My “Up In Your Business” radio interview with the General Wesley Clark was thought provoking. He spoke passionately about duty towards country and comradery among mankind from all ilk’s. He made a great argument for the controversial idea of a mandatory 2-year term of service after high school. The General, who graduated first in his […]
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2016 Arkansas lost a great statesman
An awesome Arkansan died this year, Dale Bumpers. After his death I watched his biography on AETN and realized how privileged I was to have met this man. He was an inspiration and inspirational people make you want to be a better person. Bumpers didn’t grow up privileged but was smart, hardworking, ambitious, and ethical. […]
Vacation Vibes – America is Already Great
The Maslov Hierarchy. Often, vacations seem like more trouble than they’re worth: planning, packing, traveling, lines, crowds, security, debt, arggggg. Growing up in the 50’s and 60’s was not all Leave It to Beaver, pie in the sky life as some would have you believe. True, an average white male did make enough money to […]
Thoughts about the LBJ Documentary from American Experience
I recently watched an AETN documentary about Lyndon B. Johnson (PBS LBJ from American Experience). Other than becoming President when Kennedy was shot, all I knew about LBJ was that he was an old time politician with a lot of glad handing coupled with good-ole-boy favors. I did not know he inherited the Vietnam War from […]
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs puts American Complaints in Check
There is no other place in the world like the good ole USA. For the most part, American’s problems are of our own making. Foreigners come to this country barely speaking English, purchase a failing small business, work seven days a week, pay taxes, live modestly and achieve the American Dream. They feel blessed. The […]
Back to the Future – Dietrich Bonhoeffer
“Silence in the face of evil is itself evil: God will not hold us guiltless. Not to speak is to speak. Not to act is to act.” – Dietrich Bonhoeffer I am glad my sons and daughter are past the age of the draft. Can you imagine a WW III with nukes and egos like […]
Tell Me What ISIS Wants
Makeshift memorial after the ISIS attacks in Paris. What does ISIS Want? ISIS is not getting their message out. What are their demands? What is their objective? Does anyone know? If you poll your friends and neighbors you may hear, “to kill Westerners, or to kill Christians, or to kill Americans.” But the fact is […]
An Interview with Kerry McCoy owner of FlagandBanner.com
Kerry talks with radio host about Confederate Flags, Rainbow Flags, censorship, the emotions of flags and about being in business for 40 years and how it has changed over the years.
We the sheeple…
I am always amazed at the sheep-like mentality of humans. I first heard the word propaganda when I was about 12. It was being used in conjunction with WWII. I was aghast, and I asked my big sister, how can you get a whole nation of people to commit genocide against each other? The answer: […]
Kerry McCoy’s rebuttal to the NAACP on Confederate Flag Controversy
Transcript: Hello, I am Kerry McCoy I want to thank the NAACP and Julius for coming out and exercising their First Amendment rights, just like I am. 40 years ago, I started my business on $400 and have lived the American dream. Today I continue to live that dream by selling flags and other patriotic […]