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A Thanksgiving Proclamation
By the President of the United States of America: a Proclamation. Whereas it is the duty of all Nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to obey his will, to be grateful for his benefits, and humbly to implore his protection and favor—and whereas both Houses of Congress have by their joint Committee requested […]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fP8ZchvxhNM&feature=youtu.be The Groyper War has been one of the least well understood events of late 2019. Most news organizations and individuals covering it misrepresent, in whole or in part, one or both sides of this conflict. This is important because this movement is growing, not dwindling, and it threatens to disrupt the hard won libertarian-conservative […]
We Can’t Hear You
Good news
I thought people might like to see this interesting bit of news. Visits to cathedrals in England were up by 1,000,000 people over the last year. I don’t think this is just “tourist heritage” visits. Tiny, baby steps, but I think the English, some of them anyway, are rediscovering their Christian heritage. Cathedrals are an […]
Recently, Bill Whittle and Scott Ott dealt with a number of charges leveled against President Trump about the cost of raising tariffs against China for its thieving business practices. In that segment Bill eloquently (and in my opinion, fairly) describes the issues that many complain about farmers receiving too much government and other payoffs when […]
Bravo
Much good can come from a short and heartfelt synopsis of one’s own experiences. For Bill and the Team’s 300th episode, I am grateful to have heard it and am proud to respond to it. Well done, Team.
A Reminder to Hope
I’m writing this through a brutal headache because I spent what feels like most of yesterday crying genuine tears of joy. A little over a year and a half ago, a good friend of my family showed up at our door in complete and utter despair–six months prior he’d been at a work conference, had […]
Back from the Dead excellent
I really enjoyed the recent post “Back from the Dead- Will This Medical Breakthrough Allow Deep Space Travel?” I found the philosophical questions fascinating. Sometime when you’re looking for subject matter try a discussion on “situational ethics” which I guess in essence this was about, particularly the issue of people in the lifeboat. Keep up […]
Loss and Legacy
On 27 April 2949, citizens of the Aurora Republic gathered in the Star Citizen universe to pay tribute and their final respects to their dear friend, AR_BobKat. A 24-hour vigil was held on a lonely mountain on ArcCorp’s moon, Lyria (Stanton 3a). A wake was later enjoyed at the G-LoC Bar at Area 18 on […]
Post your questions here for Bill Whittle to consider for inclusion in tonight’s episode of The Stratosphere Lounge. Up-vote those of your fellow Members to indicate you’d like Bill to deal with them.
COOKIES IN SPACE
Here’s some info on a fun “first time in space” event that might not make it into the headlines: I’d never considered the effect of no gravity on heat transfer, but I guess that would make a pretty big difference. As would not being to just stick your cookies on to the baking sheet and […]
This video pretty much sums up the incessant screeching of the mainstream media and the impeachment hearings. You kinda need to sit through the entire 4 minutes to really appreciate the effect.
Desolate Desert Derelict
An Aegis Dynamics Avenger approaches the wreckage a UEE Navy Javelin-class destroyer also produced by Aegis, on Daymar (Stanton 2b), the desert moon of Crusader (Stanton 2). #Aurora Republic #Star Citizen (Public Test Universe a3.7.2)