OpEd: Age, cognition, power; questioning D.C.’s geriatric leadership

The following editorial ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  I appreciate Ryan Uri’s editorial “Time for Democrats to Do Some Soul Searching.” Uri is the only liberal Daily News columnist willing to critique the Democrats and the DNC. The rest exhibit unwavering partisanship to anything emanating from the Biden Administration. Uri points to Biden’s age

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The Top Performing Places for Education

Don’t look to the USA for top-performing education. We’re ranked #18 in the world.  Mind you, that #18 for results. We’re ranked #1 for per-child spending on education.  Singapore has topped the latest world education ranking informally known as PISA, the Program for International Student Assessment, run by the OECD. The city-state’s pupils excelled in the core

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OpEd: Mandates and Our Military’s Health Crisis

Just as in the past (swine flu vaccine, anthrax vaccine), the government has been lying about the Covid-19 vaccines.  This editorial ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  Last July, a Pentagon whistleblower revealed a 151% increase in myocarditis among active duty military members following Covid vaccinations. Then last week, Lieutenant Ted Macie of the Navy

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Small Retailers Support Millions Of Jobs In The US

The lion share of jobs are supplied by small businesses.  Which is why government’s attack on small business during Covid was so disasterous.  Originally conceived by American Express in 2010 and officially cosponsored by the Small Business Administration since 2011, Small Business Saturday has become a staple of the holidays shopping season in the United

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OpEd: The Kennedy Assassination Unresolved after 60 Years

Today marks the 60th anniversary of JFK’s assassination. And many questions still remain. Like why does the CIA and FBI refuse congressional and presidential orders to release all of the data. Today marks the 60th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s (JFK’s) assassination. Even those of us who were quite young at the time remember

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OpEd: Prebunking COVID-19 and the Narrative of the Establishment.docx

This OpEd ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  It’s in response to Daily News columnist Terrence L Day’s critiquing me for being wrong about Covid.  Buckle up.  Terence L. Day’s critique of President Trump provides a convenient segue into discussing the necessity of prebunking—especially regarding the Covid narrative that I’ve addressed over the past 45

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Gallup: Social Media-Linked Mental Health Issues

Another Gallup report.  The more time a teen spends on social media, the worse their mental health.  The more time a teen spends with a parent, the better their mental health.  You honestly didn’t need to spend a lot of money to know this.    Via Gallup. https://news.gallup.com/poll/513248/parenting-mitigates-social-media-linked-mental-health-issues.aspx

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OpEd: Are Calls for Decolonization a Cloak for Violence?

The reason that so many US college students and 20-somethings support Hamas’s violence against Israel is because of “Decolonization.” Read my editorial in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News to hear all about it.  My 2002 master’s thesis delved into applying the Christian Just War theory to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. I’ve become deeply familiar with its

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OpEd: The Crisis in Modern Journalism

In today’s Op-Ed in the Moscow-Pullman Daily News, I respond to Nathan Alford’s column about the demise of print media.  Some was unavoidable, but much was and is totally avoidable. In his Sept. 30 column, Moscow-Pullman Daily News Editor and Publisher Nathan Alford delved into the newspaper’s challenges in navigating the evolving media landscape. He

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Chicago News Crew Robbed At Gunpoint While Reporting On String Of Robberies

You just cannot make this up.  Today in “too sad to be ironic” news, a Chicago television news crew doing a report on a string of robberies this week wound up getting robbed at gun point themselves by three armed men wearing ski masks.  A reporter and photographer for spanish-language station Univision Chicago were filming around

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