Historically Correct
Koltin ScottThe truth isn’t “politically correct”. HC seeks the truth that can stand the test of time. While any readers/subs are welcome the truth isn’t for everyone. Conservative leaning. The title is a poke at the politically correct but historically incorrect.
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Legion Insanities, Folie á Deux
Get ready for the crash out.
I had written once that Democrats have drank the Koolaid and it’s aged like fine wine. The women who have are not fitting that description however. If you read the article, I worded it quite literally and went...
Seize Production?
This morning I ran across this note about Bill Maher bemoaning the commie Left.
I’m not intending this short article to whack moderates or disillusioned leftists over the head with the MAGA Hammer. Rather, I’ll stress for the trillionth ti...
My Aristocratic Polemical
Art from When the Sleeper Wakes, Public Domain since 1931 (blended [poorly] with airbrush by me)
Every few years it seems some new guru comes along with old ideas with a new coat of paint or some new amalgamation thereof; like I do if I ev...
Operation Full Circle
Since 2008 building a home has been a headache to say the least. By the next Presidential election that will be 20 years ago. People that were children during the crash are now looking for homes, struggling to find one and construction pric...
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...
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