I discuss:
– “Baby It’s Cold Outside” and how feminists are like Grendel from “Beowulf”
– Fake Americans don’t like America – surprise!
– The romantic v. efficient view of life
– The latest in #MeToo rationalizations
– The need for inner dialogue
– Men in the Gulag could celebrate Christmas, but American school kids can’t
– The decline of honor in the West
Intro song: “Alcoholic Blues” performed by Vernon Dalhart
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I discuss:
– Starting my community’s first tree lighting ceremony
– Being vindicated on self-publishing
– The fundamental question: Are dogs or cats the superior pet?
– How culture shapes narratives that help people deal with the illusion of unlimited choice
– Rethinking the merit of interest-based loans
– How the film “The Passengers” was a flawed, but fascinating and likely unintentional rebuke of feminism.
Intro song: “Alcoholic Blues” performed by Vernon Dalhart
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I discuss:
– Falling into a snow-covered lake
– Having to show ID for everything now
– The Californication of Washington state
– The importance of seasons
– Why #MAGA will never happen
– Armistice Day and how the Great War killed Western Civilization
– How a Bible story demonstrates the relationship between the young and old today
Intro song: “Alcoholic Blues” performed by Vernon Dalhart
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I discuss:
– Why I’m not discussing the midterm elections
– “No social media” November
– Modern Potemkin villages and the illusion of wealth and prosperity
– How our society rejects the notion of fathers’ rights
Intro song: “Alcoholic Blues” performed by Vernon Dalhart
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I discuss:
– New intro song (Alcoholic Blues performed by Vernon Dalhart*).
– Leavenworth in autumn.
– The “Eomer Option,” a term I’ve coined.
– Why Americans are workaholics
– Avoid being the “fall guy” in socialist schemes
– How socialism is impossible with activities such as physical exercise
– The reasons for the death of family homemade videos
– My plans to turn an outbuilding into a cigar lounge
– People with political view tourette’s syndrome
– How the Brazilian election could foreshadow America’s future
– What America’s version of the Irish Troubles would look like
*Used under public domain
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I discuss:
– Publication of “The Redeemers”
– More hassles with technology
– Buying a St. Bernard keg for my dog
– Women and their Instagram addiction
– How “The Stringers” is yet again proven prophetic
– Why social networking will reverse back to real life
– How Amazon could belly up like Sears
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I’m excited to announce the print and Kindle publication of The Redeemers, the prequel to the The Stringers trilogy. The book is available on Amazon; if you buy the physical copy, you get the digital version for free!
The teaser for the book:
Set decades before the Stringers trilogy, The Redeemers explores the life of a young Carl Farrington as he flees the conformity of the modern world along with his best friend Tom to the ruins of a post-earthquake Seattle. There, they take part in the birth of a new criminal underworld of newspapers operating in defiance of federal censorship decrees.
Earning a reputation as “Killer Carl,” he and his companions relish a brutal life of violence mixed with unparalleled freedom. But his world is soon engulfed by open conflict between rival newspapers, persecution by zealous federal enforcement agents, and his tumultuous affection for a beautiful, mysterious girl.
As the body count rises on both sides, Carl is ultimately forced to choose between his code of honor and a slim chance for redemption. His decision will have far-reaching repercussions, both for himself and his future son…
If you have not already bought the The Stringers and its sequel The Informers, I highly recommend you do so before reading the prequel.
I discuss:
– The political fallout from the Kavanaugh nomination
– A life truth revealed by Dungeons and Dragons
– How people celebrate Oktoberfest ironically
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I discuss:
-How modern culture is like World War 1, and social media is the artillery.
– The death throes of the American Empire
– Is the Benedict Option a viable one?
– Finishing my river rock fireplace
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I discuss:
– Upcoming publication of The Redeemers
– Non-alcoholic wines and beers
– How Thanos in Avengers: Affinity Wars is an anti-Christ figure
– What makes a man noble
– Why I loathe Harry Potter
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