Reposted from SocioPentothal: A last haven of truth Original posting 12/6/2016 At the age of 13, my parents removed the white veil from their marriage to reveal darkness and extremely well hidden truth: My father didn’t want to be married to my mother, and my mother reacted to it by projecting my father’s transgressions, and […]

Reposted from SocioPentothal: A last haven of truth Original posting 12/5/2016 No. This is not a charade. It is not another form of “fake” news. I will not mislead you. I’m here to expose the truth. Facts, figures, evidence. That’s what I will offer. In the mainstream media, facts, figures, evidence are now the casualties […]

We all rely on memory to get along in life. Think of how much we actually rely on people forgetting.

Why Hillary Clinton will Lose to Donald Trump By Ronald Bruce Meyer 7/31/2016 Now the balloons have fallen and the delegates have voted. The DNC got what it wanted: Hillary Clinton, the first female candidate to head a major party ticket in a general election. Hillary has everything going for her: experience, connections, money. She […]

Was I too quick to call out racism? It was about 9:00 and I called the nearby Pizza Hut. The proprietor answered with something unintelligible before saying “Pizza Hut,” then asked if I wanted carryout or delivery. I said delivery—if I have reached the Pizza Hut across from the 7-Eleven (my local one). He replied, […]

Trump seems to be afraid of damn near everything: brown people, other religions, the government, liberals, homosexuals, women breast feeding...

It was on this date, October 26, 1973, that American comedian and creator of the prime-time Emmy-winning satire The Family Guy, Seth Woodbury MacFarlane was born in Kent, Connecticut. He is best known for writing, directing, producing and voicing the title character in the 2012 comedy Ted, starring Mark Wahlberg and Mila Kunis, as well […]

It was on this date, October 24, 1945, that “one of the strongest voices challenging the teaching of young earth creationism and intelligent design in schools” American physical anthropologist Eugenie Scott was born. Scott grew up in Wisconsin, earned her BS and MS from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee and her PhD from the University of […]

I’m going to make a plea for calendar sanity. It will fall on deaf ears because of (a) tradition and (b) inertia. In other words, because of the lamest excuse known to humanity: “We’ve always done it that way!” But here goes. Why is the calendar for January one row longer than it needs to […]

One day in June, I stopped at Dunkin’ Donuts to buy an iced tea for the road. I noticed an SUV with a driver and three passengers had just parked in a handicap parking space. The vehicle displayed no handicap license tag and no handicap hangtag, and the driver did not appear obviously handicapped. The […]