Editorial #132 Happy New Year

As we grows older and celebrate the arrival of the New Year, it is interesting to ponder how much faster time seems to pass as we age. To remember our first day of school, our mother greeting us when we got home or our first kiss from someone who was not our mother, we can reminisce and appreciate the fact we made it to this moment to even hear or read this sentence.

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Editorial #130 Climate Change Revisited

After a Swedish high school girl was named Time Magazine’s person of the year, Man-made Climate Change is again in the news. It shows length the liberal media will go to advance their dishonest agenda. These children are pawns, who know nothing about the subject. They spew emotional tantrums to advance a hoax designed to redistribute wealth and find more suckers to give them money. This is similar to President Obama’s winning the Nobel Prize for doing nothing.

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Editorial #131 Merry Christmas

I would love to believe that Christmas is a time where all the anger, hate, stealing and revenge would stop. It is sad to say, that won’t happen because these vices must exist for us to know what faith, hope, love and charity is.

We must know what “down” is to know what is “up”. We must know what “cold” is to know what is “hot”.

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Editorial #127 Social Media and Confidentiality

Social media is becoming the scourge of society. I have become unwittingly addicted to Facebook and I detest it. I have better things to do than to argue, with someone I will never meet, about points that have been made millions of times before, with little chance of changing anyone’s mind. It also provides data to be mined by advertisers.

This communication form violates all our core values as it allows lies,

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Editorial #128 Census Question and Voter ID

The news on impeachment is exposing the hypocrisy of our politicians and bureaucracies that was fairly well hidden, until now. There have always been things that seem to be strange or inconsistent in our government. Before the dawn of social media and 9/11, Walter Cronkite along with other broadcasters from only four major networks at that time, the government and media were able to keep the narrative under control with explanations few questioned.

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Editorial #126 Constitutional Convention

The next session of the Nebraska Legislative session is scheduled to start in January but that does not mean there is nothing is going on in Lincoln. Senators are scurrying about preparing to introduce their pet projects in their effort show they are doing something to fix problems we didn’t know we had.

One of those projects is LR 7: Resolution to Congress for a convention of states to propose amendments to the United States Constitution.

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Editorial #125 New World Leaders

When I first heard the statement “the meek shall inherit the world” we made it a joke by saying “the meek really don’t want it”. What Christ meant by those words was those who are kind, gentle and giving will go to heaven. But if one looks closer at his statement, maybe he was referring to the information technology experts of today better known as our “computer guy”.

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Editorial #123 5G Internet

In high school, I remember reading the books: Brave New World, 1984 and Animal Farm. My feelings at that time ranged from laughable to incredible and then terrifying.

Today the laughable part no longer applies with the incredible and terrifying actually happening. The surprising part is very few of us realize this is happening.

Humanity has traits like “survival of the fittest”, “the one who figures it out first wins” and “if someone can,

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Editorial #124 Happy Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is one of our greatest American holidays celebrating the many gifts we have been given. We should marvel at the miracle of this country’s formation and be eternally thankful to those men and women who gave their lives, revered God and built this great experiment into One Great Nation, Under God.

The most hurtful part of giving any gift is the lack of appreciation by the receiver or not receiving a sincere thank you.

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Editorial #122 Nationalism

I am concerned about the way the word “Nationalism” is being used.

I grew up with the impression that Nationalism was something of which to be proud. It expressed loyalty to the United States as a team of which we were the best in the world and we hated communism. We never lost a war, were always competitive in the Olympics and tried to do what was best and right in the world.

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