“How Do You Solve a Problem Like Facebook?”

"How do you solve a problem like Facebook?" Interesting question. Intriguing. Funny, I was talking with my wife about these very issues, & more, just within the past 24 hours. Finally got around to glancing at email just now, this article was the first thing I saw. Obviously it's a controversial article, topic, issue, etc., and …

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A Look Back At My 2016 Article, “Republicans Can’t Be Christians — Sorry!”

President Donald Trump with one of his most ardent evangelical supporters, the sellout Franklin Graham [I published this earlier today on Medium. It's literally the same thing, but better proofed and edited, so it's perhaps 1% better if grammatical mistakes just kill you like they do some. If that's the case, you may wish to …

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An Update with Context on Little-Known Historical US Oppression of International Minorities

I just published An Update with Context on Little-Known Historical US Oppression of International Minorities on Medium. Feel free to check it out. Cheers!

Book Review: Henry Ford’s “The International Jew”

The International Jew by Henry Ford My rating: 2 of 5 stars This is an unusual book to give a rating to or write a review about. I'd read quite a bit about this book before ever reading this book. (And I'm currently reading two interesting books on the man. They are Max Wallace's The …

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A Review of Deconversion: a Journey from Religion to Reason

Deconverted: a Journey from Religion to Reason by Seth Andrews My rating: 5 of 5 stars Fantastic book! Seth Andrews lived my own exact life growing up, and we were both traumatized by the same types of things (the movie, "Thief In The Night!"), and we were both fundies/evangelicals for much of our younger lives …

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