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Spiritual awakening – part 13 – is the Bible a Strauss Howe generational theory of sorts?

"God is love" is nice to hear, but then you read Deuteronomy and see how Moses is kind of an OG warlord. Part of what I am running into now is trying to understand the Old Testament in the sense... Continue Reading →

World War 3 is now over – and you never even knew it was going on

In this piece, I theorize that the war with Iran is the end of World War 3 that no one knew was actually going on.

Building a Fully Automated News App in a Weekend – I introduce you to MeridianReport.News

By trade, I am a CIO. Several months back, I realized AI was taking over everything, so I decided to immerse myself. I don't make this public knowledge for the masses, but I suffer from OCD/ADHD. What this has been... Continue Reading →

Why the left needs to understand what Charlie Kirk stood for – and how they have been misled for years

Let's start this by telling you these fun facts: I voted for Obama twice I voted democrat for 20 years I have not changed a single political view in 30 years I am a free speech liberal I voted for... Continue Reading →

States rights vs federalism – the true result of this election is missed on scores of progressives

I am confounded by these shows on CNN and MSNBC that are trying to do election autopsies, and missing so wildly about what happened. I have been plugged into X for years, and what I read about the election for... Continue Reading →

Why the two most recent Supreme Court decisions saved the United States, as we know it. An unpopular opinion

I made the mistake of replying to a Chevron post yesterday on Twitter, and now my feed is filled with screeching about all of this, baiting me to respond. I hate how the algos are meant to "drive engagement" by... Continue Reading →

Why laws are important in our democracy

I once lived in a condo about 20 minutes outside of Philadelphia in a town called King of Prussia, which was right next to Valley Forge. When I lived there, I lived so close to my job at Vanguard Group... Continue Reading →

Suddenly Died – a fair review of the documentary

I watched "Suddenly Died" on Rumble on the night before Thanksgiving, and I tweeted out the below... I also read the "mainstream" reviews, which all paint it as an "anti-vax" movie. Sponsored by Pfizer. The truth is, the movie does... Continue Reading →

Political Short: What is fair with student loan paybacks?

I'm 47 today. I'm at the peak of my earning potential. That being said, I don't really care much about the $450 loan payment I have to make, relative to my earnings. I owe like $70,000, but this was after... Continue Reading →

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