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Kenya has a fascinating history, being one of the oldest regions continuously occupied by humans. I haven’t any kind of specialization reading Kenyan history. I have read a couple of… Read more

It takes a while to orient with chess resources. One likes to learn from chess star players of course. Following them is like following football stars and stats. One needs… Read more

The national economy isn’t the whole world. The late Allan Watts published a book titled ‘The Wisdom of Insecurity’. One should feel a little detached from and reflective on the… Read more

The N.R.A. is in leadership disarray following President Trump’s speech to the organization that defends American civil liberties to own guns. There probably is no causal tie between former Reagan… Read more

With news that a few prominent Democrats are agitating to allow prisoners the right to vote in federal elections questions arise as to why and how such a program of… Read more

No it’s not too extreme, it’s just off the mark. As in chess, accuracy matters. When addressing such large issues efficient engineering design including social engineering, is requisite. It’s better… Read more

Notre Dame Cathedral was part of Parisian history. It should be rebuilt yet it should have triple roles and not just be a replica museum. Plainly as much of the… Read more

President Trump needs the Christian vote for reelection. Fundamentally he needs pre-tribulationist and dispensationalist voters to agree that he is less evil than satanic Democrats that well-regard just two of… Read more

President Trump is accelerating the old style, unreformed, ecospherically destructive economic methods. The result is the lowest unemployment rate in U.S. history and an increasing pace of unsustainable ecospheric destruction.… Read more

The United States has been gambling with its financial future since the followers after the Reagan Administration choose to lose their minds and blindly follow the principle of deficit spending… Read more