Author Archives: Vic Bilson

Smoking is Healthier than Fascism

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Today’s Anti-Smoking Purge Is Borrowed From The Nazis A wealth of overlooked yet frightening literature concerning the Nazi crusade against smoking provides a clear parallel to contemporary developments and an alarming warning that state restriction of personal habits is the pre-cursor to dictatorship. Beginning in the early 1930’s, as part of the Nazi agenda for racial purity, Hitler spearheaded a national campaign to ban smoking in all public buildings, and denounced the practice as a betrayal of the fascist drive … Continue reading →

Taxes and the New World Order

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The U.S. Constitution reflects our contempt of hierarchies and our certain knowledge that each and every hierarchy in all history inevitably became corrupt. The American genius was the systems of checks and balances and competition which keep institutions honest and incorruptible. These ideas and ideals created the greatest economic engine in history. The Congress shall have power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises . . . but all Duties, Imposts and Excises shall be uniform throughout the … Continue reading →

Your Milk on Drugs

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A hard-hitting documentary, which exposes the health dangers of dairy products from cows treated with Monsanto’s bovine growth hormone (rBGH or rBST), and the FDA conflicts of interest surrounding its approval, may finally close the book on America’s use of this internationally unpopular drug. Already banned in most other industrialized nations due to its health risks to humans and harm to cows, escalating consumer concern in the US has prompted Wal-Mart, Starbucks, Kroger, and more than 40 of the top … Continue reading →

Another Ponzi Scheme

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Here’s an idea. Why not open up a bank and force everyone to use your paper currency. If you can get everyone to borrow the paper from you, all you’ll have to do is make sure you never run out of trees and you can sit back and collect the interest from now ’til eternity. But first, you’ll have to invent a scheme to get everyone to stop using Real Money, Gold and Silver. I know, being that you’re the … Continue reading →

Is the Government Being Upfront About the Ebola Risks?

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The 2013–2015 Ebola virus was one of the worst outbreaks to date. The virus left its country of origin and spread to other countries including the heavily populated area of Nigeria. Many deaths were reported there. The public is being assured that the risk of the Ebola virus becoming a significant threat in more countries is minimal. They’re saying this because the government claims the virus is only contagious through contact with body fluids. However, the Ebola virus is somewhat … Continue reading →

Are We Becoming Too Accustomed to Big Brother Watching US?

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Engineers at Ohio State University developed a computerized surveillance system that will recognize whether a person on the street is acting suspiciously or appears to be lost. Intelligent video cameras, large video screens, and geo-referencing software are among the technologies that are available to law enforcement and security agencies In the recent Proceedings of the 2008 IEEE Conference on Advanced Video and Signal Based Surveillance, James W. Davis and doctoral student Karthik Sankaranarayanan report that they’ve completed the first three … Continue reading →

Destroying America

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We know Dick Lamm as the former Governor of Colorado. In that context his thoughts are particularly poignant. There was an immigration overpopulation conference in Washington, DC, filled to capacity by many of American’s finest minds and leaders. A brilliant college professor by the name of Victor Davis Hanson talked about his latest book, Mexifornia, explaining how immigration — both legal and illegal — was destroying the entire state of California. He said it would march across the country until … Continue reading →

Has America Turned Away from God?

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George Washington dedicated the United States of America to God on April 30, 1789. He dedicated this land both in his inaugural address at the Federal Hall and then in prayer, at St Paul’s Chapel located on the corner of a place now known as “ground zero”. Washington stated in an address at Federal Hall that the nation would prosper and be protected as long as it remained committed to the will and purposes of God. In recent years, especially … Continue reading →

National Endowment for the Arts

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“No agency of the government has done more to insult the values of traditional Americans than has the NEA,” says Christian Action Network president Martin Mawyer. Down through the years, the Endowment has subsidized numerous “works of art which mock religious values; highlight nudity and sexual perversion; glorify profanity; feature human mutilation; and celebrate sadomasochism and torture to name only a few outrageous examples” (Chicago Tribune 5/26/96). Congress has called for the National Endowment to be prohibited from subsidizing any … Continue reading →

Divorce, Remarriage, and Adultery

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It is hard to imagine that anyone in this country has not been touched by divorce in one way or another. Divorce, the most visible sign of a culture in collapse, has become easy in our society. Nearly two-thirds of today’s marriages will end in divorce or separation. Forty-five percent of all first marriages end in divorce. [Dwight Hervey Small, The Right to Remarry, 1975] Of these divorces, seventy-five percent of the divorced women remarry while eighty-three percent of the … Continue reading →

Helping the Poor

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If anyone has material possessions and sees his brother in need but has no pity on him, how can the love of God be in him? [1 John 3:17] “Baby Polar Bears” The one thing Pudgy and the older baby polar bears he played with loved to do is explore. Sometimes their moms and dads let them go out in a pack and explore the many coves and hills that made up their beautiful polar world. They made sure to … Continue reading →

The Compromised Church

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If your eyes are open and are a follower of Jesus, you no doubt feel in your spirit that something is “just not right” with the Church in America these days. We see churches across the nation making bold moves to become more culturally relevant and to pacify the difficulties of their parishioners. Their pastors claim to be doing God’s will and seeking God through prayer as they pragmatically remake their churches to conform to secular standards. They want big … Continue reading →

Final Judgment

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You may think you will never face a final judgment but you’re mistaken as it cannot be avoided. Whatever way you choose to interpret prophecy on the end times, we are told that “it is appointed to men once to die, but after this the judgment” (Hebrews 9:27). Modern liberals claim that a loving God would not harshly judge mankind, even though Scripture is very clear that God’s righteousness demands judgment. Great White Throne Judgment “And I saw a great … Continue reading →

The Separation of Church and State

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There is an assault going on — and the liberal social engineers have declared that Christians are the enemy. Amidst their cries of “diversity” and “tolerance” it has become fashionable to bash Christians, discriminate against them, and to deny the Christian roots of American democracy. They seem to resent how Christians pose constant reminders to them — and to an American society that is unsure about following them — that God has absolute standards of right and wrong. This is … Continue reading →

Partial Birth Abortion

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Intact Dilation and Evacuation The partial-birth abortion procedure is used after 20 weeks (4 1/2 months) of pregnancy — often to six months, seven months, and even later. Critics have characterized Partial Birth Abortion as an unnecessarily brutal act that no one should tolerate. “You wouldn’t treat an animal this way,” Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry J. Hyde, R-Ill., one of the House’s foremost abortion opponents, said during floor debate. Charles T. Canady, R-Fla., the bill’s chief sponsor, said the procedure … Continue reading →