Dear editor,
Hurricane coming; rip-offs expected to reach 500 mph.
I was watching TV last week, and it announced that if Harvey stayed in Texas three days, gas would go up ten cents. In thirty minutes, all gas went up eight cents.
A week later, it averages around $2.75 per gallon. And I have just gotten word from a business in Eastman that when they were down to 500 gallons, they would sell to emergency vehicles only, and when they sold to the public again, it would be $4.00 per gallon.
Now I don’t have a PhD, but I’m not an idiot either. I am trying to figure out why hurricanes have to be accompanied by rip-offs.
At a time of need and emergency, we have to pay the cost of a yo-yo’s greed.
Don’t try to tell me a gas line in Texas is cause for increases in all of America. I’m not listening, and besides, my hearing aids are in the top drawer.
It is not only gas; I just heard water was going up. Later, it will be everything we use. What we ought to do is stay home and not buy anything, instead of running to stores and clearing the shelves.
American citizens have sent $20 million dollars and millions more in merchandise to Texas, and after donating, they immediately face a rip-off. I for one do not appreciate it. If you’re in Texas, beware of looters.
So folks, when you hear of a hurricane, don’t worry as much about the weather, as you do the rip-offs. God help us all.
Billy R. Graham
Opinions
Letter to the editor
Dear editor,
With the recent devastation and loss caused by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, I began to think about the true American and why America was founded. Of course, we wanted our freedoms from the countries that persecuted us, but we also wanted a sense of nationalism; we wanted a place where the men, women and children helped each other without expecting material things in return.
When Hurricane Harvey caused so much damage over the last weeks to both Texas and Louisiana, our country came together to help those in need, risking lives, donating what they could give and praying for our citizens that lost so much during that time.
Over this past weekend, Hurricane Irma has caused similar damage and devastation throughout Florida and now through Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, etc. We got to experience what some of that destruction felt like right here in Middle Georgia on Monday, as heavy rains and strong gusts of wind damaged a good portion of Dodge and surrounding counties. There are still hundreds people without power, some injured or killed and thousands of trees down that broke power lines, blocked roadways and caused major damage to property.
There have been lives lost and families devastated due to the effects of these hurricanes. I know that aid and prayers continue to pour in for victims of both hurricanes and their families.
This is what America is to me, coming together to help one another in a genuine time of need, as we have done through many disasters in our country’s short lifetime.
I remember another time, 16 years ago last Monday, in which our country came together to help one another, with only the common good of America in mind. Yes, I am speaking of September 11, 2001, a date that many around here (including myself) forgot about this year because of the looming Hurricane that reached us Monday. We lost many citizens, some civilian, others firemen, officers or soldiers, but all heroes. I think that those men and women who want to make a difference to families during times of tragedy, either to give their services, material items or protection are all heroes as well.
Who can disagree with an America like this? We fight, bicker, protest, commit criminal acts and hate one another over simple differences of opinion. There are no longer laws in this country discriminating against those of different genders, races or religions (although a minority of people, of all races, still do). Our monuments and statues are here to remind us of our past, not to glorify it. They are an integral part of our nation’s history, both in the north and the south. When we begin to forget our history, as the saying goes, “we are doomed to repeat it.”
Auschwitz prison camp, where millions of the Jewish people were mercilessly killed during Hitler’s reign over Germany, still stands today. Why, because it is a reminder to the Jews of what could happen again if they do not stay strong and united.
This is how America felt on September 11, 2001, strong and united. This is how we feel when disasters occur, and it is a shame that it takes such terrible events to bring us together as a nation. I pray that we keep in mind, always, that we are one nation, strong and proud of all our heritages, both north and south. Although we may have differences of opinions and ideas about how this country should run, let’s remember the basis for which this country was established and strive to keep those values today. Let’s remember how we felt after 9/11, how we felt after the other terrorist attacks against Americans and how we feel now after disasters such as these over the last couple of weeks. Come together as nation once again, working to make it stronger and profitable for everyone that is willing to work for it and helping those Americans that genuinely need the help.
Leslie A. Liles
With the recent devastation and loss caused by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, I began to think about the true American and why America was founded. Of course, we wanted our freedoms from the countries that persecuted us, but we also wanted a sense of nationalism; we wanted a place where the men, women and children helped each other without expecting material things in return.
When Hurricane Harvey caused so much damage over the last weeks to both Texas and Louisiana, our country came together to help those in need, risking lives, donating what they could give and praying for our citizens that lost so much during that time.
Over this past weekend, Hurricane Irma has caused similar damage and devastation throughout Florida and now through Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, etc. We got to experience what some of that destruction felt like right here in Middle Georgia on Monday, as heavy rains and strong gusts of wind damaged a good portion of Dodge and surrounding counties. There are still hundreds people without power, some injured or killed and thousands of trees down that broke power lines, blocked roadways and caused major damage to property.
There have been lives lost and families devastated due to the effects of these hurricanes. I know that aid and prayers continue to pour in for victims of both hurricanes and their families.
This is what America is to me, coming together to help one another in a genuine time of need, as we have done through many disasters in our country’s short lifetime.
I remember another time, 16 years ago last Monday, in which our country came together to help one another, with only the common good of America in mind. Yes, I am speaking of September 11, 2001, a date that many around here (including myself) forgot about this year because of the looming Hurricane that reached us Monday. We lost many citizens, some civilian, others firemen, officers or soldiers, but all heroes. I think that those men and women who want to make a difference to families during times of tragedy, either to give their services, material items or protection are all heroes as well.
Who can disagree with an America like this? We fight, bicker, protest, commit criminal acts and hate one another over simple differences of opinion. There are no longer laws in this country discriminating against those of different genders, races or religions (although a minority of people, of all races, still do). Our monuments and statues are here to remind us of our past, not to glorify it. They are an integral part of our nation’s history, both in the north and the south. When we begin to forget our history, as the saying goes, “we are doomed to repeat it.”
Auschwitz prison camp, where millions of the Jewish people were mercilessly killed during Hitler’s reign over Germany, still stands today. Why, because it is a reminder to the Jews of what could happen again if they do not stay strong and united.
This is how America felt on September 11, 2001, strong and united. This is how we feel when disasters occur, and it is a shame that it takes such terrible events to bring us together as a nation. I pray that we keep in mind, always, that we are one nation, strong and proud of all our heritages, both north and south. Although we may have differences of opinions and ideas about how this country should run, let’s remember the basis for which this country was established and strive to keep those values today. Let’s remember how we felt after 9/11, how we felt after the other terrorist attacks against Americans and how we feel now after disasters such as these over the last couple of weeks. Come together as nation once again, working to make it stronger and profitable for everyone that is willing to work for it and helping those Americans that genuinely need the help.
Leslie A. Liles
Letter to the editor
Dear editor,
On August 18, 2017, I had to call 911, but I was told that they weren’t sure if someone would be dispatched for that reason. But, thanks be to God, within less than ten minutes, they were present. The first two did not get the job done, but with the backup, the job was completed. Job well done. Thank you so very much. I didn’t get all of the names, but you know who you are! I truly thank God for you. I pray that the entire force will be blessed.
I am also calling for prayers for the people of Texas, to the responders and all those who are helping out.
Carolyn Mincey
On August 18, 2017, I had to call 911, but I was told that they weren’t sure if someone would be dispatched for that reason. But, thanks be to God, within less than ten minutes, they were present. The first two did not get the job done, but with the backup, the job was completed. Job well done. Thank you so very much. I didn’t get all of the names, but you know who you are! I truly thank God for you. I pray that the entire force will be blessed.
I am also calling for prayers for the people of Texas, to the responders and all those who are helping out.
Carolyn Mincey
Letter to the editor
Dear editor,
With the Charlottesville, Virginia riots that took place a few weeks ago, this whole race issue has gotten way out of hand.
The new paradigm now, is that white Americans have become the minority in this country and are supposed to sit back and watch our tax dollars go to freebies for everyone else. We are supposed to tear history down because it hurts the feelings of people who don’t even understand history.
One statue of Confederate Colonel Beauregard from Louisiana was taken down by the mayor of New Orleans to appease black Americans, when these morons wouldn’t know Colonel Beauregard from Colonel Sanders fried chicken. We can’t speak or march or have any part of America because we are labeled racist.
The most racist people are those killing their own and creating the problems. Look in the mirror before you cast the first stone. Since we’re going to tear down statues and monuments of American men and women of who stood in honor of great importance to our country, let’s take a hard look at Martin Luther King, whom black Americans lionized and some called a “Saint,” for whom streets, schools and a federal holiday is named.
Martin Luther King was a Christian pastor, who the FBI in the 1960’s, kept under surveillance as a subversive agitator who belonged to the communist party. Additionally, Dr. King’s own personal friend, Mr. Ralph Abernathy, detailed in his autobiography that Martin Luther King engaged in sexual orgies and was a serial philanderer who cheated on his wife with women of all races.
Or how about another black American, Malcolm X, who was a prominent figure for the nation of Islam? Dallas, Texas has named a freeway after him. This character wanted to overthrow America by any means necessary and labeled white Americans as devils. His actions are another stupid show of ignorance by “PC” city government in placating another race of people.
But NO, let’s go after Robert E Lee, Jefferson Davis and other prominent southerners, who owned slaves 150 years ago. Well, why stop there, cupcakes, snow flakes; take your cause to Egypt and sand blast the Pyramids. They owned slaves too, didn’t they? At least that country will stand up to you and rightfully show you the door, (THE JAILHOUSE DOOR!!)
TSGT. Joseph Bryan,
United States Air Force, Retired
With the Charlottesville, Virginia riots that took place a few weeks ago, this whole race issue has gotten way out of hand.
The new paradigm now, is that white Americans have become the minority in this country and are supposed to sit back and watch our tax dollars go to freebies for everyone else. We are supposed to tear history down because it hurts the feelings of people who don’t even understand history.
One statue of Confederate Colonel Beauregard from Louisiana was taken down by the mayor of New Orleans to appease black Americans, when these morons wouldn’t know Colonel Beauregard from Colonel Sanders fried chicken. We can’t speak or march or have any part of America because we are labeled racist.
The most racist people are those killing their own and creating the problems. Look in the mirror before you cast the first stone. Since we’re going to tear down statues and monuments of American men and women of who stood in honor of great importance to our country, let’s take a hard look at Martin Luther King, whom black Americans lionized and some called a “Saint,” for whom streets, schools and a federal holiday is named.
Martin Luther King was a Christian pastor, who the FBI in the 1960’s, kept under surveillance as a subversive agitator who belonged to the communist party. Additionally, Dr. King’s own personal friend, Mr. Ralph Abernathy, detailed in his autobiography that Martin Luther King engaged in sexual orgies and was a serial philanderer who cheated on his wife with women of all races.
Or how about another black American, Malcolm X, who was a prominent figure for the nation of Islam? Dallas, Texas has named a freeway after him. This character wanted to overthrow America by any means necessary and labeled white Americans as devils. His actions are another stupid show of ignorance by “PC” city government in placating another race of people.
But NO, let’s go after Robert E Lee, Jefferson Davis and other prominent southerners, who owned slaves 150 years ago. Well, why stop there, cupcakes, snow flakes; take your cause to Egypt and sand blast the Pyramids. They owned slaves too, didn’t they? At least that country will stand up to you and rightfully show you the door, (THE JAILHOUSE DOOR!!)
TSGT. Joseph Bryan,
United States Air Force, Retired
Poverty is where the money is
The great writer James Kirkpatrick on VDare.com and UNZ.com has a good name for the enemy. He calls them “multicultural leftoids.”
When the Southern Poverty Law Center calls you a hate group, consider it a compliment. They capitalize on big money from gullible white liberals and they rake it in. It’s the $PLC.
The Fitzgerald Griffin Foundation in Vienna, Virginia has been labeled a “hate group” by the $PLC. Good for them. Anyone on the right is so labeled. They even put Dr. Ben Carson on their Hate list, but I’ve read they have since removed his name. Who could ever consider Dr. Ben a hateful person? VDare.com has good information on the group’s offshore bank accounts. As the old saying goes, poverty is where the money is.
Another clueless leftist is Apple CEO Tim Cook, who just donated $1 million to the $outhern Poverty Law Center, which is loaded with money and pays its top executives huge bucks. They have a money machine and use events such as Charlottesville and Berkeley to advantage in its fundraising. They have little to do with civil rights.
Have you noticed, each September 1 the Soviet murders of 269 innocent air travelers on September 1, 1983 on their way to Seoul, Korea, draws little or no attention from the media. This ghastly act included 22 children under twelve years of age. Many anniversaries are highlighted by the medialeft, but only if they fit the desired narrative. This one does not so they ignore it. The killers got away with it and they still get foreign aid from us.
Good websites – no need to capitalize: CanadaFreePress.com, Narrative-Collapse.com, TimTebowFoundation.com, WorstWestern.com, TheNewAmerican.com, HistoryAndHeadlines.com, BlazingCatFur.ca, CaliforniaJimmy.com, FromTheRight.com, MichaelPRamirez.com, JimGossettComedy.com, PJMedia.com, CNSNews.com, Breitbart.com, TheoSpark.net, TheBlackSphere.net, GunOwners.org, KelliWard.com, LifeZette.com, MinutemenNews.com, iPatriot.com, LauraIngraham.com, MRC.org, ConservativeByte.com, OffbeatTopix.com, PilotsEye.tv, HermanCain.com, Twitchy.com, AnnCoulter.com, WashTimes.com, WashingtonExaminer.com, BizPacReview.com, OANN.com, Fool.com, DailyKenn.com, DrudgeReport.com, UNZ.com, FreeBeacon.com, TheOtherMcCain.com.
Check out GunOwners.com. Dr. Ron Paul calls it “The only no-compromise gun lobby in Washington.” The other guys, the NRA, sometimes endorse and donate money to liberal politicians. GOA does not.
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When the Southern Poverty Law Center calls you a hate group, consider it a compliment. They capitalize on big money from gullible white liberals and they rake it in. It’s the $PLC.
The Fitzgerald Griffin Foundation in Vienna, Virginia has been labeled a “hate group” by the $PLC. Good for them. Anyone on the right is so labeled. They even put Dr. Ben Carson on their Hate list, but I’ve read they have since removed his name. Who could ever consider Dr. Ben a hateful person? VDare.com has good information on the group’s offshore bank accounts. As the old saying goes, poverty is where the money is.
Another clueless leftist is Apple CEO Tim Cook, who just donated $1 million to the $outhern Poverty Law Center, which is loaded with money and pays its top executives huge bucks. They have a money machine and use events such as Charlottesville and Berkeley to advantage in its fundraising. They have little to do with civil rights.
Have you noticed, each September 1 the Soviet murders of 269 innocent air travelers on September 1, 1983 on their way to Seoul, Korea, draws little or no attention from the media. This ghastly act included 22 children under twelve years of age. Many anniversaries are highlighted by the medialeft, but only if they fit the desired narrative. This one does not so they ignore it. The killers got away with it and they still get foreign aid from us.
Good websites – no need to capitalize: CanadaFreePress.com, Narrative-Collapse.com, TimTebowFoundation.com, WorstWestern.com, TheNewAmerican.com, HistoryAndHeadlines.com, BlazingCatFur.ca, CaliforniaJimmy.com, FromTheRight.com, MichaelPRamirez.com, JimGossettComedy.com, PJMedia.com, CNSNews.com, Breitbart.com, TheoSpark.net, TheBlackSphere.net, GunOwners.org, KelliWard.com, LifeZette.com, MinutemenNews.com, iPatriot.com, LauraIngraham.com, MRC.org, ConservativeByte.com, OffbeatTopix.com, PilotsEye.tv, HermanCain.com, Twitchy.com, AnnCoulter.com, WashTimes.com, WashingtonExaminer.com, BizPacReview.com, OANN.com, Fool.com, DailyKenn.com, DrudgeReport.com, UNZ.com, FreeBeacon.com, TheOtherMcCain.com.
Check out GunOwners.com. Dr. Ron Paul calls it “The only no-compromise gun lobby in Washington.” The other guys, the NRA, sometimes endorse and donate money to liberal politicians. GOA does not.
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A good Trump proposal
Now that West Virginia Governor Jim Justice has switched to the Republicans, 34 of the nation’s 50 governors are Republicans.
Donald Trump took 68 percent of the vote in West Virginia last November. He said we’d have a “Brexit-style turnout in the U.S. in 2016. He was right. “Our agenda is the pro-worker agenda,” says President Trump.
The delegitimization of President Trump continues. The left can’t stand the fact that he won and is doing as he promised.
Talk host Dennis Prager says there is a mockery of the plain American.
“Open borders means you don’t have a civilization.”
Dennis Prager
Arizona has two RINO losers in the U.S. Senate. A recent poll shed Dr. Kelli Ward way ahead of Jeff “Fakey” Flake in the Republican Senate primary next year. Let’s hope she takes him out. Arizona needs to dump both of its “never-Trump” Senators.
A good Trump proposal – keep immigrants from going on welfare for at least five years and also require them to speak English.
Legendary Economist Milton Friedman said years ago that you could have open borders or a welfare state, but not both.
“How will we know when we have enough illegal aliens in Georgia?’
TheDustinInmanSociety.org founder D.A. King
Dustin Inman was killed by an illegal alien in 2000. Dustin’s parents learned in 2016 that their son’s fugitive illegal alien killer is in Mexico and will not be returned to the U.S.
The Keystone Pipeline and the Dakota Access Pipeline were approved immediately by President Trump when he assumed office. How about Hillary Clinton’s 33,000 missing e-mails – why are they not looking into that? How about the paid Russian speeches of the Clintons and the Democrats’ uranium deal with Russia? Big media won’t deal with those matters.
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Donald Trump took 68 percent of the vote in West Virginia last November. He said we’d have a “Brexit-style turnout in the U.S. in 2016. He was right. “Our agenda is the pro-worker agenda,” says President Trump.
The delegitimization of President Trump continues. The left can’t stand the fact that he won and is doing as he promised.
Talk host Dennis Prager says there is a mockery of the plain American.
“Open borders means you don’t have a civilization.”
Dennis Prager
Arizona has two RINO losers in the U.S. Senate. A recent poll shed Dr. Kelli Ward way ahead of Jeff “Fakey” Flake in the Republican Senate primary next year. Let’s hope she takes him out. Arizona needs to dump both of its “never-Trump” Senators.
A good Trump proposal – keep immigrants from going on welfare for at least five years and also require them to speak English.
Legendary Economist Milton Friedman said years ago that you could have open borders or a welfare state, but not both.
“How will we know when we have enough illegal aliens in Georgia?’
TheDustinInmanSociety.org founder D.A. King
Dustin Inman was killed by an illegal alien in 2000. Dustin’s parents learned in 2016 that their son’s fugitive illegal alien killer is in Mexico and will not be returned to the U.S.
The Keystone Pipeline and the Dakota Access Pipeline were approved immediately by President Trump when he assumed office. How about Hillary Clinton’s 33,000 missing e-mails – why are they not looking into that? How about the paid Russian speeches of the Clintons and the Democrats’ uranium deal with Russia? Big media won’t deal with those matters.
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Letter to the editor
Dear editor,
On behalf of the Dodge County chapter of Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) known as the Pine Barrens Volunteers Camp #2039, we express sorrow over the tragedy that took place in Charlottesville last week. While it is, at this time, unclear to us exactly who the individuals and organizations were that were involved, the one thing that is absolutely certain is that the Sons of Confederate Veterans had no connection to the event.
From all appearances, there seems to have been multiple groups of antagonists who showed up with helmets, shields and clubs, which serves as evidence that they fully expected a violent confrontation. In addition to this, it seems that the city’s authorities stood idly by and allowed the situation to get out of hand until it was too late. Where is the logic in any of this, and precisely what did it accomplish? As could have easily been expected, the outcome had tragic consequences and the SCV deplores the violence and loss of life that resulted from such emotionally-charged, irrational and calamitous circumstances.
The events in Charlottesville and across the country calling for hatred from both sides do not represent what the Sons of Confederate Veterans stand for. We do not represent hatred or bigotry; we are not a neo-Nazi or white supremacy organization. We are fathers, husbands, laborers, doctors, lawyers, preachers, teachers, and U.S. Veterans. We are just average Americans who proudly support our Southern heritage. Our heritage includes all races and nationalities.
In 1906, as the aging veterans from the War began dying off, General Stephen D. Lee charged that the sons of those veterans and his offspring protect the relics and tell the story of the Confederate soldier to future generations. Just as God told Joshua to have men build a “memorial” as a reminder of the Israelites crossing the Jordan River, memorials were erected to remember the dead from both sides of the {Civil War}. [Full Story »]
On behalf of the Dodge County chapter of Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) known as the Pine Barrens Volunteers Camp #2039, we express sorrow over the tragedy that took place in Charlottesville last week. While it is, at this time, unclear to us exactly who the individuals and organizations were that were involved, the one thing that is absolutely certain is that the Sons of Confederate Veterans had no connection to the event.
From all appearances, there seems to have been multiple groups of antagonists who showed up with helmets, shields and clubs, which serves as evidence that they fully expected a violent confrontation. In addition to this, it seems that the city’s authorities stood idly by and allowed the situation to get out of hand until it was too late. Where is the logic in any of this, and precisely what did it accomplish? As could have easily been expected, the outcome had tragic consequences and the SCV deplores the violence and loss of life that resulted from such emotionally-charged, irrational and calamitous circumstances.
The events in Charlottesville and across the country calling for hatred from both sides do not represent what the Sons of Confederate Veterans stand for. We do not represent hatred or bigotry; we are not a neo-Nazi or white supremacy organization. We are fathers, husbands, laborers, doctors, lawyers, preachers, teachers, and U.S. Veterans. We are just average Americans who proudly support our Southern heritage. Our heritage includes all races and nationalities.
In 1906, as the aging veterans from the War began dying off, General Stephen D. Lee charged that the sons of those veterans and his offspring protect the relics and tell the story of the Confederate soldier to future generations. Just as God told Joshua to have men build a “memorial” as a reminder of the Israelites crossing the Jordan River, memorials were erected to remember the dead from both sides of the {Civil War}. [Full Story »]
Assault weapons
How can we ban “assault weapons” when no one can define them? “Technically, any weapon ever used in an assault is an ‘assault weapon,’ but the beast that liberals pretend exists when it comes to guns is just a myth.”
Onan Coca on LibertyAlliance.com 8-12-57
Andrew J. Spieles, college student age 21, was sentenced in federal court to 100 days in jail for registering dead voters in Virginia for the Democrats. Remember when Virginia was considered a conservative Republican state? Mr. Spieles, a college student, is learning the old Democrat techniques of vote fraud at a young age. Donald Trump was right. There was plenty of voter fraud in the 2016 election.
VDare.com has a column you should read. You’ll never see it in the leftstream press. It is the August 12, 2017 column titled: “The system revealed: Antifa, Virginia politicians and police work together to shut down #Unite the Right.”
Ann Coulter on 7-5-17 tells you all you need to know about big media’s view on illegal immigration - your life is secondary to the cause: “They won’t say the murderer was an immigrant. They never do.” As the Demoleft loses white voters big-time, they try to replace same with illegals, all considered pre-Democrats.
The Trump coalition substantially broadens the Republican base and results in a winning formula, unforeseen by self-appointed political “experts.” Isn’t this what millions of people have been clamoring to happen for years?
“If Communism was liberalism in a hurry, liberalism is Communism in slow motion.”
Joseph Sobran Sobran.com
I miss Joe. He was one of the best writers anywhere.
Donald Trump has a roguish charm, claims columnist Rich Lowry. If voters bought Bill Clinton, why not Trump, a far better person than Clinton. Laura Ingraham says, “Trump speaks to that blue collar anxiety.”
Bill Clinton claimed in 2008 and 2014 that Republicans were “haters.” In 2014 Democrat Sandra Fluke (remember her?) was spewing heavy anti-Republican hatred. Of course liberals do what they accuse others of doing. In the 2008 election Bill Clinton and Joe Biden both claimed Barack Obama was not qualified to be president. Bubba Bill had a spouse running for president and Crazy Joe was running himself. Biden settled for the vice plagiarist job under his old adversary.
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Onan Coca on LibertyAlliance.com 8-12-57
Andrew J. Spieles, college student age 21, was sentenced in federal court to 100 days in jail for registering dead voters in Virginia for the Democrats. Remember when Virginia was considered a conservative Republican state? Mr. Spieles, a college student, is learning the old Democrat techniques of vote fraud at a young age. Donald Trump was right. There was plenty of voter fraud in the 2016 election.
VDare.com has a column you should read. You’ll never see it in the leftstream press. It is the August 12, 2017 column titled: “The system revealed: Antifa, Virginia politicians and police work together to shut down #Unite the Right.”
Ann Coulter on 7-5-17 tells you all you need to know about big media’s view on illegal immigration - your life is secondary to the cause: “They won’t say the murderer was an immigrant. They never do.” As the Demoleft loses white voters big-time, they try to replace same with illegals, all considered pre-Democrats.
The Trump coalition substantially broadens the Republican base and results in a winning formula, unforeseen by self-appointed political “experts.” Isn’t this what millions of people have been clamoring to happen for years?
“If Communism was liberalism in a hurry, liberalism is Communism in slow motion.”
Joseph Sobran Sobran.com
I miss Joe. He was one of the best writers anywhere.
Donald Trump has a roguish charm, claims columnist Rich Lowry. If voters bought Bill Clinton, why not Trump, a far better person than Clinton. Laura Ingraham says, “Trump speaks to that blue collar anxiety.”
Bill Clinton claimed in 2008 and 2014 that Republicans were “haters.” In 2014 Democrat Sandra Fluke (remember her?) was spewing heavy anti-Republican hatred. Of course liberals do what they accuse others of doing. In the 2008 election Bill Clinton and Joe Biden both claimed Barack Obama was not qualified to be president. Bubba Bill had a spouse running for president and Crazy Joe was running himself. Biden settled for the vice plagiarist job under his old adversary.
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Letter to the editor
Dear editor,
God is not dead!
The way this nation is behaving, the citizens are acting as if God is dead. They don’t care, or he doesn’t see what they are doing. Making America a great nation will never happen as long as her citizens continue to turn from their Creator. The envy that so may Americans have developed, has placed them just one stop from hate, and they don’t realize it.
America is failing in training children. Their first school should have been the home, which is the place that is nonexistent with biological parents. Single parents are here, but it was not the way God designed things. Children don’t belong to parents; they are a gift.
When it comes to children, the right thing should be made easy and the wrong thing should be made hard. We need to say “no” to our children, when it is ok to say yes. Children need parents, not best friends. They need mothers and fathers. Children are the future leaders of this nation, looking at what our founding fathers had to say or their thoughts in establishing the rules for running this nation.
“The man or woman who fears no truth, has nothing to fear from lies.” – Thomas Jefferson.
“It is impossible to govern the world without God and the Bible.” – George Washington.
“America must remember that separation of church and state much never mean separation of religious values from the lives of public servants.” – Lindon B. Johnson.
Freedom will always be free if we are willing to pay the price for it. We have the right to disagree with each other, but not to rewrite history.
Sin needs to be forgiven, not explained, and neither alone needs the support of government truth. It can stand by itself. Morally wrong can never be legally right.
Americans have developed the “me” time, instead of the “we” time.
Whether some Americans wish to believe it or not, God is not dead, and he sees all that we do. Lord Bless.
Johnny L. Blacke, Msg (r)
God is not dead!
The way this nation is behaving, the citizens are acting as if God is dead. They don’t care, or he doesn’t see what they are doing. Making America a great nation will never happen as long as her citizens continue to turn from their Creator. The envy that so may Americans have developed, has placed them just one stop from hate, and they don’t realize it.
America is failing in training children. Their first school should have been the home, which is the place that is nonexistent with biological parents. Single parents are here, but it was not the way God designed things. Children don’t belong to parents; they are a gift.
When it comes to children, the right thing should be made easy and the wrong thing should be made hard. We need to say “no” to our children, when it is ok to say yes. Children need parents, not best friends. They need mothers and fathers. Children are the future leaders of this nation, looking at what our founding fathers had to say or their thoughts in establishing the rules for running this nation.
“The man or woman who fears no truth, has nothing to fear from lies.” – Thomas Jefferson.
“It is impossible to govern the world without God and the Bible.” – George Washington.
“America must remember that separation of church and state much never mean separation of religious values from the lives of public servants.” – Lindon B. Johnson.
Freedom will always be free if we are willing to pay the price for it. We have the right to disagree with each other, but not to rewrite history.
Sin needs to be forgiven, not explained, and neither alone needs the support of government truth. It can stand by itself. Morally wrong can never be legally right.
Americans have developed the “me” time, instead of the “we” time.
Whether some Americans wish to believe it or not, God is not dead, and he sees all that we do. Lord Bless.
Johnny L. Blacke, Msg (r)
John McPain
That’s why we call the pathetic Arizona RINO Senator John McPain. He’s the Democrats’ favorite Republican. The other Arizona Senator, Jeff “fakey” Flake isn’t much better. I’m convinced most voters everywhere know little about these characters’ voting records in every contest and simply vote for the familiar name. There’s news and there’s their news.
“One thing McCain and Flake have in common is an unwillingness to fight the insidious leftist agenda and an eagerness to attack any Republican who doesn’t belong to their old boys club.”
Dr. Kelli Ward 7-31-17
Dr. Ward, an Arizona physician, ran against McCain in the 2016 primary and did well, getting 40 percent of the vote, despite being outspent by 10 to 1, $10 million to $1 million. She is now running against Flake in 2018. Let’s hope she takes him out.
Her website is KelliWard.com. Ron Paul, M.D. endorsed Kelli Ward, D.O. in 2016 against McCain. Ron Paul is a big favorite of mine.
Donald Trump is trying to move The Stupid Party away from its Stupid moorings. Contrary to the media message, Trump is actually making progress. We dodged a bullet when we avoided Hillary Clinton. With Judge Neal Gorsuch we have a fine new justice. H. Clinton would’ve picked another social activist who legislates from the bench.
Good for Karen: It was Karen Handel 1, Cool Guy On Campus 0, in Georgia’s 6th District Special Election.
“It’s a big club…and you ain’t in it.”
George Carlin
Liberals hate Trump for being a white, heterosexual, Christian male, says Gail Jarvis on CanadaFreePress.com. I’m glad to see him writing for CFP. Yes, in this case Gail is a male.
“The key to understanding Trump has always been that he loves drama. The never-ending quarrel is what gets him up in the morning. He thrives in chaos and when he cannot find it, he creates it.”
TheZman.com
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“One thing McCain and Flake have in common is an unwillingness to fight the insidious leftist agenda and an eagerness to attack any Republican who doesn’t belong to their old boys club.”
Dr. Kelli Ward 7-31-17
Dr. Ward, an Arizona physician, ran against McCain in the 2016 primary and did well, getting 40 percent of the vote, despite being outspent by 10 to 1, $10 million to $1 million. She is now running against Flake in 2018. Let’s hope she takes him out.
Her website is KelliWard.com. Ron Paul, M.D. endorsed Kelli Ward, D.O. in 2016 against McCain. Ron Paul is a big favorite of mine.
Donald Trump is trying to move The Stupid Party away from its Stupid moorings. Contrary to the media message, Trump is actually making progress. We dodged a bullet when we avoided Hillary Clinton. With Judge Neal Gorsuch we have a fine new justice. H. Clinton would’ve picked another social activist who legislates from the bench.
Good for Karen: It was Karen Handel 1, Cool Guy On Campus 0, in Georgia’s 6th District Special Election.
“It’s a big club…and you ain’t in it.”
George Carlin
Liberals hate Trump for being a white, heterosexual, Christian male, says Gail Jarvis on CanadaFreePress.com. I’m glad to see him writing for CFP. Yes, in this case Gail is a male.
“The key to understanding Trump has always been that he loves drama. The never-ending quarrel is what gets him up in the morning. He thrives in chaos and when he cannot find it, he creates it.”
TheZman.com
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Letter to the editor
Dear editor,
Two-party systems and the eventual destruction of democracy.
For the last several months, I have listened to the left-leaning bureaucrats behave like petulant school children. I have listened to their channeling of jilted middle school boys all puffed up and full of hormones. It seems to me that the only way to achieve some kind of harmony (i.e. progress) between the parties is to move to a non-partisan government. Conservatism and caution are more likely to promote productive, effective and cooperative behaviors. We must eliminate the destructive animus that serves only to lessen our respect for either party.
Think about it. Through the last few presidential cycles, Bureaucrats have established a pattern, a battle plan, if you will, designed to create ideological separation from their opponents. Policies proposed by the progressive left are continually regressing further to left as time goes by. Likewise, policies proposed by the conservative right migrate further to the right. The total effect is the creation of a widening ideological chasm, purposefully intended to cut off access to the middle ground where compromise is found. Ideological propaganda, intended only to inflame, will ultimately drive the conflict away from cooperation to warfare. The people of this nation deserve a governing body void of peddlers of socialism, fear mongers and obstructionists, who strive only to extinguish the heartbeat of democracy. The Bureaucratic party strives to purchase as many voters as possible with as many green cards, visas and any welfare entitlements necessary to stem the conservative ground swell. How does one solve the problem of an inaccessible middle-ground? We have but to visit the words of our pledge of allegiance to understand where our forefathers stood on this issue:
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Two-party systems and the eventual destruction of democracy.
For the last several months, I have listened to the left-leaning bureaucrats behave like petulant school children. I have listened to their channeling of jilted middle school boys all puffed up and full of hormones. It seems to me that the only way to achieve some kind of harmony (i.e. progress) between the parties is to move to a non-partisan government. Conservatism and caution are more likely to promote productive, effective and cooperative behaviors. We must eliminate the destructive animus that serves only to lessen our respect for either party.
Think about it. Through the last few presidential cycles, Bureaucrats have established a pattern, a battle plan, if you will, designed to create ideological separation from their opponents. Policies proposed by the progressive left are continually regressing further to left as time goes by. Likewise, policies proposed by the conservative right migrate further to the right. The total effect is the creation of a widening ideological chasm, purposefully intended to cut off access to the middle ground where compromise is found. Ideological propaganda, intended only to inflame, will ultimately drive the conflict away from cooperation to warfare. The people of this nation deserve a governing body void of peddlers of socialism, fear mongers and obstructionists, who strive only to extinguish the heartbeat of democracy. The Bureaucratic party strives to purchase as many voters as possible with as many green cards, visas and any welfare entitlements necessary to stem the conservative ground swell. How does one solve the problem of an inaccessible middle-ground? We have but to visit the words of our pledge of allegiance to understand where our forefathers stood on this issue:
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Letter to the editor
Dear editor,
Being a “bitter clinger to my guns and Bible,” as that ex-fraud in chief (Obama) once labeled me and about 48 percent of other Americans a few years ago, which seems like a doggone lifetime now, given the misery this country experienced for eight years thanks to the other 52 percent of Godless Americans who put that Heathen in the white house, please let me submit a list of myths about Conservatives.
1. Conservatives are uneducated rednecks. 2. Conservatives are racist. 3. Conservatives are misogynist. 4. Conservatives are xenophobic. 5. Conservatives are intolerant and judgmental. 6. Conservatives are indifferent to the plight of the poor.
Where did I arrive at such a list of conservative attributes? From reading and listening to liberals who insist that all conservatives are guilty of all these positions.
The dirty little truth is that there are a percentage of conservatives who validate the list above, just as there are many liberals who validate the “myths” as well! From my perspective, in 70 plus years living on this planet, it’s always dangerous to lump everybody into a given category. Although, I must freely admit, as a retired cop both in the military and as a Texas peace officer, county deputy and city officer, I have a more paradigm in analyzing peoples’ behavior, so certain generalizations can often be made. For instance, almost all conservatives I’ve known support the death penalty and oppose abortion. Conversely, almost all liberals (Democrats) support abortion and oppose the death penalty. So, which is more logical, to spare the guilty and punish the innocent, or to punish the guilty and spare the innocent? Sounds to me (Herod the Great and Pontius Pilate) who condemn our Lord, were the first democrat voters. Why not call them what they are then, (DEMO-RATS).
By the way, “Pro-Life, Pro-Choice,” I wonder which side God would be on? Chew on that democrats.
TSGT. Joseph Bryan,
United States Air Force, Retired
Being a “bitter clinger to my guns and Bible,” as that ex-fraud in chief (Obama) once labeled me and about 48 percent of other Americans a few years ago, which seems like a doggone lifetime now, given the misery this country experienced for eight years thanks to the other 52 percent of Godless Americans who put that Heathen in the white house, please let me submit a list of myths about Conservatives.
1. Conservatives are uneducated rednecks. 2. Conservatives are racist. 3. Conservatives are misogynist. 4. Conservatives are xenophobic. 5. Conservatives are intolerant and judgmental. 6. Conservatives are indifferent to the plight of the poor.
Where did I arrive at such a list of conservative attributes? From reading and listening to liberals who insist that all conservatives are guilty of all these positions.
The dirty little truth is that there are a percentage of conservatives who validate the list above, just as there are many liberals who validate the “myths” as well! From my perspective, in 70 plus years living on this planet, it’s always dangerous to lump everybody into a given category. Although, I must freely admit, as a retired cop both in the military and as a Texas peace officer, county deputy and city officer, I have a more paradigm in analyzing peoples’ behavior, so certain generalizations can often be made. For instance, almost all conservatives I’ve known support the death penalty and oppose abortion. Conversely, almost all liberals (Democrats) support abortion and oppose the death penalty. So, which is more logical, to spare the guilty and punish the innocent, or to punish the guilty and spare the innocent? Sounds to me (Herod the Great and Pontius Pilate) who condemn our Lord, were the first democrat voters. Why not call them what they are then, (DEMO-RATS).
By the way, “Pro-Life, Pro-Choice,” I wonder which side God would be on? Chew on that democrats.
TSGT. Joseph Bryan,
United States Air Force, Retired
Letter to the editor
Dear editor,
What better way could we show our students and those who have dedicated their life’s work to teaching our children, that we care about them, than to pray for them? We, in Dodge County will have the opportunity on Saturday, August 12, 2017, from 4:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m., to come together as a community and pray for God’s Hand to be on our Dodge County schools. On that day, the school buildings at DAC, Dodge Pre-K, South Dodge, North Dodge, Dodge Middle and Dodge High schools will be open for parents, students, teachers, administrators and other concerned community members to walk the halls and pray for the 2017-18 school year.
A host from our local churches will be at each site to provide a prayer guide that will have suggested scripture and prayers for our students and teachers. We hope you will keep these guides near all year, as a reminder to pray for our schools. We will also provide sticky notes for those who would like to leave a note of encouragement to the teachers and classes. Many comments come each year from the teachers, about how they use these notes all during the year to remind them that we, as a community, appreciate them and pray for them.
Following the school site walk of prayer, the community will have the opportunity to come together for corporate prayer at the Prayer Rally, to be held at the Dodge Middle School Gymnasium at 6:00 p.m. We encourage the community to come together as we pray for God to keep His Hand upon our Dodge County Schools and lift our students, teachers, administrators and school board, families and other staff such as bus drivers, maintenance personnel, dietary staff and others. We will be asking God for guidance, wisdom, leadership and safety during the 2017-18 school year.
Dodge County residents, we ask you to join us on Saturday, August 12, 2017 at the above school sites from 4:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. for on-site prayer and then at the Dodge Middle School Gymnasium at 6:00 p.m. for a community Prayer Rally.
Brenda Woodard
Dodge County Baptist WMU Team Leader
What better way could we show our students and those who have dedicated their life’s work to teaching our children, that we care about them, than to pray for them? We, in Dodge County will have the opportunity on Saturday, August 12, 2017, from 4:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m., to come together as a community and pray for God’s Hand to be on our Dodge County schools. On that day, the school buildings at DAC, Dodge Pre-K, South Dodge, North Dodge, Dodge Middle and Dodge High schools will be open for parents, students, teachers, administrators and other concerned community members to walk the halls and pray for the 2017-18 school year.
A host from our local churches will be at each site to provide a prayer guide that will have suggested scripture and prayers for our students and teachers. We hope you will keep these guides near all year, as a reminder to pray for our schools. We will also provide sticky notes for those who would like to leave a note of encouragement to the teachers and classes. Many comments come each year from the teachers, about how they use these notes all during the year to remind them that we, as a community, appreciate them and pray for them.
Following the school site walk of prayer, the community will have the opportunity to come together for corporate prayer at the Prayer Rally, to be held at the Dodge Middle School Gymnasium at 6:00 p.m. We encourage the community to come together as we pray for God to keep His Hand upon our Dodge County Schools and lift our students, teachers, administrators and school board, families and other staff such as bus drivers, maintenance personnel, dietary staff and others. We will be asking God for guidance, wisdom, leadership and safety during the 2017-18 school year.
Dodge County residents, we ask you to join us on Saturday, August 12, 2017 at the above school sites from 4:00 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. for on-site prayer and then at the Dodge Middle School Gymnasium at 6:00 p.m. for a community Prayer Rally.
Brenda Woodard
Dodge County Baptist WMU Team Leader
Letter to the editor
Dear editor,
Recently, we had to pay two emergency visits to Dodge County Hospital. On the first occasion, it required emergency room care only and a scan. Everyone from check-in to the emergency room staff (doctors, nurses, technicians, et al) was professional, knowledgeable, courteous, kind and efficient. On the second occasion, we had the same experience, however, this time, emergency surgery was required. Once again, we were so impressed with the expertise and professional abilities of all the Dodge County Hospital staff. Surgeon, surgery room staff and recovery room. Then the floor staff took over. Nurses, nutritionists, maintenance, food services, cleaning staff, we could not have asked for a more thoughtful group of professionals from shift to shift. We just want to let Eastman, Dodge County and surrounding communities know how fortunate and thankful we are to have Dodge County Hospital in our midst and we want to encourage everyone to avail themselves of this professional and competent group of people whenever they may be in need of medical services.
Walter and Susan Reid
Recently, we had to pay two emergency visits to Dodge County Hospital. On the first occasion, it required emergency room care only and a scan. Everyone from check-in to the emergency room staff (doctors, nurses, technicians, et al) was professional, knowledgeable, courteous, kind and efficient. On the second occasion, we had the same experience, however, this time, emergency surgery was required. Once again, we were so impressed with the expertise and professional abilities of all the Dodge County Hospital staff. Surgeon, surgery room staff and recovery room. Then the floor staff took over. Nurses, nutritionists, maintenance, food services, cleaning staff, we could not have asked for a more thoughtful group of professionals from shift to shift. We just want to let Eastman, Dodge County and surrounding communities know how fortunate and thankful we are to have Dodge County Hospital in our midst and we want to encourage everyone to avail themselves of this professional and competent group of people whenever they may be in need of medical services.
Walter and Susan Reid
Randon thoughts
Was Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor, who murdered the attractive 40 year old white Australian woman, an affirmative action quota hire? I doubt you will hear this possibility discussed in the leftstream media, only on opinion Internet sites.
There are several columns about the Noor shooting. The gutsy Ann Coulter also has good coverage of the case in her column on VDare.com and AnnCoulter.com, also check out several columns on PowerlineBlog.com, recommended by Miss Coulter.
Forget overrated writers George Will and Kathleen Parker, media-designated conservatives. Your time could be better spent checking out James Kirkpatrick, Mary Grabar and Ilana Mercer, to name three of a long list of fine writers we’ll never see in newspapers or on television. You can find them all over the place on the Internet.
The city of Asheville, N.C. now hires employees by color above qualifications, says DailyKenn.com (a great site!). Whites need not apply. I thought race was not to be a factor in hiring.
“Voters who live off the taxpayers are the Democrats’ ace in the hole. The Democrats created big programs and never let the recipients forget it. This gives them an initial advantage of tens of millions of votes in any presidential election.”
Joseph Sobran Sobran.com
“Who owns the border death truck tragedy? MEXICO!”
Michelle Malkin MichelleMalkin.com 7-26-17
Bumper sticker of the day: SPEAK ENGLISH.
Let’s hear it for global warming. After remaining open for the extended winter season for a near-record 270 days, Mammoth Mountain, California will close for snow sports on August 6. A late June snowstorm along with big winter snowfalls produced the long 270 day season. This was Mammoth’s second-longest season, surpassed only by the 1994-95 season, which kept the resort open from October 8, 1994 through August 13, 1995.
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There are several columns about the Noor shooting. The gutsy Ann Coulter also has good coverage of the case in her column on VDare.com and AnnCoulter.com, also check out several columns on PowerlineBlog.com, recommended by Miss Coulter.
Forget overrated writers George Will and Kathleen Parker, media-designated conservatives. Your time could be better spent checking out James Kirkpatrick, Mary Grabar and Ilana Mercer, to name three of a long list of fine writers we’ll never see in newspapers or on television. You can find them all over the place on the Internet.
The city of Asheville, N.C. now hires employees by color above qualifications, says DailyKenn.com (a great site!). Whites need not apply. I thought race was not to be a factor in hiring.
“Voters who live off the taxpayers are the Democrats’ ace in the hole. The Democrats created big programs and never let the recipients forget it. This gives them an initial advantage of tens of millions of votes in any presidential election.”
Joseph Sobran Sobran.com
“Who owns the border death truck tragedy? MEXICO!”
Michelle Malkin MichelleMalkin.com 7-26-17
Bumper sticker of the day: SPEAK ENGLISH.
Let’s hear it for global warming. After remaining open for the extended winter season for a near-record 270 days, Mammoth Mountain, California will close for snow sports on August 6. A late June snowstorm along with big winter snowfalls produced the long 270 day season. This was Mammoth’s second-longest season, surpassed only by the 1994-95 season, which kept the resort open from October 8, 1994 through August 13, 1995.
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