This post contains my latest poem, after a long dry spell! It feels good to write again. Actually, I have written a couple poems for my girlfriend admittedly, however all other topics have been left untouched for months and months, and they were starting to boil over. Crazy how being stuck in school can make […]
My heart shatters for George Floyd, for his family and friends and those connected to previous incidents of excessive force. Jesus is the cure to our broken world. Not only does he forgive us, but he offers to take our burdens as well. (Matthew 11:28-30)
After a few months of writer’s block, I finally sat down and forced my pen to work. I won’t spoil it for you with a premise other than allowing you the title itself. Enjoy. A Conversational Dilemma I don’t know how to communicate.It’s true. Of the social obligation to validate each other’s charades, I am […]
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Merry Christmas, Mrs. Curren! Allow me to recommend an essay from over 80 years ago by Abert Jay Nock (1870-1945) which I read many years ago (over 50) while in high school!
“Isaiah’s Job” is sometimes called “The Remnant,” and for a good reason:
https://mises.org/library/isaiahs-job
I have been re-reading a collection of his essays: one from 1927 (“Anarchist’s Progress”) states that everyone since the Grover Cleveland administration (he did not say which one, but presumably the first one) has realized that there is “no difference between the Republican and Democratic parties.” 🙂
The Uniparty has been around for a very long time!
Best Wishes and Merry Christmas again!
“Ausonius”
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Thanks for sharing all of this fascinating info Ausonius. I’ll check out your essay after Christmas & try to get back with you on it (hope I don’t forget but the memory is no longer a steel trap here). Blessed Christmas to you & yours!
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