by Paul Damien | Jul 4, 2024 | Blog Posts, Economics
It is Independence Day and we rightfully celebrate the beginning of this great nation. Often, the discussion of our independence and accompanying freedoms revolve around our political freedoms such as speech, assembly, religion, bearing arms, trial by jury, elections,...
by Paul Damien | Jun 26, 2024 | Blog Posts
Japanese Proverb: Three WISE monkeys—Mizaru (See no evil), Kikazaru (Hear no evil), Iwazaru (Speak no evil) BOLD TOK Hindi Proverb: Three UNWISE donkeys—Andha (See no truth), Behara (Hear no truth), Joota (Speak no truth) The BOLD TOK donkeys represent the U.S....
by Paul Damien | Jun 15, 2024 | Blog Posts
The current, openly racist pronouncements against the white, female basketball phenom Caitlin Clark by several left-wing Democrat journalists, commentators and players are reminiscent of what the Democrat Party did to blacks during the Jim Crow years.[1] Before I get...
by Paul Damien | Jun 8, 2024 | Blog Posts
The women’s suffrage movement in the U.S. is remarkable for many reasons. For me, its most striking aspect is how Black and White women that fought the dual war—the emancipation of women and the abolition of slavery—are forever tied at the hip. In this regard,...
by Paul Damien | Jun 1, 2024 | Blog Posts
DEI officially stands for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion. Emeritus Professor Alan Dershowitz of Harvard University describes its harm to education and society.[1] Like the professor, several bloggers, who find the whole concept distasteful, define it as Didn’t Earn It....
by Paul Damien | May 25, 2024 | Blog Posts
Joe B recently, and apparently falsely, claimed that his uncle (2nd Lt. Ambrose J. Finnegan Jr., also known as “Bosie”) was victimized—eaten, that is—by cannibals.[1] Perhaps, this fishy propaganda, defended by the White House press secretary[2], might give...
