Archive for March 2024
The Farm Chronicles: Tadpoles in the spring
Every spring in Ohio was like a new day dawning. The air had a crispness to it. It was warming up after a usual cold winter. The ground was soft and spongey from the heavy snow and abundant bone-chilling rain. There was always new birth. I remember holding lambs in my lap while sitting on…
Read MoreThe tyrannical disenfranchisement of your vote
To be perfectly clear: this Daily Jot is not meant to disrespect or demonize members of a political party. It is intended to expose what the leadership of that party historically has done, and is doing. If you are a member of this party, or only vote for candidates of this party, you might want…
Read MoreStupidocrisy: The prophecy clock and Iran
For nearly 20 years, I’ve been following the Iranian nuclear program and the United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency’s (IAEA) feckless attempts to prevent Iran from having nuclear weapons. Seems like every six months, the IAEA has had some statement that Iran is still enriching uranium, it’s not using it to produce nuclear weapons, there…
Read MoreThe lingering election thief
Democrats are once again gearing up for ineligible voters to sway the election in their favor. Attorney General Merrick Garland spoke at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Selma, Alabama March 3 and talked about how the right to vote is still under attack. He said, “It was under attack in the wake of the Civil War…
Read MoreTrue assembly of the saints
A friend recently confided in me. He said, “Because of my schedule, I often attend church online. I had missed a service and tuned in online. The pastor, who I highly regarded, preached a sermon about tithing. He essentially guilted the people about the money it takes to maintain the building, the church programs, and…
Read MoreThe American Chronicles: The Linda and Marty story
The beauty of America is found in its people. True Americans who embrace the ideal of America, which might be summed up in the words: God, family, and country. We share the ideals of freedom and equality, a live and let live creed, rugged individualism, commitment to community, goodwill to others, a strong work ethic.…
Read MoreA ruse by any other name
Donald Trump is a controversial figure. He stirs emotions, both pro and con. But when one examines what the Democratic Party and the administrative state/deep state are doing to him, there is a question that should come to mind to all: If they can do this to him, will they also do it to us?…
Read MoreStupidocrisy: Of Flakes and Fruit Loops
Biden Administration fiscal policies have driven inflation upwards of nearly 18%, according to the February 14 Consumer Price Index. This has prompted Fox Business news and the Republican House Conference to project that “Bidenomics” is costing the average American household about $1,019 per month more than when Biden took office. Even CBS News reported back…
Read MoreSCOTUS restores some justice
It wasn’t just the conservative members of the US Supreme Court who pulled the plug on the cesspool of Democratic Party weaponization of the legal system. the liberals on the court saw it plain as day, too. SCOTUS ruled 9-0 that states can’t remove a presidential candidate from the national ballot. In question was Section…
Read MoreYour designer clothing
Outward appearance is important to the world. People clamor for designer-brand clothing. I remember touring a jeans factory back in the 1980s and was surprised at how designer jeans were made. This factory made several popular “exclusive” brands that people were paying premium prices to wear. Funny how they were made by the same factory…
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