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In Defense of the Justified Bloody Nose

vassar - March 16, 2016 0

You know the news story of the Trump supporter who sucker-punched a Trump rally protester. Actually it was more of a sucker-forearm shiver to the...

This Land is Ours

vassar - January 4, 2016 0

Yeah, I know. I'll bet you're thinking I'm talking about Americans claiming our property rights to America.. The sudden stand-off in Oregon over a ranch-land conviction...

American Theology Simply Stated, The Transcendence of Liberty

vassar - December 25, 2015 2

The Transcendence of Liberty I’ve told this story before, of the time in 1991 I attended a birthday party for a law professor at a...

Planned Parenthood Draws Clear Line Between Pro-Choice and Pro-Abortion

vassar - July 22, 2015 0

Planned Parenthood is only in the middle of its Jump the Shark moment, as this story will keep getting bigger and bigger, thanks to...

Bureaucratism is Both a Social and Mental Disorder

vassar - January 15, 2015 0

OK, we know about the bureaucratic excesses of the federal government, IRS, EPA, DHS. The damage they do can be measured by the broad sweep of their...

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A Billionare Of Words

haystack - March 3, 2025

Special Features

Comparing Ukraine and Russia; Russification under Stalin and Ukraine;

vassar - October 25, 2024

American Exceptionalism

Highlighting David Poff’s Update on Thomas Paine’s Common Sense “Human Sense”

vassar - October 13, 2024

2024 election

JD Vance, Tim Walz, and Thomas Jefferson Reminding Us

vassar - October 2, 2024

In The Can

A Harlan County, KY native, Vassar served as an Army criminal trial lawyer in Vietnam-era Asia. After his military career, he spent a number of years in corporate manufacturing management, in the textiles industry, where he crossed paths with a few too many new-generation Gordon Gekkkos and chose to move on to consulting work on behalf of "Con los pobres de la tierra quiero yo mi suerte echar", first in SE Asia, and then in the Soviet Bloc. Vassar dedicates the remainder of his life to committing his thoughts and observations to pen and paper.