Pointless blather
In Case Anyone Was Wondering . . . .
. . . no, I ain’t dead. And with apologies to Mr. Clemens: “Any such rumors have been greatly exaggerated.” I’ve been away from TAH for quite a while. So just in case anyone out there was wondering what was up I thought I’d post this update. Why the hiatus? A number of different reasons. […]
Saturday silliness
I remember Dave King, the lead singer for Irish punk band Flogging Molly, thanking the Pope for all the song inspirations he had given them. Looking at some of the ideas floated by our newly elected President-redux, it looks like the next four years should be interesting. If anything, it’s hard to decide where to […]
Talking Dogs. No, Really.
Every dog-owned human believes their dog is way smarter than we generally recognize. I’ve told stories before, without shame, about being outsmarted by my dogs. But, I think I may have crossed the Rubicon, fallen down the rabbit hole, tripped the light fantastic … something. Like many, I’ve wondered about those “word-buttons” dogs have been […]
The myth behind the 99% scientific consensus on ‘human caused’ climate change
I posted about the myth of the 97% consensus on human caused climate change in this post. A new study was done that continued where this previous paper left off. This study concluded that there was greater than 99% consensus among scientists on “human caused” climate change. However, a reading of this new paper calls […]
Woke initiatives in the Military-Part of a larger agenda intended to fundamentally change America
Instead of nuclear war, we should embrace coexistence. We can demonstrate moral strength by engaging in total disarmament. America should capitulate instead of fighting a nuclear war. But wait! There’s more! America should provide aid to all nations regardless of their communist status. In 1963, one of the articles entered into the Congressional Record involved […]
Yevgeny Prigozhin’s PMC Wagner ‘march’ to Moscow: A potential repeat of history
Private Military Company (PMC) Wagner’s taking control of Russian territory appears to repeat Russian history. Two major examples involve Russia’s involvement in World War I, and then the Soviet Union’s invasion of Afghanistan. The first involvement contributed to the events that would result in the revolution that would lead to a communist government. The Soviet […]
Today is Juneteenth!
Despite slavery being made illegal, many areas in the south did not immediately release their slaves. The Union, continuing with its fight against the Confederates, did not have enough troops to ensure that the slaves were freed. However, after the fighting ended and the Confederacy surrendered, the federal troops had the manpower needed to enforce […]
Hate Speech Reference Guide for the Perpetually Outraged
“…abridging the freedom of speech…” Attempts to label language use as a hate crime has been around for years in America. Efforts to condemn symbolic acts of violence such as flag or cross burnings has expanded over the years to include new efforts to ban so called hate speech. Today any public statements against, say, […]
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