LA riots—Democrat propaganda vs hard truth

Violence erupted in LA after sweeping ICE raids targeted illegal immigrants. Protests quickly morphed into full-blown riots. Entire blocks in South LA. Compton, and Boyle Heights saw fires, vandalism, smashed vehicles, and outright assaults on police and bystanders. Flash-bangs echoed into the night. Tear gas was thick in the air. In one broadcast, Australian reporter…

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A prophetic Book Within the Book foretelling Messiah’s Return

Tucked away in the wilderness account of Numbers 10 is one of the most intriguing prophetic markers in all of Scripture—a “book within the Book.” It’s found in verses 35–36, right as the Israelites set out from Sinai under the divine guidance of the Shekhinah Cloud. But these two verses don’t just stand out for…

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Daily Jot Special Report: No Kings, No Truth, No Civility

Daily Jot Special Report–No Kings, No Truth, No Civility Once again, America wakes up to horrific headlines of bloodshed and violence. The cold-blooded assassination of Democratic Party Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband and shooting two others was truly an act of political terrorism. I want to be clear: The Daily Jot unequivocally…

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RVs, toilets and redemption

Driving our RV down Stone Chimney Road near Holden Beach, Chris and I weren’t exactly planning to be jolted into a roadside parable—but that’s exactly what happened. As we cruised along the edge of Supply, North Carolina, we came upon a row of toilets perched on a wall, each with mannequins sticking out like some…

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The fairy tale of Democratic Party democracy

Once upon a time, Democrats claimed to stand for the little guy, for civil rights, and for open government. Now it seems like a fairy tale. We are witnessing a coordinated push to undermine the will of the people, secure permanent control, and repackage authoritarianism as “progress.” The Left’s power grab didn’t start in the…

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Stupidocrisy: Giving in to fear of the flu

Big Pharma spends millions upon millions in fearmongering the elderly into taking their yearly flu vaccine. The Centers for Disease Control is complicit in backing up big pharma. Millions of elderly Americans roll up their sleeves for a flu shot, trusting that public health agencies like the CDC and NIH are steering them right. Yet…

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The troubling pattern of hate and politics

There’s a troubling pattern unfolding before our eyes—one that the mainstream media would rather ignore, and the political left pretends doesn’t exist. While Democrats and their allies repeatedly claim the moral high ground, accusing conservatives of promoting hate and extremism, they themselves are quietly (and sometimes boldly) normalizing violence through rhetoric, associations, and a double…

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The Pattern and Prophecy of Shavu’ot, Pentecost, and the Final Harvest

The biblical festival of Shavu’ot—also known as the Feast of Weeks—is one of the three pilgrimage festivals outlined in Scripture, concluding the 50-day Counting of the Omer that begins after Passover. First mentioned in Leviticus 23:15–16 as Yom HaBikkurim—the Day of Firstfruits—Shavu’ot was originally a thanksgiving offering for the early harvest. But like many appointed times in Scripture, its meaning goes deeper, revealing…

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American Chronicles: Wild Side Ride – Chincoteague Edition

Last year, Chris, our son Christian, his then-fiancée, now wife Claire, and I set up camp—well, let’s call it what it was, glamping—on Chincoteague Island, Virginia. It’s the kind of place where wild ponies roam free and locals still round them up once a year like something out of a children’s story. Because, well, it was a children’s…

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The Media’s Economic Gaslighting—Recession or Reality?

If you’ve been paying attention to mainstream media lately, you might think the U.S. economy is teetering on the edge of a cliff. With every headline screaming “recession,” it’s hard not to feel a sense of impending doom. Yet, a closer examination of the data reveals a much different picture—one that contradicts the narrative being…

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