Franklin Delano Roosevelt on December 8, 1941 addressed Congress and in his opening remarks he said:
“Yesterday, December 7th, 1941 — a date which will live in infamy — the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.”
Movie producer Harvey Weinstein announced for the first time on Howard Stern’s radio show that he is making a full feature drama to try to destroy the National Rifle Association.
One day America will wake up to the awful reality that it changed her unique and exceptional foundation of 1620 for one no different than the society of Dante’s inferno. What remains to be answered is, does America have the will to reconnect with the greatest treasure brought by the Pilgrim and Puritan visionaries of having a great society that would change the world for future generations?
How can we ever expect America’s younger generations to preserve America’s greatness when the president of this nation keeps preaching damaging economic myths and misguided moral lessons?
For 41 years, abortion has been legal in America. With two grossly uninformed decisions in 1973, Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton, the Supreme Court laid down some of the most liberal abortion laws in the world, putting the United States on par with North Korea and China.
People who are religious are healthier and take fewer sick days, new research suggests.
They are also less stressed and anxious at work, the researchers found. Experts believe this could be because spirituality offers a ‘buffer against strains’ of modern life.
The United States may not negotiate with terrorists, but it certainly hasn’t minded using curriculum tied to them in official Army briefings. Despite being linked in federal court to a case of domestic terrorism, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has been a go-to “source” of the Obama Pentagon in a string of military training sessions.
Bill de Blasio is the flamboyant Marxist newly elected mayor of New York City. He took office with an overwhelming majority vote of 73% according to The New York Times (NYT). The NYT also reported the following number of people that voted in this recent mayoral election: out of a little more than four million eligible voters only 1,026,168 actually voted.
They say religion is a matter of the heart – but it seems the shape of our brains could also have a role to play.
Throughout history happiness is expressed in all cultures and languages to convey a desired sentiment for things to have a good outcome. The wish can be a sincere desire for the best without being straightforward about some uncertainties that must be faced which could pose an obstruction to the desired happiness. Nonetheless, the wish or prayer for happiness is pronounced hoping for the best knowing the worst can jump out at us at any time.
History is divided before and after Jesus Christ’s coming to earth, end of story. Nonetheless, there are those who hate everything Jesus represents and they would love to change the B.C. (Before Christ) and A.D. (Anno Domini, a Medieval Latin meaning “in the year of Our Lord”). Our Gregorian calendar represents the time of Jesus of Nazareth’s conception or His birth. Atheists, and other religions and ideologies are reminded every day of Jesus Christ every time they write a date. It makes no difference that they have twisted its meaning to Common Era or Before Common Era. Until they invent another calendar that does not resemble our present one, they have no choice but to accept they must acknowledge the B.C. and A.D.
Throughout the year atheists are in a constant battle against Christianity for one simple reason, their denial of God’s existence. But they specially get angry and frustrated in the month of December because it is the biggest time of the year. It’s Christmas! Christians celebrate the birth of Christ in a big way!
Senator Harry Reid’s (D-Nev.) party got a bench for Christmas — a federal one. That’s the unfortunate effect of the Left’s latest power grab, which yesterday yielded its first prize: a radical appointment to the D.C. Circuit Court. Two months ago, the nomination of Patricia Millett, an anti-Christian, anti-marriage ideologue, was a nonstarter under the chamber’s historic 60-vote threshold. That all changed before Thanksgiving when the Left steamrolled the Senate’s rules and unleashed the majority on a confirmation system that, until recently, gave both parties a say in the process.
