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Yelling “Free speech” in a crowded Blog

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  If you’re a writer, every now and then you’ll write something that even blows you away. I did that today. I’d written this religious thesis that I thought was earth shaking, and while basking in my glory I come upon this Time Magazine piece. Now, bear in mind it was a Time article and being of the northern persuasion I assumed what it was about, seeing as the picture was of Trump, but the angle took me by surprise. The writer pointed out that the Teflon Don was in a better position than he’d ever been in all his attempts before. And it followed up with an, “Oh God! What if this crazy bastard actually wins?”   So I did a little research and came to my own conclusions. In my expert opinion if Donald Trump don’t ride through Dallas in a convertible there is a fair to mid chance we are gonna see a Second Coming and it won’t be Jesus. Simultaneously another article hit the air and apparently the old boy’s got a little list of people that he believes are crowding the country just a little
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Roll the Stone Away It’s Independence Day

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The Final Meeting of Earp and Holiday

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  DID YOU KNOW the final meeting between Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday took place in LoDo!  According to Gary L. Roberts, author of the novel ‘Doc Holliday: The Life & Legend,’ the final meeting between these two occurred in the lobby of Denver’s Windsor Hotel at 18th & Larimer.  In the spring of 1885 Wyatt and Josephine Earp were staying at the Windsor as part of a business trip. In May 1885 Wyatt became a partner in the Fashion Saloon in Aspen, Colorado. Doc had learned that Wyatt was staying at the Windsor and took the opportunity to see his old friend once more. Josephine Earp recalled sitting in the lobby when a familiar form appeared: “There, coming toward us, was Doc Holliday, a thinner, more delicate-appearing Doc Holliday even than he had been in Tombstone. I have never seen a man exhibit more pleasure at meeting a mere friend than did Doc. He had heard that Wyatt was in town, he said, and had immediately looked him up. “When I heard you were in Denver, Wyatt, I wanted t
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The Smoke From a Furnace

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      Genesis 19:28 And he looked toward Sodom andGomorrah,  and toward all the land of the plain, and beheld, and, lo, the smoke of the country went up as the smoke of a furnace.   There is no greater evil inflicted upon America greater than the destruction of all that is holy and wholesome by the LBGTQ community. The unnatural union of men is in direct contradiction with the purpose of anything near nature or the procreation of any species and ultimately leads to the moral and physical destruction of anyone or anything that practices it.   Every culture, understanding, and religion has risen against this from Greek to Muslims to the Primitive Baptist Church of Killeen Texas with good reason! To attempt to normalize this practice is to give the Devil license to pervert the very design of the human being, replacing it with the most unholy abomination conceived in the minds of those who have abandoned all reason and humanity.   As the Apostle Paul writes: And likewise also the m
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Black Elk's full account of the Battle at the Little Bighorn

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  Black Elk's full account of the Battle at the Little Bighorn, June 25-26, 1876 (long): Crazy Horse whipped Three Stars on the Rosebud that day, and I think he could have rubbed the soldiers out there. He could have called many more warriors from the villages and he could have rubbed the soldiers out at daybreak, for they camped there in the dark after the fight. He whipped the cavalry of Three Stars when they attacked his village on the Powder that cold morning in the Moon of the Snowblind [March]. Then he moved farther west to the Rosebud; and when the soldiers came to kill us there, he whipped them and made them go back. Then he moved farther west to the valley of the Greasy Grass. We were in our own country all the time and we only wanted to be let alone. The soldiers came there to kill us, and many got rubbed out. It was our country and we did not want to have trouble. We camped there in the valley along the south side of the Greasy Grass before the sun was straight above; an
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