What Every White Person Needs to Know
BUT if any man have not care of his own, and especially of those of his house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel. --- 1 Timothy 5:8
WHITES already are discriminated against in jobs at national and state parks. But other changes are in the offing. Camping, hiking, fishing, rock climbing --- these activities all exhibit "systemic racism." ABC News reports on "The Great White Outdoors" and how "people of color" do not visit national parks in large numbers, not because they don't like visiting national parks, but because ..... there are too many whites there. The fact that whites have set aside so much land, made it accessible to the public and financially sustained it for decades does not ease the burden of guilt. Perhaps we need George Floyd on Mount Rushmore and every black person should receive a free, all-expenses paid trip to Yosemite. But even then ... whites would be guilty for having cared about something other than themselves.
COVID fear-mongering by the government and media has turned a significant minority into psychopaths.
ALAN writes:
Dear Grandma,
Many years have gone by since we last spoke. I remember that you were always there at home every day of my life; well, at least until I got to be seven years old, when you went away through no choice of your own.
I remember that my mother asked our good friend Betty to look after me for several hours on that day in 1957. You and Grandpa are pictured in a photograph from 1945 that I keep on my bookshelves, and I have often talked to you there.
I know that in the 1930s-‘40s, you and my mother enjoyed listening to Kay Kyser’s radio program and that its theme song was “Thinking of You”. So tonight I am thinking of you, Grandma.
I miss you terribly and I miss any chance to express to you the gratitude that seven-year-old boys are too young to understand.
Any number of things prompt me to remember you, from Christmas photographs to flowers in the back yard, from the unbearable heat of summer days to the night in 1956 when we watched television news reports about the sinking of the Andrea Doria. The Homer Laughlin “Tulips in a Basket” chinaware in the cabinet across the room from me reminds me of you and how you chose to use that china only on special occasions.
One evening in 1994 I happened by chance to hear the 1920 song “Love Nest”. Its melody reminded me instantly of the comfort I felt when you sat there with me on nights in the 1950s and we enjoyed the comedy of George and Gracie on “The Burns and Allen Show” on black-and-white TV, for which “Love Nest” was the theme song.
And this offers me a chance to show you an example of how stupid modern Americans have become: You would consider it the nuttiest idea you ever heard—which it is—but modern Americans believe that boys can become girls and men can become women. By contrast, consider the following lines from the Burns and Allen radio show of Jan. 17, 1946. George and Gracie are talking about orchestra leader Meredith Willson and a women’s club called the Beverly Hills Uplift Society. (more…)
AN IMPORTANT piece at The Anti-New York Times looks at how corporate CEO's have been forced to participate in a Communist-style Revolution: It explains why so many companies allowed themselves to be “shaken down” by the “anti-capitalist” Marxists of Black Lives Matter. You see, it wasn’t actually a small group of Black lesbian street activists who forced Corporate America to promote BLM on their company websites while collectively pledging an estimated $1.6 Billion dollars to the Reds. No sir. It was the Vanguard-BlackRock-State Street Investment Mafia that did that! Wow, this makes a lot of sense out of recent events.
WHATEVER the science and politics of Covid, or what the World Economic Forum chillingly refers to as “The Great Reset,” whatever you believe and whatever is true, the tremendous good that can come in the aftermath of this worldwide series of events is undeniable and staring us right in the face.
Millions — no billions — of people have had their lives turned upside down. Some have faced almost no negative consequences, some have even benefited, but many more face, have faced, or will face in the near future, extreme hardship.
That means there is unprecedented opportunity to do good.
I know readers of this website are kind and compassionate. I’m sure most of this has already occurred to them, and they even have better ideas, but I’ll just mention a few things to remind anyone who has gotten to feeling helpless because relentlessly annoying bloggers are always pointing out the bad things and the overwhelming power of stealthy government at this moment in time.
We are not helpless. We have enormous power.
The first and most pressing thing we can do is pray, for those here because we owe them the most, but also for those around the world. We can pray for those affected by the illness itself, of course, but those hurt by the actions of government and by fear-mongering propaganda are far, far more numerous. In India and parts of Africa, people were beaten by police with clubs if they left their homes at wrong hours of the day. The word “draconian” is an understatement for the harshness of the restrictions there. Many people in poor countries are expected to starve to death in the months ahead. There is not one too many on the face of the earth, but the depopulation agenda is most definitely in effect. A virus is not the killer.
Please turn your hearts in sympathy and prayer to these victims. Please weep for them if you can — but not with despair or hopelessness.
ANOTHER report showing that CV-19 has mysteriously not been as contagious in America's prisons as it is alleged to be at large.
A FRIGHTENED MAN is much more dispiriting than a frightened woman.
Peggy Hall talks about men in masks. (more…)

AS YOU probably already know, there have been many attacks against churches here and abroad in the last two months. Correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe every single one of these attacks is against Catholic buildings or statues. Satanists, anarchists, Communists, Muslims — they know there is one true Church. (These buildings sadly no longer house Catholic worship, but that’s another issue and the attackers are attacking the Catholic faith nevertheless.)
Here’s a piece from yesterday’s Catholic News Agency:
The fire that ripped through the Gothic Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul in Nantes July 18 was reported around the world. But suspected arson attacks on French churches usually do not make international headlines.
Since 2010, the Paris-based L’Observatoire de la Christianophobie (Observatory of Christianophobia) has chronicled anti-Christian incidents in France and around the world.
It has recorded these events month by month on interactive maps since 2017, placing them in six categories: arson, murder/assault, vandalism, theft, bombing, and abduction.
Following Saturday’s fire at Nantes, the organization has reported several less well-publicized incidents, including the destruction of a crucifix on the Île-d’Arz in Brittany, the slashing of paintings in a church in Auxerre, and the decapitation of a statue of the Virgin Mary in Montaud.
Statistics suggest there are nearly three such attacks a day in France, which is sometimes described as the “eldest daughter of the Church” because the Frankish King Clovis I embraced Catholicism in 496.
The French Interior Ministry recorded 996 anti-Christian acts in 2019 — an average of 2.7 per day. The true figure may be higher, as it is thought that officials do not count fires of undetermined cause at churches across the country.
On July 4, for example, fire devastated the Parish of St. Paul in Corbeil-Essonnes. Investigators concluded that the blaze resulted from a gas leak caused by squatters, but locals questioned the official explanation. (more…)