The future of generations that should have been nuclear physicists after earning credentials at prodigious academic institutions has gravitate away from the pioneers of atom smashing. The legends of the Feynmans, Oppenheimers, and Einsteins of the world are gradually being forgotten as society deviates from the Nuclear age into the infinitesimal corridors of the Information […]
The Sound Of Silence And Political Gamensship
Contained with the torrid hurricane of contemporary politics which epitomize the Information Age, the rules are broken to be meant. In the wake of a scandal where senior citizens in Minneapolis were offered supercharged golf carts and cases of playing cards for their votes, the controversy has reached a national scale, as the home of […]
Rasmussen Survey: 41% of Likely Voters Think Terrorism a Threat
By Dave Workman A new Rasmussen survey on terrorism, released Monday, reveals that 41 percent of “Likely U.S. Voters” believe foreign terrorism “is a greater threat to the United States, compared to 23% who think domestic terrorism is a greater threat.” More than one-fourth (26%) are not sure, but the new survey results represents a […]
Portland, OR Council Eyes No-Gun Zones for Licensed CCW
By Dave Workman The Portland, Oregon City Council is giving serious consideration to an ordinance which would ban licensed concealed carry in “certain city-owned buildings where official government meetings are held,” according to published reports, igniting a bristling reaction from Second Amendment advocates. KPTV News is reporting the proposal would remove the current exemption for […]
Two Decades And A Bottle Of Scotch
The whole idea surrounding modern day university student PTSD revolves and spins around the vague ideas of temporal inference, juice boxes, safe rooms adorning nap hammocks and forceable amnesia. This is the new college experience infused with elements of psychological trauma and indoctrination. Through the Orwellian concept of somebody controlling the present and past to […]
Months After ‘Bite of Seattle’ Shooting, More Questions than Answers
By Dave Workman The smoke hasn’t quite yet cleared in Seattle more than two months after a deadly shooting on the final day of the annual “Bite of Seattle” food fest, and socialist Democrat Mayor Katie Wilson increasingly appears to be sailing a rudderless ship with not many oars in the water. A report in […]
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