Undeniably Right
I believe what I say and believe I am right. Thus, the title of my column, Undeniably Right. Take it as you will, that I'm a conservative or I have a huge ego and believe I am always correct. Sometimes those things overlap, sometimes not.
Mike Rowse
It All Makes Sense Now
- Category: Undeniably Right Undeniably Right
- Published: 16 June 2023 16 June 2023
Alice Bailey was born in 1880 and died in 1949. She was a prolific author of 24 books, countless magazine and news articles, and spoke quite prolifically about her views of the world. She is credited with coining the term “new age” and creating the new age movement. She spoke about enlightenment and awareness of our surroundings, often referencing a power bigger than us but that connected us to each other as well.
In the early 1920s she created the Lucifer Publishing Company, which was later changed to Lucifer Trust. She wanted to promote other authors and believers and spread the word of her belief system around the world.
She was sought out by many politicians around the world as well as celebrities and became an adviser to many of them. Her core principles have been adopted by many politicians as they try to shape our world. One of her stated goals was to destroy Christianity which she saw as the purveyor of all evil in the world. She also claimed that her books were not written by her but that her ‘God’ spoke to her in her dreams and she just wrote down what she heard. Here are her guiding principles:
WNBA's Griner Is A Victim, Again
- Category: Undeniably Right Undeniably Right
- Published: 12 June 2023 12 June 2023
This columnist says Griner is a victim again. Do you know why?
The Banana Republic Is Being Exposed
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- Published: 09 June 2023 09 June 2023
President Trump is being indicted for additional "crimes" related to his possession of documents created during his time as President of the United States. The specific charges have not been revealed, but they don't have to be for us to know that the swamp is trying to protect itself. As an aside, the House failing to file contempt of Congress charges against FBI director Christopher Wray proves once again how deep the swamp is. Let's look at a little history regarding retention of documents.
The Presidential Records Act was put in place in response to Richard Nixon's Watergate debacle. Understand it is not a law per se, but encourages administration officials, primarily a president or vice president, to cooperate with the National Archives in providing documents or access to documents taken by the official when their term in office ends. A failure to do so in and of itself is not a criminal violation but can carry civil penalties. An individual, whether the former president or vice president or someone acting on their behalf, must abuse the possession and dissemination of those records in violation of other laws in order to be held criminally responsible. For example providing classified information to a foreign entity.
Anheuser Busch Can't Figure It Out
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- Published: 05 June 2023 05 June 2023
I probably agree with this one
More Dirty Tricks From Politicians
- Category: Undeniably Right Undeniably Right
- Published: 02 June 2023 02 June 2023
Our founding fathers knew that people were fallible especially when put in positions of power. Politics is a dirty profession and it was never meant to be a career. It was accepted as a necessary evil to perform very limited functions and with its power limited so as to prevent that which our founding fathers had escaped. Obviously it has not lasted.
Nevada's state legislature has given us another reason not to trust politicians. In the closing days of their most recent session, legislators were considering assembly bill 423. The purpose of the bill was to prevent local school boards from holding meetings at times that were inconvenient for the majority of parents who wanted to attend and participate. Especially in Clark and Washoe County, where many of the woke programs were being pushed, school board members had gotten tired of pushback from parents and were holding meetings at times when most parents were working and could not attend. The bill had unanimous bipartisan support and was touted for its focus on transparency and openness.
The Swamp Reeks
- Category: Undeniably Right Undeniably Right
- Published: 30 May 2023 30 May 2023
John Durham's report is as damning as you would expect. After reading the report it appears the only people not involved in the Trump/Russia collusion were Donald Trump and the Russians. The findings in the report only confirm what many of us already knew about the corruption in our federal government. But it's what's not in the report that may be more telling, especially about John Durham.
Many of us had concerns about Durham when he refused to release his preliminary report prior to the 2020 elections. We don't really know if the outcome of the election would have been different, but it certainly raised questions about his integrity. Was he trying to give Joe Biden as much of a chance as possible by not releasing the information he had already gathered? Like many of you, my suspicion at the time was that the answer was yes.
This report, in my opinion, solidifies that fear. Durham refused to use the power of the grand jury to force testimony from some of the key players in the hoax. People can and should be compelled to testify before the grand jury and if they don't they can suffer consequences. The list of people that did not testify or suffer consequences includes James Comey, Andrew McCabe, Peter Strzok, Bill Priestap, Kevin Clinesmith, and Glenn Simpson, all key players in the fabrication.
China's Plan to Destroy Apple and The U.S.
- Category: Undeniably Right Undeniably Right
- Published: 24 May 2023 24 May 2023
[Editor's Note: My apology for putting this up so late.] Let's just say I'm not surprised at this title. I'm going to listen to find out if I agree.
Goodbye College Athletics
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- Published: 19 May 2023 19 May 2023
I have been a sports fan my entire life. Like many Americans I love football, both professional and college, I used to love the NBA and still watch some college basketball. I was also right in line with everyone when the Olympics rolled around to support our country and the athletes that represented us. I even like track and field. But the landscape of sports is changing drastically. And not for the better.
I'm not necessarily talking about the woke policies pushed by many of our professional leagues and now many of our colleges that promote transgender participation, negatively affecting the opportunities available to biological women. Those are all things that take away from our enjoyment of sports but I'm talking about the blatant and now open influence of money in college sports. College football, much like the Olympics, wore the cloak of amateurism, those who played for the love of the game. And while there were some programs that had a definite advantage and built teams that were always competitive, there was still the opportunity for schools with smaller budgets to ride the underdog persona to competitiveness or even championships.