If you want to know what censorship in America will look like, look no further than California. The future is (almost) here. A landmark bill allowing for the prosecution of climate change dissent effectively died Thursday after the California Senate … Continue reading
A PsychologyToday.com article makes an interesting distinction: Between loneliness and solitude. The writer states: How do you feel if you’re alone? If the answer is rejuvenated, energized, or otherwise positive, then keep being your introverted self. However, if the answer … Continue reading
Obama lectures Americans who support Donald Trump. Warning: the following quotes of our president may generate nausea, migraines or other undesirable physical or emotional symptoms. Try to read on anyway, because there’s a point to make here. President Barack Obama … Continue reading
Will Americans Discover Their “Inner Libertarian”? The Libertarian Party, with its focus on small government, “actually represents most people in this country, but they just don’t know that they’re Libertarian,” the party’s presidential nominee, former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson, … Continue reading
The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite insane. — Nikola Tesla Follow Dr. Hurd on Facebook. Search under “Michael Hurd” (Rehoboth Beach DE). … Continue reading
A leftist blog recently ran the headline, “Sarah Palin Incites Hatred By Lying About President Obama’s Hiroshima Speech.” Palin, like a lot of people, criticized Obama for going to the site of Hiroshima, where the U.S. dropped a nuclear bomb … Continue reading
Blame and shame are not reasonable, healthy motivators. People will sometimes try to motivate you via shaming and blaming. Sadly, these methods are such a part of daily life that most of us take them for granted and tolerate them … Continue reading
Barack Obama on Friday paid tribute to the victims of the world’s first atomic bomb attack and sought to bring global attention to his unfulfilled vision of a world without nuclear weapons, as he became the first sitting US president … Continue reading
A self-identified IRS employee admitted he would go after, target and try to end conservative groups who wanted to abolish the IRS, to Cleta Mitchell, an attorney representing those groups, while on a Washington Journal segment on C-SPAN. Mitchell, a … Continue reading
We hear a lot about the “entitlement mentality” in politics and government. But probing deeper, what does a sense of entitlement actually mean? To be entitled to something means to feel or believe that you deserve it. A sense of … Continue reading
The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are. — Joseph Campbell
You have to feel sorry for Catholics. Their new Pope seems more excited about Islam than his own religion. Pope Francis also thinks that the Muslim-inspired attacks on Paris last year were due to income inequality, not religious or ideological … Continue reading