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Tonight instead of assisting with and supplementing the Passover dinner ceremony, I was asked to lead it. It went very well. Probably two hours long or more, most people in that crowd did not know what to expect. My wife made some huge Exodus...

I agree entirely with your last sentence. Notice how few missiles they are sending out lately. Every shot exposes a hidden launcher. Opportunities like that don’t go unexercised. With each shot, their capabilities are downgraded.

A-10s and Apaches can clear drones and smaller vessels easily. Only requirement is air superiority over water itself. So possible. Guys, you have to realize we will now in uncommon times. You can't anyone assume previous friends are actually...

I think the Iranians have the ability to destroy the petroleum production and processing facilities of the Gulf States. It would take years to get these facilities back on line. This would make opening straight of Hormuz irrelevant. I think...

Sociologists have shown that diverse and fragmented cultures are inherently lower trust than intact and homogeneous ones. It's obvious. I've spent a lot of time in Japan, a homogeneous and relatively intact culture. It is high trust. I've...

We are definitely becoming a lower trust society. I think the main reasons are: 1. Christianity has far less influence on society, while naturalism, atheism, secularism, evolutionism, Marxism, feminism, capitalism, and transgenderism, have...

You honestly think that we couldn’t concentrate our firepower on opening it up? I think that we have demonstrated our ability to destroy their capabilities adequately.

We are definitely becoming a lower trust society. I think the main reasons are: 1. Christianity has far less influence on society, while naturalism, atheism, secularism, evolutionism, Marxism, feminism, capitalism, and transgenderism, have...

Translation: We are unable to open the Strait of Hormuz any time soon, but are still trying to act tough. 😉

The US used to be much more of a high trust society. I was thinking today about the girl who was returning home from work on public transportation and was killed by a random knucklehead who had already proven himself to not be worthy of his...

Translation: We might not bother to reopen the Strait of Hormuz any time soon.

Ooof. This is a major stretch. You’ve taken a passage about the interactions of a temporary make slave and his master and monkey hammered them on to the father/daughter relationship. But the passage you cite says nothing about daughters. Also...

Hello and welcome! That was a lovely introduction and I now feel like we have "met virtually." Sadly, it really doesn’t matter how sound your position is. There is a quote that kinda sums it up. "Prejudices are rarely overcome by argument; not...

No, but work with confidence that there is a solution. You're caught; your Maker isn't.

All that she has done here is to convince me that she is exactly the person that she has been accused of being.