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Open Letter to Pie Crust Conservatives
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“Promises are like pie crusts, meant to be broken.” —Stalin
“A free enterprise economy can function only within a legal framework of rules; and no part of that framework is more important than the rules… ”. —Milton Friedman...
Love Thy Stranger
Across the West, morals backed by Scripture are regularly mocked and perverted to the ends of the evil. “Your Christian God is one of love-“ they say, “therefore I should be allowed to do x”. With Thanksgiving around the corner we have anot...
A Tale of Two Cities
My take on the New York mayoral election:
One should never let a good tragedy go to waste. The tragedy in this case? The downfall of New York City.
It reminds me of the downfall of my nearby Indianola in Texas or New Orleans in the 19th c...
Bad Day (October Fiction)
A/N: Growing up, the first zombie media I got my chops in was the 2000’s Dawn of the Dead. It was a gory, sprinting zombies masterpiece at the time. If you enjoy the first chapter or short story below please like, share and tell me so.
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Poseidon is Dead
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Poseidon is Dead
Atlantis 1968
Poseidon is dead, and I don’t know if the KGB did it. His neck was broken as his old, weak corpse lay in his bed. The King of the Sea’s face was swollen from a beating from someone’s glove...
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