 19-year olds, … Continue reading →