The other day I was in the grocery store wearing my hat (the hat pictured above) and a young 30 something, employee, gave Me The finger? So I walked over to Him 15’ away and said either you can’t read or you’re very lucky I believe in what this hat says. He then apologized...
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Depression, there is a way out.
If we don’t have depression ourselves, we all know somebody who does and know there are answers to battling depression and that there is a way out. I strongly suggest you give this video a try. It is on depression and how simple some people have been able to change the angle on how...
Continue readingThank You To Our Heroes
Today marks the 18th year for remembrance of the September 11th terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. Four planes were hijacked by Al Qaeda terrorist killing all of the passengers onboard and thousands on the ground. It was a moment in history that we...
Continue readingWho is No Hate No Violence?
A letter from our founder on the importance of free speech and debate theory: I am 71 years old and I have experienced and have seen a lot in my lifetime. I’ve watched our world evolve in so many ways. Because of this I know that we are fully capable of changing from a...
Continue readingWe Can Do Better
I think the Democrats and Republicans could help us get back on track and away from all the negativity and hate if they would just lower their rhetoric. We can do better. They need to reach across the aisle and work with each other. Have face to face conversations or debates away from the...
Continue readingD-Day—What We Can Learn From History
Recently we celebrated the 75th anniversary of D-Day with most of the world watching the coverage showing the sacrifices the people of Europe and the United States made. It is absolutely incredible, and we should be teaching this more to our kids, really driving home the price of freedom. The price of freedom is...
Continue readingOur Moral Compass Needs to Get Back on Course
The moral compass of today’s society has really gone astray. Not to mention the decline in emotional intelligence. Between the hate crime accusations from Jussie Smollett and the inappropriate touching claims against Joe Biden, what are we supposed to think? Oh, and let’s not forget the exoneration of President Trump from colluding with the...
Continue readingThank You For Then And Thank You For Now
Today marks the 17th year for remembrance of the September 11th terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. Four planes were hijacked by Al Qaeda terrorist killing all of the passengers onboard and thousands on the ground. It was a moment in history that we...
Continue readingLet’s Preserve Our History With Transparency
Let’s put up large well-lit plaques instead of tearing down our monuments. I know there are monuments that some people would love to tear down because they represent a dark part of America’s past. I understand why some of these monuments might offend certain people, and I am sensitive to their pain. However, to...
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