"Please sir, I want some more," were the words spoken by little Oliver Twist to the cook as he sought additional gruel to feed his hunger. These words have taken the world by storm ever since and a form of them are often parodied in the free market…
Showing a penchant for fueling the hatred spreading in Kentucky, the tyrant Beshear says, "I believe the statue of Jefferson Davis should not be in the Rotunda." That is alright position and one that is fine to have, no doubt. Opinions though are not free. They come with…
Should anyone be surprised after the execution of Breonna Taylor by three armed gangsters, the FOP is claiming if people had all the information they would understand and exonerate the murder. This is the case every single time the State's gang's commit murder. This was why…
The tyrant of Kentucky says he is not afraid as protestors hung an effigy of him from a tree with the sign, "Sic Semper Tyrannis." The interesting thing is Beshear should not be afraid of the symbolic act, as it was symbolic of the sentiment residents in Kentucky…
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, a well known tyrant, sought extra special favors because of her position. Whitmer's husband Marc Mallory, cited his wife's position as tyrant of Michigan in seeking special favors for launching their boat earlier than "authorized." The real beauty of this…
Unfortunately, in many instances, the State can rely on Law and Order Christians to support the State's most awful laws, because Christians feel the need to follow any and all laws as if the government does it, because it must be lawful, right? What this stems from is…
What does a partnership between the medical community and the State look like? + Mandatory requirements to own insurance + Insurance costs and premiums that skyrocket due to the State enforced requirement. + Insurance companies making more money than they ever have in history. + Interference in care decisions... and so much more It…
Is it the virus or is it the politicians? The virus has made some people sick and it has killed or aided to the death of roughly 1% of those infected. Beshear though, he is the most deadly virus to infect Kentucky in history. Beashear's illness is insidious…