Reflections of An Uncommon Common Man

 Many Hollywood stars served in World War II. Most were unknown when they served and became big stars, or lesser known stars after the war. People like Paul Newman who served in the Navy . He served on the USS Bunker Hill in the Pacific. Lee Marvin, who was a Marine, saw heavy combat in the Pacific. Jack Palance, was a bomber pilot in the Army Air Corps. Charles Bronson, was a gunner on a bomber in the Army-Air Corps. Robert Stack served in the Navy from 1942 to 1945. Mel Brooks was in the army and saw heavy combat in Europe, especially at the Battle of the Bulge. Charles Durning who played Governor Pappy ODaniel in Oh Brother Where Art Thou. Durning fought at the Battle Of The Bulge and was one of just a handful of soldiers that managed to escape the Malmedy massacre. Eddie Albert who won the Navy Cross as a Naval officer saving stranded and wounded Marines at Tarawa.  Frank Sutton was Sergeant Carter on Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. He graduated from East Nashville High which is the school tha

  Children being sacrificed to Moloch  I will start this article off with a question. What is the leading cause of death in America? No, it is not heart disease, cancer, vehicle accidents or drug abuse. The answer is abortion. Since the Roe VS. Wade decision nearly sixty-five million children have been slaughtered. That averages out to one million three hundred thousand children murdered each year which makes a woman's womb the most dangerous place in America. Think about it. More dangerous than the South side of Chicago, the Gaza Strip, or the Ukraine. Or the battlefield of Gettysburg, the Somme or Stalingrad. More dangerous than Hitler, Stalin or Mao combined. The second leading cause of death is heart disease with almost 700,000 deaths per year. The Democrats think that the issue of abortion is their winning formula for 2024. That and Trump's phony war on Democracy. They believe that Florida is in play because abortion and marijuana will be on the ballot there. In their sick

Confederate president Jefferson Davis being held prisoner at Fort Monroe after the Civil War Never get vengeance and justice mixed up - Robert Spencer Our greatest enemies, the ones we must fight most often, are within. Thomas Paine Definition of vengeance: Punishment inflicted or retribution exacted for an injury or wrong. Definition of justice: The quality of being just, impartial, or fair. the maintenance or administration of what is just especially by the impartial adjustment of conflicting claims or the assignment of merited rewards or punishments.  On April 12, 1861 the Democrat party of South Carolina began an armed insurrection by attacking Union forces in Fort Sumter. By June of 1861 ten more Southern Democrat states would join this armed insurrection which would come to be called the American Civil War. This insurrection would claim the lives of 750,000 American soldiers on both sides. By contrast January 6th, which was a protest that got out of control, claimed the lives of

 I watched a video of an old WW2 combat veteran the other day. The old soldier was on the verge of tears as he asked why he and his buddies had to storm the beaches and sacrifice so much for a country that is now going to hell. That is a question that I have been asking myself for years. On this 80th anniversary of D Day we honor the men who stormed those beaches and sacrificed so much for their generation and ours. They were fighting against Fascism. Their goal was to destroy Hitler's Fascist regime that had conquered much of Europe and wreaked havoc on innocent people. Those soldiers didn't understand that their own government was trending toward Fascism even then. Mussolini and Hitler admired Roosevelt early on calling him a great Fascist. The philosophy of eugenics was popular with Democrats such as Margaret Sanger and even some so-called progressive Republican's like Theodore Roosevelt in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Hitler borrowed from Sanger who pushed

 I know that I have been irrational and emotional at times in my life and I have paid a price when I allow my emotions to overcome my judgement. Along the way, however; I have always had an inmate sense of justice. Maybe I developed that watching Gunsmoke as a kid. No matter how bad the criminal was Marshall Dillon was going to see that they had their day in court and he would even stand up to a lynch mob with a double barreled shotgun if he had to in order to insure that justice was done. Many Democrats were gleeful upon hearing that Donald Trump was convicted by this kangaroo court in New York. It doesn't matter whether you like Donald Trump or you hate him but a fair person would agree that this was not only political persecution but election interference. I agree with Tucker Carlson. Anyone who doesn't see it that way is a danger to me and my family. I don't think Marshall Dillon would like it either. Donald Trump has been the most politically and legally persecuted man