Define the word “Fool”

According to the dictionary a fool is, “a silly or stupid person; a person who lacks judgment or sense. Synonyms are: sap, saphead, booby, nincompoop, ninny, (my personal favorite), dunderhead , ignoramus, numbskull, blockhead, dunce, dolt, simpleton”, and democrat.

The first amendment reads: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.”

Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech. Only congress can make law, and congress has made no law taking away any fool, or democrats rights to speak. Democrats repeatedly lie saying that President Trump has taken away Jimmy Dunderhead Kimmel’s right to spew hate against the president on his failing show. It would show their ignorance about the first amendment, if only they were that stupid, but they are not. They are, in fact, lying to their viewers and constituents in order to stir up anger and fear that they may be next to lose their rights to the freedom of speech, and worse still that the President would seek to have them imprisoned for expressing their opinions publicly. This is false and dangerous. Nut cases sympathetic to the democrats and their media propagandist can and have believed the lies, and have resorted to violence and murder to stop those accused by the left.

There should be consequences for lying to the public for the purpose, and the result of endangering the lives of others.

The man who killed Charlie Kirk was a pawn of the left media and politicians; they should not be free of accountability. Their lies are equally as responsible for Charlie’s assassination as if they personally pulled the trigger, killing Charlie.

Published in: Uncategorized on September 24, 2025 at 10:44 PM  Leave a Comment  
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Growing up in the 60’s

I was seven years old in November of 1963, second grade, when the news came across our black and white, very modern television set, President John F. Kennedy has been assassinated. It was Friday, just after noon, six days before Thanksgiving. We were let out of school early because of the assassination. Due to the difference in Alaska time the official announcement of the president’s death came just before noon. The whole nation, including our family, were glued to their television sets and radios, waiting for any news of the president’s well-being, praying for the best. When the news finally came, mom sobbed. I’d never seen mom cry before that day. At my age, I didn’t know much, but that day I knew that our president had enemies, and because my mom cried for him, I also knew that he was loved by many. How does a nation celebrate Thanksgiving under those circumstances? The assassination was followed by accusations, conspiracies, the assassination of the alleged assassin, more conspiracies, investigations, and then the nation was left in the dark; the books were closed. The government declared the case closed, they had gotten their man, Lee Harvey Oswald, and he was dead, killed before he could answer any questions.

No one believed them, no one at all. If it wasn’t Oswald, then who really fired the shot that killed the president of the United States of America? People want to know the truth, and they will never stop asking, “Did our own government kill the president?” The truth would be hidden for decades, maybe forever.

It Didn’t End There

The Swinging Sixties, a decade that will never be forgotten. It was both my youth and my emergence into adulthood. I was surrounded by iconic moments, both personal and external. It was ten years of constant defining moments for me and my siblings.

Published in: Uncategorized on September 14, 2025 at 5:21 PM  Leave a Comment  
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