Volume 78, no. 6  June 2022 Even if the majority of our population still believes in it, Paul Ehrlich’s “population bomb” has not only fizzled but is imploding. If something does not change, we will […]

Volume 78, no. 5  May 2022 Many (most?) Americans are apparently becoming NPCs. A feature of video games, the non-player character says whatever the computer algorithm directs. The NPC meme, based on the Wojak meme, […]

Volume 78, no. 4  April 2022 We know that both soldiers and civilians are tragically dying in Ukraine. War propaganda being what it is, we don’t know the accurate casualty count, but we know the […]

Volume 78, no. 3  March 2022 President Biden proclaimed his first State of the Union message to be about setting a “unity agenda” for the nation. The nation is indeed sharply divided—between those standing for […]

Volume 78, no. 1  January 2022 It is clear that America is more divided than even before the War Between the States. The Union and the Confederacy had a common language, common fundamental principles, and […]

Volume 77, no. 12  December 2021 A state of emergency, as from a tornado, flood, wildfire, civil unrest, or even a plague, is temporary. Something that permanently cancels traditions, civil rights, existing law, family ties, […]

Volume 77, no. 9  September 2021      After decades of incrementalism, with surrender of rights in exchange for promised safety or “benefits,” it is becoming plain that neither a nation nor an individual can be half […]