Author Archives: Vic Bilson

Socialist Public Schools In America

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Lots of moms and dads might think it a bit farfetched to compare our public schools to schools in socialist or communist countries. However, if we look closer, we see striking similarities in between the two. Inside the former socialist-communist Soviet Union, for instance, the government owned all buildings and all of the schools. In America, public schools are also government buildings, controlled by neighborhood federal government officials. In Soviet Russia, the federal government forced all parents to ship their … Continue reading →

Assault on Values in America

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American politics is no longer about Democrats or Republicans… It’s not a fight between the Liberal Left and the Christian Right … It is about WHAT America is. It’s a war of competing ideas and worldviews. It’s a conflict over beliefs and values, over the ideas that will rule society. It’s about whether certain individuals are above the law or are all Americans equal under the law. It’s about truth… or is truth even important? It’s about the direction we … Continue reading →

Assault on the Second Amendment

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A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. – The Bill of Rights Legal scholars and advocates on both sides of the gun control issue have differed over the intended meaning of the Founding Fathers. Did they mean that only those citizens who are organized into official militias by local or regional jurisdictions have the right to bear arms? Or that anyone … Continue reading →

3 Lies Monsanto Want You To Believe

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The world isn’t what it used to be. Every day our health and our lives are under attack by the very people and companies we rely on to feed us, help us and keep us safe. Due to the enormous political clout that the Biotech industry has, the American public is being lied to. Lied to about to about what is in the prepackaged foods we eat, what is in our produce and what affects these things have on our … Continue reading →

New York Sinks to New Low of Depravity

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Taking another slide down the slippery slope, on Jan. 22, 2019, Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York signed a law legalizing abortion for the entire 40 weeks of a woman’s pregnancy — literally up until the moment of full-term delivery. These are babies with fingernails, hair and a distinctive face. These are viable human babies that can survive outside the mother’s womb. The legislation also removes abortion from the criminal code and clarifies that a range of medical professionals, not … Continue reading →

Political Correctness: The Liberal Brand of Censorship

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Being hard pressed to find a single appropriate definition of it, I will use that of Mr. Philip Atkinson put forth on the website ourcivilisation.com. Philip said  “Political Correctness is the communal tyranny that erupted in the 1980s. It was a spontaneous declaration that particular ideas, expressions and behavior, which were then legal, should be forbidden by law, and people who transgressed should be punished. It started with a few voices but grew in popularity until it became unwritten and … Continue reading →

Credit Card Debt

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The payment mechanism that consumers use to purchase goods and services has changed dramatically over the last 100 years and credit card debt has soared in recent years. Proprietary charge cards came on the scene in the early 1900s, followed by “travel and entertainment” cards in 1950. These cards did not have a revolving credit feature, it wasn’t until 1966, that the first general-purpose credit card (such as American Express, Visa, and MasterCard) was introduced. Before credit cards, almost all … Continue reading →

Seeking Common Ground on Abortion

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Pro-abortion advocates would have us believe they should be respected for their attempts to find “common ground” in the abortion debate. They can hardly be commended for seeking common ground though. Where is the common ground between life and death? I would only remind those pro-abortion advocates that “Abortion Kills!” There is no common ground for a dead baby. Unlike the position Pro-aborts take, Pro-lifers don’t just prefer life to death – the sanctity of life is a conviction. Abortion … Continue reading →

The War on Drugs

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In just a couple of decades the War on Drugs managed to make a mockery of nearly the entire Constitution. The War on Drugs Is a Total Failure “Government can’t keep drugs out of the country,” said Libertarian Presidential candidate Harry Browne, “It can’t even keep drugs out of its own prisons.” Corporate owned politicians of both parties concede total failure of the war on drugs on the Mexican border. Communist factions in our government promote an open border to … Continue reading →

The Founders Wanted Americans Armed

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The Founding Fathers agree: an armed population makes good government. Numerous quotes from the revolutionary era make their intent extremely clear — that individuals were meant to keep and bear arms for the protection of the country and the defense of its Constitution and Bill of Rights. The Preamble to the Bill of Rights explicitly states that these amendments to the Constitution were put in place to restrain the federal government and discourage abuse. Ratified Dec. 15, 1791, it reads: … Continue reading →

A Survival Kit Is Emergency Preparedness

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An unpredictable world can cause uncertainty and we are not always aware of it’s potential danger that creeps throughout and we do not always see that it literally lurks around every nook and cranny. Weather disturbances, terrorist attacks, power outages, and any number of things can happen at any moment, and because of this, family survival kits are more critical than ever. We are told, these days, to be mindful of suspicious folks today. We are told to take protection … Continue reading →

Forgiveness

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In your anger do not sin: Do not let the sun go down while you are still angry, and do not give the devil a foothold. [Ephesians 4:26-27] “Dorothy and the Dolphin” “Oh yeah, well you are the stupidest sister in the world!” Angelo yelled at his sister Dorothy so loud his voice began to crack. “I am not stupid, Angelo!” Dorothy shouted back her face red with anger. “I hate you, I hate you, I hate you.” And she … Continue reading →

Respect Authority

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Submit yourselves for the Lord’s sake to every authority instituted among men: whether to the king, as the supreme authority, or to governors, who are sent by him to punish those who do wrong and to commend those who do right. [1 Peter 2:13-14] “A Raven Named Marvin” “Hannah, come outside.” Hannah’s best friend Betty called up to her. Hannah slipped downstairs. “What is it? It’s the middle of the night.” Hannah said shivering a bit from the cool night … Continue reading →

Signs of the Times: Hatred of Christian against Christian

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Because the hatred of Christian against Christian is such a controversial subject, I’ve struggled for some time writing this post. Part of me didn’t want to believe that a Christian could hate other Christians. But, since Christ said this was one of the signs of the last days (many will turn away from the faith and will betray and hate each other [Matt 24:10]) it is important to recognize how this is manifest in our world today. I was recently … Continue reading →

Stand Up For America

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The following speech, delivered by Beth Chapman during a “Stand Up for America Rally” hosted by the Shelby County Alabama Legislative Delegation, resulted in five standing ovations… I’m here tonight because men and women of the United States military have given their lives for my freedom. I am not here tonight because Sheryl Crowe, Rosie O’Donnell, Martin Sheen, George Clooney, Jane Fonda or Phil Donahue, sacrificed their lives for me. If my memory serves me correctly, it was not movie … Continue reading →