Social commentary
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Law, justice, governance and the Millennial Reign: The erosion of need.
This past week violence erupted once again and ended the physical life of Charlie Kirk. In so many ways, it highlights the distinctness of what the two sides are willing to do for what they want and the motivation for doing so. And make no mistake, there are only two sides in this spiritual battle.… Continue reading
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Law, justice, governance and the Millennial Reign: the weird thing about traffic signals.
Recently I was on my way to picking up an employee leaving MacDonalds in the early morning hours and as I was approaching their parking lot, I began to get into the turn lane. Just in the nick of time, I noticed that a curbed intrusion had been placed in that turn lane just before… Continue reading
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Law, justice, governance and the Millennial Reign: “There ought to be a law,” ; the rise of Karen and HOA’s.
I have never understood the need of some people to tell others what to do, how to act. For some, though, this seems to be an obsession, almost a deep need. To be clear, when I use the name Karen, it’s not a misogynistic trope. The gender is irrelevant. Males are every bit as susceptible… Continue reading
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Law, justice, governance and the Millennial Reign: Political parties.
This was not what I had intended to write today, but given recent news that Elon Musk intends to form a new political party, it seemed appropriate to comment on this development. He calls it the American Party, which would beg the question as to what the other parties are if not American? This framing… Continue reading
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The spiritual consequences of transgenderism and DNA manipulation.
(Altered from original text) The medical field has done many amazing things since its inception, but it took a dark turn in the twentieth century. Beginning with eugenics, it came to adopt the killing of children via abortion and after a contentious battle over vaccines, transgenderism is the money maker of the day. At the… Continue reading
Broad meadows 