Category: Aggregated

Arkansas School Starts Offering Yoga And Meditation Instead Of Detention

Why Is There Such A Lack Of Wisdom Among World Leaders And Governments?

Gas ‘Shortage’ Caused by Manufactured Fear, NOT Reality

School punishes first-grader after ‘misgendering’ a gender-confused classmate

Hair conditioner found to bind radioactive elements to your hair, functioning as a MAGNET for nuclear fallout

400 people die as Myanmar cracks down on Rohingya

IAEA has no reason to inspect Iran’s military sites: Officials

Hard Pressed: Swedish media label government critics as ‘threat to democracy’

‘We cannot destroy mosques’: Duterte makes a U-turn on his controversial mosque bombing statement

Al-Shabab bombing kills 12 in Somalia’s Puntland

Boko Haram terrorists kill 18 people in northeast Nigeria

Austria’s ruling party sues foreign minister ahead elections

Heroes are people who accomplish extraordinary feats under extraordinarily difficult circumstances, such as the firefighters who marched into the World Trade Center towers on 9/11 in an attempt to save lives while everyone else was scurrying to get out. But there’s another kind of hero — one who makes a living accomplishing extraordinary feats under extraordinarily difficult circumstances, day in and day out.  The hero I’m referring to is the individualist known as an “entrepreneur.” In our current age of envy, the entrepreneur is perhaps the most misunderstood, underappreciated, and reviled human being on earth.  He represents everything that thug-infested … Continue reading →

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A Fabian Conservatism? There are two systems operating on this Earth.  According to one, every man, woman, and child strives with carnal jealously to grasp and hold on to their rights to self and things, and when there is more than enough, the excess is disposed of, given away, or traded on the open market.  That is the better of the two systems.  According to the other system, men and women quest for virtue and renown, seeking to bring the Kingdom of Heaven down to this world, by violence if necessary, and we are further told that at the end … Continue reading →

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Like 9/11, Hurricane Harvey brought us together. In awe at the destruction 50 inches of rain did to East Texas and our fourth-largest city and in admiration as cable television showed countless hours of Texans humanely and heroically rescuing and aiding fellow Texans in the worst natural disaster in U.S. history. On display this week was America at her best. Yet the destruction will not soon be repaired. Nearly a third of Harris County, home to 4.5 million people, was flooded. Beaumont and Port Arthur were swamped with 2 feet of rain and put underwater. Estimates of the initial cost … Continue reading →

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