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The televised impeachment hearings this past week will be very useful for the American people. What each witness said will help the citizenry understand part of the reason why the United States gets into so many wars — U.S. diplomats … Continue reading →

–1.) Does Michael Bloomberg carry an Israeli passport as well as a U.S. passport? –If so, why would he believe that loyal Americans would elect to the presidency a disloyal citizen who has sworn allegiance to a foreign country, and … Continue reading →

–1.) After three years of investigating Russia’s supposed intervention in the 2016 election, and Moscow’s ties to President Trump, the verdict supplied, by the Democrats’ pale-shadow-of-a-superhero Mueller, is that all of it was a hoax. I wonder, if it is … Continue reading →

I received the below note from some NPR journalist last night; he is apparently cooperating with Britain’s anti-Trump Independent. You will note the NPR journalist’s intense anti-Trump prejudice and how he uses the idea that the “deep state” must be … Continue reading →

After today’s vote in Congress to begin the process of impeaching President Trump, the citizenry should insist that the process must stop for a week or forever how long it takes to rid the Congress and Senate of every member … Continue reading →

At times, I wonder if any Democrat can see what is really going on. Or why what is going on is making sure that there will be (a) trials, convictions, and executions of leading Democrats for treason, espionage, corruption, and … Continue reading →

–1.) U.S. Special Forces killed Islamic State (IS) leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi last night in what, from all reports, was a stunningly professional operation. Some U.S. government officials are saying that the plan was to capture al-Baghdadi alive; praise God … Continue reading →

Enough, once again, is enough. The raging hysteria of the opposition to President Trump’s decision to leave Syria comes not only from the AIPAC-bribed Congress, but from numerous retired generals and their former sycophants among retired lieutenant-colonels and colonels. All … Continue reading →

The hysterical bipartisan and media opposition to President Trump’s correct decision to withdraw less than 30 U.S. troops from northern Syria is an important learning opportunity not to be missed. What was the job that Obama’s administration and pliant U.S. … Continue reading →

As ridiculous as current politics seem, there is still, even for an elderly fellow like me, a large amount that can be learned by listening to what now is being said and then comparing it against personal experience. I have … Continue reading →