‘A Few Moments in Time’ by Howard A. Geltman
by Leonore H. Dvorkin A Few Moments in Time (2011) is a wistful, emotion-filled memoir of a boyhood and adolescence spent at a Connecticut school
Personality Disorder: Psychiatry’s ‘Fatal Flaw’
by Niall McLaren “The history of psychiatry has, in a sense, been the history of various medical men and theoreticians attempting to understand mental pathology by
Texas: Democrat Mayor Stops Festival from Screening Revealing Documentary on Vaccines
The documentary Vaxxed has been blocked again, this time in Houston, TX, by none other than Houston’s mayor Sylvester Turner, a Democrat. As the Activist
Dangerous Trends, International Chicanery
by James R. Campbell Few, if any of us, can forget the massive data breech at Target stores during the 2013 holiday season. It was
Leaked Report: UN Responsible for Cholera Epidemic in Haiti
The United Nations is one big reason the world is so messed up. It roams the entire world and contaminates countries with corruption and disease.
How to Challenge FEMA’s Flood Zone Tax
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry FEMA is the Federal Emergency Management Agency that oversees all forms of natural disasters that occur within the United States. FEMA
ISIS on the Run in Syria as White House Censors ‘Islamist Terrorism’
Russian airstrikes and Syrian ground troops in collaboration with Kurd fighters have made notable recent advances against ISIS and other anti-state terrorists, some of them
Human Error Code Number 1
by Aaron Ratliff What happens when you can’t communicate? You’re speaking the same language as the person across from you, but for whatever reason there’s
Has Comedy Changed on Television?
by Bob Branco If you are old enough to remember what television was like 30, 40, or even 50 years ago, ask yourselves if television
The Sayzeh Song (2016) by Chaim B. Segal
by Leonore H. Dvorkin Here, in Book One of five planned volumes, the author traces his life from preschool to 7th grade. The narrative is