This month of July has been awash in thoughtcrime. Transgender activists condemned actress Scarlett Johansson for the social crime of planning to play a transgendered “man” in a movie project. Ms. Johansson was the driving force behind the movie; she … Continue reading
Happy Monday!! Another week is upon us and I hope everyone had a nice weekend. As always, today’s post is by Stephen Hall. And, as always, thank you Stephen!! On Lauren Southern’s current speaking tour of Australia, “tour organisers … Continue reading
Was Gaugin justified? French painter Paul Gaugin moved to Tahiti at a crucial time in his life, and at an even more crucial time in the life of his five children. Mr. Gaugin painted beautiful canvas in Tahiti, while his … Continue reading
Happy Monday, faithful readers, guests and hangers on! Hope everyone had a nice weekend. As always, Monday’s post comes to us from Stephen Hall. Thanks, Stephen!! Previously was discussed a spin upon the 1950s marginal tax rates and the … Continue reading
An insolent libertarian talking point goes more or less like this: “we don’t take sides in the marriage debate; we think government ought to stay out of marriage altogether”. But things are never that simple. Men and women committing to … Continue reading
Happy Monday FR readers! As always, Monday’s post was written by Stephen Hall. Due to the multiple links and pictures for this post, I will be spending the rest of the day doing a hippie dance on Stephen’s lawn. (Don’t … Continue reading
Our nation has three true holy days; Thanksgiving, Christmas, and today. Share your stories of patriotism today.
Happy Independence Day dear readers of FR! Everyone have an excellent 4th, be safe and God Bless America!
Happy Monday to all you wonderful FR readers! As usual, Monday’s post comes to us from Stephen Hall. Thank you, as always, Stephen. If you have ever paid attention to politics in the news, then you have been subjected … Continue reading
European and South American teams are dominating the World Cup. It wasn’t supposed to happen. I started watching the World Cup in 1990, the year the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon made their remarkable run. Even then the expectation was that … Continue reading
