Category Archives: Societal Myth

Dear Friends, It seems to me that when a European calls the US an “imperialist” and “Colonialist” power it is the height of hypocrisy. The US, Canada, and all the countries of the Americas were colonies of European powers. The … Continue reading →

Dear Reader, It seems to me that saying “I think he’s got luck.” Is very similar to the term “I think God is with him.” Banking on some supernatural “force” to get us through dangerous paths that we didn’t have … Continue reading →

Dear Reader, I recently heard that the Obama administration is seeking to rescind the “conscience clause” from the abortion decree of the Supreme Court. That is if a person in the health care industry, finds abortion abhorrent and a mortal … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, It seems to me that the modern societal myth is to question all things religious. We are encouraged to question the tenets and the doctrine. We are told in detail the atrocities that our respective religions have visited … Continue reading →

Dear Readers, It seems to me that Philosophy is more that just looking into the big questions that we all wonder about. Like; What is the nature of life, Why are we here, What is Justice, What is the nature … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, It seems to me that I was taught that “Ignorance is no excuse under the Law.” That is the standard that you and I are held to. If I break the law and say, “I’m sorry it was … Continue reading →

Dear Reader, It seems to me that the Elite are building a new societal myth… That Regulation is always good. Regulation can in deed be good. When it serves to control the actions of overly powerful industrialists from visiting on … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, It seems to me that to say that health care is a right is to say that someone’s right to healthcare supersedes someone else’s right to property. The State lives at cost to the taxpayers. Those that pay … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, I keep hearing about the “Fairness Doctrine.” It has been explained to me as being a law regulating what can be said on the airwaves, by the government, to insure ‘fairness’. Seems to me that this is a … Continue reading →