Category Archives: Education

Western Values Under Attack: UN Plan for Replacement Migration

Posted on Sunday, July 16, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina Western Values are under attack. In the last decade the forces that wish to undermine those values have stepped up their game significantly. We are attacked in many ways on many fronts. The fundamental question each of … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution and Law, Education | 16 Comments

Trump Was Right on Climate Accord, Some Nations Playing US for Dollars

Posted on Monday, July 10, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina Anyone with a bit of common sense, and our President has a plenty of it, knows that the Climate Accord set the US up as the biggest sucker on the planet. Trump was wise not to sign … Continue reading →

Posted in Education, Environment | 3 Comments

Dumbed-Down: Anti-Trump Protesters Cheer Hitler Quotes

Posted on Monday, July 10, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina Must see video of anti-fascist protesters cheering the words of Hitler, tweeted out by Tennessee on July 8th, underscores the ignorance of our poorly educated youth. DC Whispers has it…be sure to watch all the way to … Continue reading →

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Jason Riley’s Latest Challenge to Conventional Wisdom

Posted on Sunday, July 9, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina Jason Riley’s latest book, ‘False Black Power’ is featured at ABC News today. The book challenges conventional wisdom about success and failure for blacks in America following the civil war up until today. Riley uses history to … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution and Law, Education | 6 Comments

Common Ground?

Posted on Friday, June 23, 2017 by Post Scripts

by Tina A caller to The Rush Limbaugh Show this morning lamented about deep divisions in America and suggested that Americans need find common ground in order to unify as Americans again. Rush asked the obvious question. Where’s the common … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution and Law, Education | 14 Comments

The Destruction of California, One Bad Law at a Time

Posted on Tuesday, June 13, 2017 by Post Scripts

by Jack In 2011 California Gov. Jerry Brown signed the second half of the state’s DREAM Act, just days before the end of the legislative session. The law, AB 131, supported illegal immigration by encouraging undocumented persons to apply for … Continue reading →

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Scott Pruit (EPA) Favors a Climate Science Challenge

Posted on Friday, June 9, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina The new head of the Environmental Protection Agency is a level headed guy who brings calm and reason to the ongoing cage fight about Global Warming/Climate Change. Instead of choosing a side or adopting a political stance … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Industry and Finance, Education, Environment | 13 Comments

Yiannopoulos Fan Suing on First Amendment Grounds

Posted on Wednesday, June 7, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina They came to hear what Milo Yiannopoulos had to say at Berkley in February but they were forced to leave the auditorium when protests turned violent and the event was cancelled. This single event served as the … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution and Law, Education, Police, Crime, Security | 5 Comments

The Downside of Healthcare as a “Right”

Posted on Tuesday, June 6, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina How could there be a downside? When healthcare is free people won’t have to worry about a thing and all will be well. Right? Maybe not. I just read an insightful article that, once read, should give … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution and Law, Education, Health and Medicine | 15 Comments

Drain the Swamp – Unravel the Regulations

Posted on Thursday, May 18, 2017 by Post Scripts

Posted by Tina The new FCC head will deregulate the internet. During the Bill Clinton presidency, when the public internet was brand new, Republicans and Democrats agreed, the internet should remain free. They worked together to pass the Telecommunications Act … Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution and Law, Education | 19 Comments