Trenton, The Night Washington Crossed the Delaware In the winter of 1776, it looked like the battle for independence was doomed. The British army had chased Washington out of New York. To salvage victory from defeat, the American general had one last play to make. He would attack his enemy on Christmas night. The password […]
Trenton, The Night Washington Crossed the Delaware Read More »
Ronald Reagan’s Puppy Joke I was raised in a staunch Democrat family. The party my parents loved was much different than the one we have today. In fact, John F. Kennedy would be considered a conservative by today’s standards. In any event, I changed parties around age 27, and never looked back. Here are several
Ronald Reagan’s Puppy Joke Read More »
COVID-19 and mRNA Article Reference List Archive Links The links below will take you to the link list for that period. 2026 Covid-19 and mRNA Vaccine Article Archives 2025 Covid-19 and mRNA Vaccine Article Archives 2024 Covid-19 and mRNA Vaccine Article Archives 2023 Covid-19 and mRNA Vaccine Article Archives 2022 Covid-19 and mRNA Vaccine Article
COVID-19 and mRNA Article Reference List Archive Links Read More »
We Are Enormously Insignificant We Are Enormously Insignificant I’m not just talking about the human race, planet Earth, but our galaxy, the Milky Way. The graph below will give you an idea of what I’m talking about, but the videos that follow will literally blow your mind. This first one is the longest, but it
We Are Enormously Insignificant Read More »
The Slowest SR-71 Fly-Past I saw one of these close-up at the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona. They are truly awesome. Years ago, I took my oldest grandson, Kyle, to see Major Brian Shul and his co-pilot Walt Watson speak about their experiences flying the R-71. It was a wonderful presentation with
The Slowest SR-71 Fly-Past Read More »