Protesting “Inclusive Collections”

During an online professional development course called “How To Build and Defend Inclusive Collections” sponsored by Library Journal, Cornell University collection development librarian Carson Williams, asserted that “fostering an inclusive, safe queer library environment is the most important thing you can do.”

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Payne: Demand Statesmen not Bloodsucking Insects

As Americans, we picture representative government through the lens of controlled history, unable to call for a replay to see through the deception that rewriters of history have caused. Below the surface of misinformation about the history of our American Republic, the narrative of eternal truth is triggered by Cal Thomas’s definition of politics: “Poly” … Read more

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The Game of Clue

All ages have played the great game of “CLUE”! Our grandchildren benefit from the lessons in Holmesian deduction and intuition. Unfortunately, diabolically intentioned elected Federal officials have used the same strategy as members of the Deep State to ferret out the smallest fish to fry with the fickle finger of blame.

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Parents Know What’s Best for Their Children

For the longest time, I found it difficult even to fathom the idea that our society would allow children without the capacity to fully contemplate the consequences of their own actions to be physically mutilated by surgeons or hormonally altered into grotesque and artificial shadows of the beautiful people they were created to be. “This … Read more

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Words Mean Something

Words mean something. When that meaning is lost, either due to malfeasance and obfuscation or simply to time and disuse, a failure to communicate results and this failure of understanding can, if properly managed, be weaponized against an enemy. This is the nature of information warfare. Words have meanings that must remain reasonably static over … Read more

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Schrödinger’s Cat and John Fetterman

Newly elected Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) may be both dead and alive, according to various pundits, nurses, seers, and medical men. As a fellow who enjoys physics, this reminds me of one of the greatest thought experiments of all time – the tale of Schrödinger’s cat. Nitro the cat is placed in a steel cat … Read more

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Resurrection of Howdy Doody

We old folks must remember the wonderful children’s show known as the Howdy Doody Show (HDS). It was classical comedic children’s entertainment.  I had not thought about it for years until State of the Union 2 the other night. Here’s why!

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The Biden Economy

The Wall Street Journal has an editorial that may, if that is possible, wake Americans up! Amazingly, the title is “THE US CONSUMER IS FREAKING OUT!”. Here is a brief summary of the major points that the WSJ editorial board makes about the coming catastrophic calamity known as the Demolitioncrat Biden economy: The US auto … Read more

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To the Special Committee on Voter Confidence:

The name of your committee is amusing.  We don’t need voter confidence, we need election integrity, then voter confidence would take care of itself.  The focus on “confidence” suggests that the powers that be want us to  believe elections to be  fair, though they do not actually want them to be so.

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