Fourth of July: The First Anniversary (1777)
~ by James Still ~ On the first anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, Congress adjourned for the day and dined with military officers and various dignitaries. British deserters and the Hessian band, taken at the Battle of Trenton, also joined the festivities. A naval …
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The West Will Never Defeat Islam . . . Unless
The West Will Never Defeat Islam . . . Unless Taqiyya – Islamic justification for lying to infidels Hijrah – Islamic term for invasion by migration Jihad – Religious war of domination Fatwa – A call from an Islamic scholar to all citizens of …
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Sen. Konni Burton Officially Announces Campaign for Reelection
COLLEYVILLE, TX – Today, State Senator Konni Burton (R) officially announced the beginning of her campaign for reelection to Senate District 10:
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The Meaning of the Rattlesnake (1775)
~ by James Still ~ The rattlesnake was a significant symbol used throughout the American Revolution. The Dept of War, established in 1789, included a rattlesnake in its seal in recognition of the rattlesnake’s importance. The Dept of the Army (1947), successor of the Dept …
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An Appeal to Heaven (1775)
~ by James Still ~ If found guilty in a court of law, an accused has a right to appeal to a higher court. Prior to the American Revolution, the Colonists presented their grievances to the court of King George III many times and pleaded …
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Thoughts on Government (1776)
~ by James Still ~ In 1776, John Adams was asked to share his opinions on government. In response, Adams wrote several letters and a pamphlet entitled, Thoughts on Government. Adams touched on three branches of government and a system of checks and balances. Thoughts …
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We Fight For Freedom (1776)
~ by James Still ~ Following the American losses in the fall of 1776 and prior to the victory at Trenton, several States issued addresses in an effort to encourage their citizens. Among the addresses given was one to the citizens of New York written …
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Who was George Washington? (1732 – 1799)
~ by James Still ~ George Washington was born in Virginia on February 22, 1732. He was appointed County Surveyor at the age of 17 and joined the British Army at 21. Washington was a Virginia Delegate to the First Continental Congress, Commander-in-Chief of the …
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No Time to Rest
(Posted just hours before the inauguration of Donald Trump) There have not been so many good options for conservatives since the Republican primaries. With Hillary’s star fading, many of us have noted a feeling as if a great weight has been lifted from the …
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True the Vote to Audit Entire Presidential Election
2016. Just…. WOW! 2017. Now, it’s time to bring an end to election fraud. Our plans are set. We intend to conduct a comprehensive forensic audit of the entire election – all 136+ million votes. The audit will focus on the groups, locations, and processes …
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