Archive for March 9th, 2014

No Political Fix to America’s Death Spiral

No Political Fix to America’s Death Spiral

I’m never going to win a popularity contest. It’s not my goal to be liked. I’ll probably never be a “Fox News contributor” or even broadly recognized as a dutifully compliant cog within the greater, GOP-heavy “conservative” political wheel. That’s because I say things like this: There is no political fix to America’s death spiral.

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Filling the Breach: Looking for a Hero

Filling the Breach: Looking for a Hero

News story after news story, they all have one common denominator; they cry out for one thing. “Where is our Hero? Who’s gonna’ come and rescue us out of this pit we’ve dug for ourselves?” Will there be anyone who will have the courage to “stand in the hedge and make up the gap?” Or will it be as it was with Israel; God said He could find no one?

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Matt Bevin

Why Matt Bevin is challenging Mitch McConnell

Upsetting the status quo means shaking up and displacing an entrenched, comfortable political establishment. For Tea Partiers, this means not just the opposition party, but also the establishment in its own party – the Republican Party. Take, for instance, the current primary challenge in Kentucky by Tea Partier Matt Bevin against Republican Senate Minority leader Mitch McConnell.

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What’s Behind Russian Aggression?

What’s Behind Russian Aggression?

Russia’s aggression in the Ukraine has dominated the world news of late. With Putin seeking to reestablish the old Soviet Union, we can see the prophetic biblical end time events appearing right before our eyes. Whether Putin is the “Gog” which is to come is unknown, but one thing is totally certain, one cannot read Ezekiel 38 and not see the perfect parallels of our day.

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James Caan & Our Future Dystopia

James Caan & Our Future Dystopia

In his 1975 cult-classic, Rollerball, Caan plays Rollerball Champion, Jonathan E., who represents the hope of a global community dominated and controlled by an absurdly powerful, internationally aligned governmental authority known simply as the ‘corporations.’ The film basically paints a picture of a dystopian society in which all the needs of the people are determined and administered (food, shelter, medical care, even companionship and recreational drugs) by a global corporate state.

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