By Wayne Allensworth Our conscious memory is like a mist that covers the summit of a vast, awesome mountain. Brain scientists say that we retain memories of everything that ever happened to us. Under hypnosis, or during a near-death experience, a panorama of one’s life can be drawn out of the mist. And sometimes memories veiled by the unconscious mind can still, they say, affect our conscious...
By Wayne Allensworth The Trump administration has taken some important positive steps in its first six months. But there is a lot left to do. Here are some thoughts on where we stand. The United States is at least pausing supplies of weapons to Ukraine. The Pentagon had informed the White House that American weapons stockpiles were being depleted by supplying Kyiv. It’s about time. President...
By Wayne Allensworth Watching the Democrats implode is quite instructive. As noted earlier, California Governor Gavin Newsom had been pretending to be a moderate prior to the Immigration and Customs Enforcement sweeps in Los Angeles. Sweeps that prompted the left’s anarchists and Bolshevik wannabes into action after, no doubt, some serious prompting and financing from the Soros breed of globalist...
By Wayne Allensworth Colonel Douglas McGregor, posting on X, tells it like it is: “Americans confront millions of illegals who pose an existential threat to the American Republic. Given the size and scope of what is coming POTUS MUST ACT NOW to bring back ALL US GROUND FORCES FROM overseas and employ them at home to restore the rule of law and execute mass deportations. He must also...
By Wayne Allensworth Rasmussen has been the most reliable pollster since I started paying close attention to polling during President Donald Trump’s first presidential campaign. Unlike most pollsters, Rasmussen is truly independent, not owned by corporate media. In his latest podcast, Rasmussen pollster Mark Mitchell reports that on the question of whether the country is “on the right track or...
By Wayne Allensworth What follows is an excerpt from a piece I wrote a couple of years ago that remains relevant: Our people must begin reconsidering their history. Where they came from and where we wish to go. An end to foreign adventures and to militarism should be one of our aims. That’s the best way to honor the memory of the fallen. Perhaps we should also take more time to honor another kind...
By R. Cort Kirkwood With U.S. arms flowing again to Ukraine and the Trump administration pushing for a ceasefire in the war with Russia, former Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor delivered frightening news during an interview with Tucker Carlson for The Tucker Carlson Show. The drug cartels that control Mexico have U.S-made Javelin anti-tank missiles, presumably purchased on the black...
By Wayne Allensworth President Donald Trump’s fast start in Term Two has been breathtaking. Commentators have observed that it was for the best that Trump did not return to the White House following the 2020 election. He had four years to come up with a plan and assemble a team. He went through the fire as the Blob relentlessly attacked him, and he emerged more determined and more focused than...
By Wayne Allensworth It’s been a tumultuous first month in Donald Trump’s second term as president. It’s early days, yet, but there have been some good signs … March 2 was Texas Independence Day. I recall vividly my boyhood years when local and state pride was very strong, not yet as diluted by the homogenization of modernity, aided by air travel, mass communications, and the interstate...
By Wayne Allensworth Keeping up with the Trump White House is like tracking a whirlwind. Donald Trump knew he had to act quickly to exploit his electoral triumph and is doing so. Here are some thoughts on what is happening: As far as a peace agreement in Ukraine goes, we have been hearing a lot about a potential deal to secure U.S. rights to rare earth metals there. Trump has said he wants...
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