Since we’ve now been living with the global warming story for 30 years, it might seem hard to believe that science could now come up with anything that would enable us to see that story in a wholly new light. But that is what I am suggesting in a new paper, thanks to a bookContinueContinue reading “Groupthink on Climate Change Ignores Inconvenient Facts”
Author Archives: David A. Woodbury
Newsflash: Teachers Are Already Armed
The conservative answer to liberal prohibition (oxymoron?) is to “arm and train the teachers.” While no one has come out and suggested mandating teachers carry firearms or be trained in using them, every suggestion seems to suggest “we” (i.e., the government) need to do the arming and training. Here’s a little newsflash for both sides:ContinueContinue reading “Newsflash: Teachers Are Already Armed”
The Ideology Behind “So What You’re Saying Is…” | Aaron Pomerantz
Source: The Ideology Behind “So What You’re Saying Is…” | Aaron Pomerantz
America’s Slide Toward Fascism
The article that is linked below may be the best analysis of what our rulers in the United States will never understand about their responsibility to govern. All of what Ayn Rand has to say, in this piece by George Smith for libertarianism.org and republished at fee.org (the Foundation for Economic Education), are thoughts thatContinueContinue reading “America’s Slide Toward Fascism”
How the Founders Dealt with Fake News
by Jarrett Stepman for the Foundation for Economic Education Following the [2016] presidential election, numerous stories surfaced about how “fake news” influenced the results. This prompted a reaction from the media and a concerted effort by the social media giant Facebook to crack down on the phenomenon—announcing that it would in part by using fact-checkersContinueContinue reading “How the Founders Dealt with Fake News”
How Jesus Exorcized Ancient Collectivism
Instead of Jesus helping the crowd eliminate its common enemy, he frees the person of the possession of the crowd.
Falkland’s Maxim and Hijacking Language for Politics
Mr. Speaker, when it is not necessary to change, it is necessary not to change.
The Pigrolet
See, the problem is compromise, which is assumed to be a virtue in politics.
Artemus Ward
Introduction to Selected Works of Artemus Ward =Albert Jay Nock= 1924 Charles Farrar Browne, known to the world as Artemus Ward, was born ninety years ago1 in Waterford, Maine. He died at an age when most of us are only beginning to mature—thirty-three. Little more can be told of him by way of formal biography.ContinueContinue reading “Artemus Ward”
Dear Trump Nation: Guard Your Heart
by Joey Clark I made a promise to myself before the beginning of the 2016 Presidential cycle that I would not support anyone for President, and I am happy to report I have remained true to my promise. Honestly, this has been easy to do because, in my heart of hearts, I forever hope noContinueContinue reading “Dear Trump Nation: Guard Your Heart”