Archives for December 2020

Our Mission – Make our Voices Heard: Why this Site

December 12, 2020 by Patriot Leave a Comment

Many of us feel disbelief, anger, and outrage at the events in our country. Many who wore a uniform, either military, law enforcement, or other service providers, must be especially outraged to see the values we fought or worked for being trampled on by many corrupt elements in our country. This election has resulted in anger and outrage of many of the 74+ million … [Read more...] about Our Mission – Make our Voices Heard: Why this Site

Why our passion? We remember …

December 12, 2020 by Patriot Leave a Comment

All of a sudden the Left wants us to automatically be united with the Democratic Party. Some of us have an issue with being a “United States” again, as spoken by Joe Biden. For the last 4+ years, the Democrats have scorched the Earth. They have salted the fields and now they want to grow crops. The problem is we remember ... … [Read more...] about Why our passion? We remember …

The District of Corruption has Overplayed its Hand

December 12, 2020 by Patriot Leave a Comment

By J.B. Shurk First appeared on The American Thinker at https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2020/12/the_district_of_corruption_has_overplayed_its_hand.html Reprinted with permission This is just an observation (because I'm not looking forward to gulag life), but I think the only thing keeping Trump voters from burning the whole corrupt system down right now is … [Read more...] about The District of Corruption has Overplayed its Hand

Report that the election was fair is built on a house of cards

A recent report has just been published titled “Lost,Not Stolen – The Conservative Case that Trump Lost and Biden Won the 2020 Presidential Election, July 2022.” Apparently the case is claimed to be conservatives because its writers include a couple of former Republican Senators and several “Honorables”. The report can be downloaded at https://lostnotstolen.org On […]

Romancing the Enlightenment: An American Performance in the Theater of the Absurd

Throughout America’s history, certain principles associated with the Age of Enlightenment acted as a damper on mankind’s often irresponsible nature. Until recently, an adherence to fact-based principles or self-evident truths was such a part of our national spirit that John Adams could confidently declare, “Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our […]

Holding local election officials accountable

To minimize the likelihood of future election fraud, people who committed illegal acts need their acts and their identities publicized, ideally in local prosecutions. There was much evidence collected, some in the form of affidavits made under penalty of perjury, reportedly identifying the specific election workers who committed illegal acts, from expelling GOP observers, wheeling […]

Using Critical Mass and Political Fission to Split the National Nucleus

Mary Schafer was a perceptive and kind-hearted woman, who loved teaching first grade at Wynnewood Oklahoma’s Central Grade School. As an experienced educator, she knew that each new class would be filled with apprehensive children, which, in our case, consisted of thirty-eight six year olds who had just exchanged their familiar surroundings, freedom, and childhood […]