By Wayne Allensworth It’s approaching mid-November and in the morning sky the rising sun, bright as it climbs in a China blue firmament, has moved closer to the moon, a half orb at this stage, the half facing the sun bright and clear, reflecting morning’s light. The leaves are turning finally, after a second Indian summer and then the onset of fall temperatures. I follow a stream and arch my neck...
By Darrell Dow In the last five years, the net worth of the top 0.1 percent has rocketed from $12 trillion to $23 trillion. The average new homebuyer is 59 years old, up from 36 15 years ago. To deal with affordability anxieties, President Trump — supposedly representing populist right economics — endorsed 50-year mortgages. It’s no wonder Generation Z is seething with frustration. Their...
By Wayne Allensworth When President Trump’s second term began almost a year ago, I was ready to give him and his team every benefit of every doubt. And it appeared for a while like there might even be some semblance of a plan to dismantle the administrative state. That hope was unfounded. Team Trump has no plan, no strategic vision, and no real understanding of what faces us. What Trump and his...
By R. Cort Kirkwood (The New American) The FBI stopped an ISIS-linked terror plot set for Ferndale, Michigan, during the Halloween weekend, the Justice Department announced today. A federal criminal complaint filed in the Eastern District of Michigan accuses two residents of Dearborn — a seething, buzzing hive of hundreds of thousands of Muslims — of planning the attack with three co...
By Wayne Allensworth William Blake’s Newton (1795) He [Newton] seems meant to be associated with the rock on which he sits, emphasizing Blake’s view that the laws of Newtonian physics had fixed the world in Urizenic petrification, as later stated in A Descriptive Catalogue: “The Horse of Intellect is leaping from the cliffs of Memory and Reasoning; it is a barren Rock: it is also called the...
By R. Cort Kirkwood (The New American) Another Indian illegal-alien truck driver has been charged in the vehicular homicide of three people. Police have charged Jashanpreet Singh — whom the Biden administration caught entering the country illegally and released at the border — with manslaughter while driving under the influence. The triple homicide is the second such crash in two months by an...
By Wayne Allensworth October will be over soon. In my part of the world, the weather will noticeably change as November begins. In October, we have Indian Summer days that are very warm, but the temperatures gradually decline. The sun is not as bright, and mornings and evenings are crisp and clear, one’s sight enhanced by the diminished glare, increasing the depth and sharpness of one’s vision...
By R. Cort Kirkwood (The New American) U.S. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan has referred disgraced former CIA Director John Brennan to the Justice Department for prosecution. The six-page referral sent today to Attorney General Pam Bondi from the Ohio Republican accuses Brennan of perjury before the Judiciary Committee. Brennan delivered two perjurious statements proven false by the...
By Wayne Allensworth When Bill Gates proclaimed that Artificial Intelligence (AI) would eventually replace most human workers, the demonic — no other word fits — nightmare dreams of the globalists and their techno gurus should have finally become clear to all. “Clear” as in a clear and present existential threat to humanity and the human spirit. The culmination of fallen Lucifer and his band of...
By Wayne Allensworth To see a world in a grain of sand And a heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand And eternity in an hour… The child’s toys and the old man’s reasons Are the fruits of the two seasons. A survey of October skies. As I walk and watch and experience the change of seasons, however gradual in this part of the world. But still there, still...
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