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Trump may not be the fifth face on Mt. Rushmore. President Trump has betrayed what he considered his own movement, but which has always been “Much More Than Trump.” MAGA is fractured; minus Trump the underlying movement will be stronger … Continue reading →
This article was first posted on Straight Line Logic on Memorial Day, 2015. It will be published every Memorial Day for as long as SLL continues as a website. You don’t fight for your country, you fight for your government. … Continue reading →
Reality recognition or nuclear nihilism? The world is threatened by a blockade more deadly than Iran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. That blockade is the refusal among the West’s ruling class to allow entry of any thoughts not conforming … Continue reading →
Simplicius just justified a monthly or annual subscription. See: All Hell Set to Break Loose? IRGC Promises Historic Devastation After Khamenei Confirmed Killed by Israeli-US Bob
My friends call me Bob. They also call me Robert. Either one’s okay, friend. Back to work. There’s nothing so important that it can’t wait for the cat to get out of the way of your computer screen. I’ve had … Continue reading →
I recently suspended Straight Line Logic from 1/15 to “probably 2/8,” because of circumstances attendant on the death and memorial service of my mom, Ella Mae Warner. I had a number of things I had to do for the service, … Continue reading →
The YouTube video of my mom’s service. For an extraordinary video-within-a video, put together by my brother-in-law, 47:05. My eulogy. Mom Mom took a memoir writing class from 2009 until 2011, and excerpts from her stories are in this eulogy. … Continue reading →
My mother, Ella Mae Warner, passed away 12/22. Her funeral is 2/5. I am doing the eulogy. I have been handed a gift from God. My mom led an incredible life, and one of the things she did was take … Continue reading →
h/t The Burning Platform
T.L. Davis has a refreshing habit one finds occasionally in the alternative media but not often enough. When confronted with facts that admit of alternative interpretations, or when facts are ambiguous, he says so and argues accordingly. I’ve known him … Continue reading →