Trust in the Lord, and do good...

Trust in the Lord, and do good;

    dwell in the land and befriend faithfulness.

Delight yourself in the Lord,

    and he will give you the desires of your heart.

Commit your way to the Lord;

    trust in him, and he will act.

He will bring forth your righteousness as the light,

    and your justice as the noonday.

-Psalm 37:3-6

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My salute to Donald Trump, flaws and all 

Trump is not a perfect vessel, but without him and for what he stands the West is lost. We had better realise that before it’s too late.

White House Report Exposes Smithsonian’s War on American History  The material in exhibits and supposedly educational materials created or endorsed by NMAH leadership focuses on demonizing white people, valorizing illegal aliens, and promoting transgenderism and abortion. In the name of transgenderism, the museum had sexually explicit drag queen material available to young children. In fact, almost all of the exhibits and programming were geared toward extreme left-wing activism, which NMAH both promoted and occasionally participated in. For instance, the museum collaborated with illegal alien activists to remove a North Carolina sheriff from office.

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The luxury of self-destruction 

By now, you’ve heard of a concept called “luxury beliefs.” It’s a recurring thing these days, unfortunately, and it’s not difficult to identify. Luxury beliefs are, in essence, beliefs that are used to accumulate status among those who are financially well off.

   Basically, they need a way to signal they’re good people, so they spout certain ideas that cost them absolutely nothing, even if they are taken seriously and actually happen.

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WARNING: THIS ARTICLE IS ABOUT ABORTION  If your argument requires a flowchart explaining why a member of Homo sapiens isn’t really a member of Homo sapiens, maybe it’s time to ask whether you’re solving a moral dilemma, or just rebranding it.

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Seven Things I See in My ‘Strongest’ 80-Year-Old Patients 

I am 63 now, and after three decades as an orthopedic surgeon, I have examined thousands of people in their eighties. Some arrive frail and afraid, others walk in straighter and more confident than patients half their age. They’re still skiing, still gardening, still picking up grandchildren without a second thought. The gap between those two groups is not luck, and it is rarely genetics alone. The same patterns keep showing up in those who are thriving. Here is what they have in common. The most important reasons are lower down in the list… and the ones you might least expect...

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Baby cow loves some scritches..🐄🐾😍 pic.twitter.com/bDEpDk4jX5

— 𝕐o̴g̴ (@Yoda4ever) July 13, 2026