The Law as a Weapon: Jesus, the Pharisees, and Modern Tyranny (800 words)
Governed by Law, Not Ruled by It Laws are meant to govern, not to rule. They set boundaries, maintain order,…
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THE GREAT GASLIGHT: HOW AMERICA IS PROGRAMMED TO BELIEVE THEIR “LYING EYES AND EARS” — PART I (1100 words)
PART I OF III – The Great American Gaslight A. The Playbook – How Gaslighting Works Warnings, Warnings, Warnings: the…
BAD WATER AND LIVING WATER: We live in a world of dangerous waters in more ways than one (1000 words)
In Scripture, water is either a barrier to overcome, a judgment to endure, or a gift to receive. The Old…
Document 6: A Witness to Revolution: The Declaration of Independence’s Defiant Leap
Document 5 on our path to the Founding of the American Republic was Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense.” But, Document 6…
Fortune May Favor the Bold, but Fortune Controls Action After the Decision
It is said that fortune favors the bold with other variations favoring the strong and the brave. But, there is…
My Dearest and Only Contributor
Today, my wife, Diane, has joined my website as a contributor. Posting whatever she wants, whatever she wishes, and whatever…
Old Lawyer Saying. Today, I throw you a bone. Gnaw on it a bit, and know the value of saying no.
“You make more money on the cases you decline, not the cases you take.” Looks like Warren Buffett was inspired…
Abe Lincoln on the Rule of Law and Why it is critical to the preservation of our union, liberty, and freedom.
Some express disdain for my strong attachment and adherence to the rule of law. Well, when I am in agreement…
Subsidiary of the government-run British National Health Service has decided to bar obese patients and smokers from undgergoing hip and knee operations.
A story from Forbes’ Magazine. Admittedly pro-business, but objective and factually based. If you’ve been concerned about the fate of…
“Even This Shall Pass Away” by Theodore Tilton as read by Thomas O’Bedlam
Poetry once so much a part of our lives as students seems to have taken a back seat to the…