CULTURE

INCANDESCENT LIGHT BULB

Bright Idea

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     In 1879, Thomas Edison managed to do something that man had yearned for since the dawn of age. Submitting a patent for a light device known as the incandescent bulb, he managed provide for the first time reliable and safe illumination of the dark. There is probably no single idea that has done as […]... Read More

Anarchy University

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     The late 1960’s and early 1970’s were a period of radicalist chic in universities of the United States with an anarchist fringe developing out of eastern and Midwestern universities from the radical group, Students for a Democratic Society.  Anarchists with violent cast accumulated in organizations such as the Weathermen Underground in New York and […]... Read More

Imagine

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     This past week was the 30th anniversary of the murder of John Lennon, legendary member of the Beatles rock group, and an emblem of the fragmented value that comes with celebrity status in western society.  Lennon is an unfortunate member of a small group of public figures who were assassinated for the notoriety it would […]... Read More
FIRST THANKSGIVING IN PLYMOUTH - Brownscombe

A Divine Providence

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     We are loathe in today’s society to attach any kind of religious connotation to our holidays for fear of derision from a societal modernist post religious view of celebration. Thanksgiving is about the food, Christmas about the gifts, and Easter about the rabbit. It was not always the case; the very real hand of […]... Read More
FOOL ON THE HILL

A Year Later, the World Is Slowly Warming to the “Truth”

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     It was a year ago that one of the great farces and premeditated frauds  perpetrated on civilized culture began to unravel, to the benefit of all that care in the least about human progress and individual freedom.   World leadership was preparing to gather in Copenhagen for a world wide conference about “climate change and humanity driven […]... Read More

A Tea Party Rant from Arizona

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    The Libertarian Party has never really achieved legislative force in the United States, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t a lot of adherents in the country to the principles of self determination and reduced governmental oversight.  The intensity of expression of libertarian anger in the form of tea party advocacy in the recent […]... Read More
ROB FORD, MAYOR OF TORONTO

Rob Ford to the Rescue?

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     On November 2nd the essence of forty years of philosophical determinism will be on trial in elections held in the United States.  Born out of the intense events and cultural tides of the sixties, a progressively overwhelming liberalist agenda has consumed the consensus of every day life in the Americas.  This philosophy of  reduction of individual […]... Read More