First Steps for Little Feet

By | February 9, 2024

[February 9, 2024]  My wife Nancy alerted me to a book titled “First Steps for Little Feet in Gospel Paths,” initially copyrighted in 1882 by Charles Foster.  Her copy is dated 1913 with a handwritten inscription, “To Tommy from Aunt Jane and Uncle Maurice Easter – 1939.”  Nancy wanted to share one of the short stories. I want… Read More »

Changing Times in My Time

By | February 8, 2024

[February 8, 2024]  As a teenager, I saw that America was changing, sometimes fast and flashy like a county fair carousel and also slow and sleepy like a hound dog taking a nap on the front porch.  My parents would tell us kids about the “good old days” when they walked miles to school and then had to… Read More »

Letters to My Granddaughter, No. 53

By | February 6, 2024

[February 6, 2024]  Miracles do happen.  I’d been delivering newspapers on my bicycle back in my old High School days, just a few blocks from where I lived, and standing next to a green-colored, early 1950s Studebaker Champion car was this older man who looked meaner than dirt and older than Moses.  With his shirt sleeves rolled up,… Read More »

Jordan Peterson: Symbol of Truth and Freedom

By | February 4, 2024

[February 4, 2024]  The war of ideas is ON.  Dr. Jordan Peterson, psychologist and bestselling author, just lost the appeal that ordered him to undergo “remedial social media training” because of what he believes.  His “debauchery” was for tweeting his opinions, something Canada’s College of Psychologists of Ontario did not like. “Canada’s constitution guarantees freedom of conscience, religion,… Read More »

Will America’s Appeasement of Iran Spark War?

By | February 3, 2024

[February 3, 2024]  Headlines read, “America and Iran step closure to the brink of war.”  The question that’s answer puzzles senior military and political leaders today in America is whether our appeasement of Iran will lead to a war with Iran.  The answer is yes.  Political appeasement is dangerous, and history tells us that it often does not… Read More »

Strength of Character: Israeli Mia Regev

By | February 2, 2024

[February 2, 2024]  Released Gaza hostage Mia Regev was kidnapped on October 7th by Hamas terrorists.  Yesterday, she told U.N. ambassadors how she was treated in Gaza.  At least some politicians are listening to her tale.  Mia Regev has great strength of character to stand before the U.N. and tell her story. “They tore off my clothes.  They… Read More »

The ‘Siege of Paris’ by French Farmers

By | February 1, 2024

[February 1, 2024]  Earlier this week, large numbers of French farmers surrounded the city of Paris in protest of the EU’s Green Deal.  Thousands of harvesters, tractors, trailers, and other farm vehicles blocked major highways in and out of Paris, Lyon, Limoges, and Toulouse. Like other farmers from Ireland and Germany, they are joining a Europe-wide fightback against… Read More »