Author Archives: FreedomRecon

By Stephen L. Hall Some time in the recent past, one of the neighborhood vermin asked me if I was going to plant a garden this year. I informed her no, I really did not have time to plant and … Continue reading →

TheRealGuyFaux I mentioned in one of my comments about doing a story about Annie Oakley and William Randolph Hearst, and so, without further ado: In the early 20th C., William Randolph Hearst, the archetype for Citizen Kane (though almost nothing … Continue reading →

By DJH *** With 2018 fast approaching Democrats are smelling blood in the House and the Senate. Historically, Midterms favor the opposing party. With Trump’s extreme unpopularity, and a horrible GOP congress that sucks, this would make a lot of … Continue reading →

A new post from Canadian in USA! *** About this whole “Handmaid’s Tale” thing…I’ve been giving this a lot of thought. So, here is my opinion – take from it what you will: I haven’t read Margaret Atwood’s book but … Continue reading →

That’s it. Just meh.

By Stephen L. Hall The United States Code, fully annotated, takes up approximately twelve (12) bookshelves in the law library. That does not begin to account for the much larger voluminous rules promulgated by the agencies to interpret those laws, … Continue reading →

This guy… …wrote an 1100 plus word essay calling millions of Americans stupid. No matter who you support politically, you’re not going to win your side many votes by calling Americans “stupid.” I know it’s cliche, but this attitude and … Continue reading →

Are we group thinkers who shun every opinion that doesn’t agree with ours? Or are we free thinkers who debate issues, some which we agree with each other and some which we do not? If your solution to disagreement is … Continue reading →

My apologies in advance for using the same source two days in a row.–FR There’s a battle over property rights in Thurston County, Washington between land owners and…I can’t believe I’m typing this…gophers. Yes you read that right, I said … Continue reading →