The Unfortunately Innate Nature of Intelligence
An Invitation to a Lynching by Fred Reed Intelligence matters. Human races are subspecies of Homo sapiens (sic), just as Basset hounds and Chihuahuas are subspecies of dog. The breeds of neither are...
View ArticleSour Thoughts from the Police Beat
Things Don’t Work Like They Spoza by Fred Reed (Editor’s Note: Fred talks about how that jury trials are seldom trials of impartial jurors, especially when race is involved. So how about this idea?...
View ArticlePoverty in Retirement: Can You Ever Afford To Retire?
by Russell D. Longcore Poverty in retirement looms in your future if you are over age 40. With the traditional retirement age at 65, you are staring an unpleasant old age in the face. You might not...
View ArticlePickle Boy Steps Up for Crimea
Dill, Sweet, or Kosher? by Fred Reed Now, about this Crimea thing: What I figure is, the top part of the Feddle Gummint got dropped on its head when it was little, and the rest is just asleep, or might...
View ArticlePatriot Games and The Upcoming Unpleasantness
by Russell D. Longcore Patriot Games has a new meaning. I’ve been watching the goings-on in Nevada regarding the Bundy/BLM clash. I have a few observations about how those in the Patriot movement...
View ArticleQuestion Obedience And Not Authority
by William Buppert Editor’s Note: I think you should question BOTH. Here is the link to Bill’s fine article. Question Obedience And Not Authority The post Question Obedience And Not Authority appeared...
View ArticleMemorial Day 2014: How About A New Meaning?
by Russell D. Longcore (Editor’s Note: I wrote this originally for Memorial Day 2009, and this update is more true today.) The Memorial Day 2014 weekend is upon us. Many will use this weekend as the...
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