To Invite original and provocatively inspired thought and discourse relating to a variety of Individual, Political and Economic issues of the day, viewing each through the filter of Thomas Jefferson’s “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.” Read more...

Dems Have’n A Problem With Choice:

Posted on February 10, 2020 by Curtis Greco

A few years back I published the Blind Vision series, three books although each covering a specific theme they were tied together by one common ideal; the companionship that exists between the notion of Freedom and the expressing mechanism of Liberty. I wrote that “Freedom must never be confused with or thought as an extension of Liberty; the preservation of Freedom and the expressing mechanism of Liberty is an active and persistent engagement particularly when you understand that there are forces who believe they are at Liberty to vacate you Freedoms.”  Read more...

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Power-Elite: China May Be Willing But They’re Not the Real Threat!

Posted on February 7, 2020 by Curtis Greco

Since the days of Nixon’s opening of the door to China the jowls of predatory economic interests frothed-over with delight; they surveilled the terrain, the resources, the population and most importantly they observed the poverty of intellect common in totalitarian regimes and knew, from past practices, that fascist megalomaniacal types are the easiest to turn; they are willingly corruptible and history is flooded with examples of this simple truth.  Read more...

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Oh So Very Romney….

Posted on February 5, 2020 by Curtis Greco

Hiding under the cover of faith is one of the most spineless of defenses particularly when the Faithful’s actions are antithetical to the very scriptures they claim to be their guiding light. Romney’s use of selective reverence is a common theme occurring throughout his business and political career and has always failed for him and here’s why: words are never sufficient to mask or insulate anyone from the consequences of their actions.  Read more...

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Impeachment – Broadcasting Despiration Politics!

Posted on January 31, 2020 by Curtis Greco

No surprises here; the Democrats earned their failure in the most hopelessly tragic way possible; instead of working to draw a positive distinction on policy the drew instead upon the parallel of desperation distinguishing themselves by the extremes of mockery and barbaric stupidity. The fact that not one single Senate Democrat broke ranks in deference to the U.S. Constitution illustrates just how calculated their remarkable spinelessness is.

It’s patently clear, the Democrats used wet-paper-plate standards and by doing so handed the Republicans a certain victory. Hell, even the most thallic politician of all (perhaps ever), Mitt Romney (R-UT), couldn’t manage to step away from his brooding and terminal whimpishness to even approach, not even remotely, a selfless act of courage or observable act of character.  Read more...

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Legitimizing the Illegitimate:

Posted on January 29, 2020 by Curtis Greco

It is, or at the very minimum it should be, concerning that the continuation of the Impeachment Process is suspending if not outright defeating a fundamental and irrefutable truth: Having no single crime identified or otherwise supporting or appending either of the recorded Articles of Impeachment the entire process is moot if not unceremoniously unconstitutional. This is known and has been established as an undeniable fact.  Read more...

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