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Part 2 – Rearview Clarity: When the Truth Finally Catches Up By Michael StevensWord Count: 1,073 Lessons from History, Patterns in Power Series Recap In Part One, we tracked a pattern of silenced truths — concealed, delayed, and denied by those in power. Part Two now looks deeper, through Scripture…
The Seas RememberMarch 26, 2025 – 400 words – 2 min read We forgot what freedom of the seas means. For 80 years, it just worked. The U.S. Navy kept it that way, as did a few allies. Trade moved, grain got delivered, and markets stayed steady. No one thought…
Let’s stop pretending the “Russia problem” is some brand-new crisis. This headache has been brewing for centuries. Russia has been invaded by Napoleon, the Kaiser, and Hitler, and each time, it ended the same way—millions of dead Russians and an even bigger grudge against the West. In World War I,…
PART I OF III – The Great American Gaslight A. The Playbook – How Gaslighting Works Warnings, Warnings, Warnings: the Global Psyops That Have Controlled You for Years B. The Modern Machinery – Shaping Perception Hillary Clinton’s Blackberry – She Watched. She Knew. She Lied. The Whistleblowers Who Shattered Illusions…
Eastern Europe—Ukraine and Russia—has long been a battleground of suffering. Its history is written in blood, shaped by conquest, oppression, and betrayal. The horrors of Nazi Germany and Stalin’s regime did not create this cycle of destruction—they merely intensified what was already there. This is a land where war, famine,…
China steals. Always has. Always will. Chinese buyers are bypassing U.S. export restrictions to obtain Nvidia’s latest AI chips, underscoring the challenge for the Trump administration in restricting advanced American technology. Traders route Blackwell-equipped computing systems through third parties in nearby regions, with some promising delivery in six weeks. These…
For months, intelligence warnings have sounded the alarm that Iran isn’t just inching toward a nuclear weapon; it’s racing for one. New intelligence suggests Tehran is skipping steps, fast-tracking a crude but functional bomb. If true, Iran could have a working weapon in months, not years (NYT). The urgency isn’t…
Today’s Bible Trundle comes in response to the news from Syria. 350 words. The atrocities in Syria are indisputable. But that is nothing new. As I absorbed this darkness, I noticed the Bible App delivering daily verses on love. At first, I skimmed over them, treating them as background noise—a…
This is satire, which means it is probably not funny, but I wanted to play on being in the room where it happened—or should we say nothing new happened? Bob Seger once crooned, “There are some things I wish I didn’t know now that I didn’t know then.” This might…
I am no fan of Putin or Russia, but the facts are the facts and can help explain the reasons behind Russian aggression in Europe. I briefly examine Eastern European history and dealings between the former USSR/Russia and the United States/NATO. I will add a chronology of events and scary…
