By Wayne Allensworth The boy jumped over a fence and headed toward the pond, where a rock pile at one end made a rippling waterfall. It’s cold out, a few days past a warm Christmas. The wind is blowing fiercely, and the last leaves have flown and left naked branches on the trees near the pond. The limbs rattle and sway on the tallest trunks. The evergreens provide splashes of color against the...
By Wayne Allensworth In another one of his frequent, nearly inexplicable zigzags, President Donald Trump recently said that Republican House members should vote for legislation calling for the Justice Department to release the Jeffrey Epstein files. But he only conceded the point after it became apparent that a number of Republicans would vote that way regardless. The Senate passed the bill on...
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 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 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 The murder of Charlie Kirk was most likely a political killing. An assassination. It isn’t a stretch to assume that the killer is deranged, one of the alienated, marginal, mentally-unstable people postmodern society spawns like poisonous mushrooms. At the same time, the murder was most likely — again, it’s no stretch to assume this — also at least partly the result of leftist...
By Wayne Allensworth Human beings live in webs of relationships — relationships that overlap but are prioritized by most people in most places, in most times, by proximity. These priorities are the basis of moral teachings which, when codified and extended to all members of a polity in law, become institutionalized, at least in theory. But the oldest rules of all, the ones we know without needing...
By Wayne Allensworth I loved the original Star Trek series when I was a kid. Sci-fi fascinated me. The show fired my imagination and, I think, in a developed industrial society, the call for exploring a new frontier resonated with the memory of those of us whose ancestors settled an America that was already far behind us. “Exploring new worlds” and the “final frontier” had a poetic ring. America...
By Wayne Allensworth I highly recommend watching Tucker Carlson’s interview with Professor John Mearsheimer of the University of Chicago, noted foreign policy realist and author, along with Harvard’s Stephen Walt, of a very important book, The Lobby: The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy. As Carlson notes in the podcast, it is remarkable that the book was ever published, but as Mearsheimer says...
By R. Cort Kirkwood Three years ago, special counsel John Durham’s losing perjury trial against Clinton presidential campaign button man Michael Sussmann unveiled Hillary Clinton’s personal approval of the Russia Collusion Hoax to destroy President Donald Trump. A witness testified that Clinton personally approved the plan, which was known to President Barack Hussein...
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