New Pesher for St. Joseph’s Day
A new Pesher has been posted under the "Peshers" category as a pdf file or click on the link below: On the Lord's Sanhedrin https://2046ad.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/lordssanhedrin.pdf Next week I will revisit…
For St. Patrick’s Day, 2022
Of course, we all know don't we that St. Patrick was not from Ireland, but a Celtic Briton from ancient Wales? He was a missionary to Ireland. Ireland would gain…
March 13th, 2022: What’s Coming?
Updates for our Sources pages will come in April. No Survival Praxis this weekend. I'm skipping an issue to give my readership a chance to catch up. I don't do…
Britannia
Even though I live just an hour away from the largest city on the Interstate 90 corridor between Minneapolis and Seattle, yet, I live on the edge of perhaps the…
Remains of the Day: On the Future of Taiwan & Other Mutterings
In 1978-1979 I attended a fledgling and short-lived seminary called "Minneapolis School of Theology" which featured a resident and visiting faculty with loose ties to Youth With A Mission, Men…
Survival Praxis #14 – The Chariot of Fire, Part 1 of 3
Behold, there appeared a chariot of fire, and horses of fire, and parted them asunder; and Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven. And Elisha saw it, and he…
February 26th, 2022: On Bagging a (Russian) Bear
I live on the edge of bear country. I don't hunt, but sometimes, a local hunter will offer bear meat to his neighbors. Hunters from out-of-state spend a lot of…
February 20th, 2022: On the Difference between Elites & Aristocracies
The term the "monied elite" is one in frequent use among social commentators these days and rightfully so. There is much discussion and worry about the concentration of wealth into…
February 17th, 2022: Asset Seizure & the Communist Manifesto – With Update
The existence of "The Communist Manifesto" is a real historical document, not the invention of modern conspiracy theory. It was written by Karl Marx in 1848 and published by a…
Survival Praxis #13 – The Electro-Static Shock
One of the few things that annoyed me about moving from the Midwestern United States to the drier climate of the Inland Northwest was the tendency to experience the shock…