Fascism rises on the wind of popular vote, lifted by the wings
of fear and hate.
“Bella ciao” (Traditional Italian Partisan Song): This is a very famous Italian folk song that originated among the mondine (rice paddy workers) in the late 19th century. During the Italian resistance against fascism in World War II, it was adopted as an anthem by the anti-fascist partisans. It speaks of resistance against the oppressor and the desire for freedom.
Daddy in Deerstand In light of Missouri Republicans proposing a pregnancy registry to track pregnant females, what is next? Blood hound GPS tracking collars? You could hunt deer and track your pregnant woman. You could even post your captures on X! You never know what that girl might do while you in your deer stand…
Considering churches facing shortfalls of people and and resources, the church needs more leaders with the calling to Impervise. Impervise is a newly discovered spiritual gift that emerged by necessity in 2021, ranking right behind pastor, prophet, and teacher. A special thanks to Austin Ross and his welding Youtube channel for reminding me of expressions…
Played out in risk sensitive fields. The electric outlet not GFCI protected becomes the favorite to run extension cords out to parties on wet grass. The corporate exec who uses “password” as password. As a pastor and insurance adjuster, this maxim to capture the Delta-V of where you are likely to experience a loss. It…
No Compassion, No Life Sin Compasión, Sin Vida Does the right to life end at the womb or stop at the Border? Pastor Jim Never Meant to Be Of Such is the Kingdom of God God Loves You, Pastor Jim Up Next The Silence of the Lambs: How America Deported Its Future
Jesus replied, “Foxes have dens and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has no place to lay his head.”-Matthew 8:20 They said they made the camps for “criminals.” Then they corralled the immigrants. Once the migrants disappeared, they caged the homeless RV “felons” and forced us to pick fruit for the wealthy. JPB…
“Finders Keepers!” John Huddleston was known by his Arkansas neighbors as a “son of a sharecropper” and a “dreamy backwoodsman.” John and Sarah purchased their 49 acre home farm in 1889 for $100, later expanded to 243 acres. One day while walking a road through his property he found two crystals which were shortly identified…
