Editorial #169 This is How Business Runs.

There is a theory in business: “It is never the one who figures it out, but the one who figures it out first will always make the money.” The axiom is also true: “Hind sight is always twenty-twenty.” David Hilbert said: “Nothing can be hidden from eventual truth and knowledge.” Sooner or later, we will all realize and understand what is happening.

This pandemic is a war.

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Editorial #176 The Environmental Agenda

There are many hidden blessings in these unprecedented times among which are the blessings of understanding how to be self-sufficient, optimistic and to quickly identify hypocrisy. The adage: “It is not what happens that matters, but how we deal with what happens” is truly being tested. The phrase: “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” also applies. On the list of all the unprecedented events that happened over the past 2 decades,

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Editorial #174 The Right to Pursue Happiness

The phrase “The right to pursue happiness” has become even more perverted by the way it defies logic because of this corona virus. Social justice warriors and the deep state are hijacking these words to extrapolate incredible demands from our government. They are always trying to expand the social safety blanket, to relieve us of any personal responsibility.

These voters are being taught to expect the government will guarantee good health,

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Editorial #168 Voting By Mail

As if we don’t have enough problems already, using this pandemic as an excuse to advance voting by mail is devious, hypocritical and almost treasonous. If allowed, any attempts at preserving the integrity of our election process is completely breaches. If voting by mail is denied, they call it unconstitutional, cruel, heartless, burdensome and even dangerous.

Voting is the greatest privilege we have as citizens.

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Editorial #173 What is Essential?

What is essential and what is non-essential? A better question: What is discretionary and what is non-discretionary? Essential sound like a dictator while discretionary is up to our good judgment. That decision should be made by whose money is being spent, not by bureaucracies who are more interested in their survival by telling us what to do. Their paycheck will still cash regardless of what happens to us.

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Editorial #172 If It Saved One Life

Have we become a society that is too risk adverse? By the reaction of many politicians to this pandemic, it seems we have. Their motives can be summed up in five words: “if it saves one life….”

The phrase is used to allow almost anything, spend almost everything and be immune to criticism. It gives the perception of altruism. It is a politically correct sound bite used when trapped in rhetoric that may haunt them later.

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Editorial #170 Shooting the messenger

I was taught elections are where a majority selects an individual to manage the situations of law, order and finances that occurs in their jurisdiction.

I also thought that campaigns were designed to vet the candidate’s skills and business experience for making decisions that provides security, infrastructure and due process, so citizens can experience life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

If this is true,

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Editorial #166 The Infection of Modifiers

We now have another infection to worry about that is becoming fatal. It is the infection of modifiers. News reporters are absolutely convinced they are reporting accurate and useful information. But when they are called “fake news” there is a “deer in the headlights” look on their face. They are so entrenched in the liberal agenda, they don’t know or realize how they recharacterize everything.

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Editorial #167 We Live in the Greatest of Times

Charles Dickens said: “It was the best of times and the worst of times”. This pandemic is showing us both. The best of times with the marvels in communication, medicine, travel and robotics as well the worst of times by allowing “Big Brother” to tell us whether we can worship, work or even go for a walk.

This is causing many to realize what the tyranny of socialism would be like.

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Editorial #164 The New Normal

People never change unless the pain of not changing becomes unbearable. Measures taken in addressing this pandemic has forced changes that were destined to occur. Normally, drastic changes take years to be accepted. Computers never did not make us smarter, it just raised the level of mediocrity in the work place.

Technology allowed us to be locationally independent. There is no need to be “there” anymore.

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