January 6 2021
Do you recall that day? It was a day we as Americans should all be ashamed of. I say that with great sorrow since I am an unabashed Trumpster. When he ran back in 2016 I was most impressed by … Continue reading →
My Slant on Religion
Recalling the history of what religion has wrought upon the world, it’s hard to believe in a supreme God that has created everything in the universe including us. It’s especially hard to believe that He demands we honor and … Continue reading →
My Slant on Gravity
Gravity is something like magnetism with the exception that the stuff of gravity only attracts other stuff. Scientists posit that there exists a particle called a graviton that forms the “gravitational field.” This so-called particle has never been detected either … Continue reading →
I didn’t Ask for This…Did You?
Back in December 2020, I questioned the possibility of “The End of OurExperimental Government?” Is it time to admit that the experiment hasfailed miserably? This country was founded on the idea that individual rightscould, and should be the dominating framework … Continue reading →
There’s a $5/gal for gasoline in our future
It’s settled. Biden’s in. The Dems have taken over the country by storm. At least we have a short reprieve until January 20 before the government starts fleecing the American sheep, otherwise known as its citizens. We all know it’s … Continue reading →
2020 – The End of Our Experimental Government?
With all the going’s on in our country during this year’s presidential election and what seems to be the ultimate in unbounded thievery at a level never reached before, is this the possibility that Franklin hinted at when he mouthed … Continue reading →
There is no Such Thing as Time
There is much talk of time in the science community as though it was a physical thing. There are even discussions of going backward in time, or the concept of time reversal. For example, there is a popular video that … Continue reading →
Why the Special Theory of Relativity is Wrong
In my article, My Slant on the Speed of Light, I show why the Michelson and Morley experiment failed to detect the earth’s movement through the “luminiferous ether.” My article assumes the addition of the velocities principle applies to light … Continue reading →
Are We Currently in “The Big Crunch?”
When Hubble discovered the red-shift phenomenon that seemed to indicate that the universe is expanding it was generally accepted that this was due to what is known today as “The Big Bang.” I don’t want to go into the feasibility … Continue reading →
My Slant on the Speed of Light
Over one hundred years ago Einstein explained the failure of the Michelson/Morley experiment to detect the earth’s motion through the “ether” by assuming the speed of light (in vacuo) is constant. I’d like to show that it is not necessary … Continue reading →