Ronald E. Yates's Blog, page 14
April 22, 2024
Let’s call the Goons Attacking Jewish Students what they are: Resurrected Nazis
In the 1930s, Nazi thugs rampaged across Germany, attacking Jews and blaming them for the ills of the world. Fast forward to 2024, America, where we are witnessing a reappearance of the same kind of anti-Semitic behavior on college campuses and cities coast to coast. The only difference is that ...
Published on April 22, 2024 22:30
April 21, 2024
The Herd & The 2024 Election – Communism vs. the U.S. Constitution
On occasion, I receive emails containing interesting ideas and commentaries. When someone has written a commentary that is especially cogent and compelling, I like to post it. What follows is a particularly forceful, frightening, and persuasive commentary I wish all Americans would read. It is entitled “The Herd: The 2024 ...
Published on April 21, 2024 22:30
April 19, 2024
Why are We Allowing Terrorists to Plague America’s Cities and College Campuses?
Since Hamas terrorists slaughtered some 1,400 innocent Israeli men, women, and children on October 7, 2023, we have seen pro-Hamas demonstrators shut down expressways, bridges, and college campuses while screaming “death to Israel” and “death to America.” Why are we allowing this to happen? Why are cities allowing themselves to ...
Published on April 19, 2024 22:30
April 17, 2024
NPR Whistleblower Resigns after Suspension
It had to happen. Once again, is anybody surprised? Not me. When I posted just two days ago about NPR senior editor Uri Berliner’s scolding of the radio network’s blatant left-wing bias on the online news site The Free Press, I wondered how long it would take for the station’s ...
Published on April 17, 2024 22:30
April 14, 2024
NPR’s Leftist Bias. Is Anybody Surprised?
When National Public Radio whistleblower Uri Berliner penned an essay recently in the online news site “The Free Press,” criticizing the radio station’s leftist partisanship, many in the world of broadcast journalism seemed shocked. Not me. For the past two decades, I have watched NPR slide further and further into ...
Published on April 14, 2024 22:30
April 12, 2024
Our Regrettable Decline from Collective Discretion into Social Mobocracy
Most of us have received one of those emails displaying photos of so-called “Walmart People.” As you scroll down, you see a collection of pictures of Walmart shoppers wearing wild assortments of clothing, covering bodies that seem fashioned from silly putty or carved from tree stumps. There are horribly overweight ...
Published on April 12, 2024 22:30
April 10, 2024
Joe Biden’s Shameless Vote-buying Scam
When Joe Biden attempted to cancel $400 billion in student debt for 40 million people last year, the Supreme Court slapped him down, saying he didn’t have the authority to do that. Even former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is on record saying, “The president can’t do it, so that’s not ...
Published on April 10, 2024 22:30
April 8, 2024
The Awful English Language
The following post is one I have shared with my followers in the past. I like to repost it occasionally because I think it is worthwhile for English speakers to understand from whence our language sprang and how awful it can be for non-English speakers to learn. Heck, I bet ...
Published on April 08, 2024 22:30
April 2, 2024
Hey Joe: Curtailing Free Speech is Not the Answer
For the past several months, I have watched with alarm as judges, the mainstream media, and even Joe Biden have tried everything to stop Donald Trump from talking and thereby prevent him from running for president. They have distorted his words and misrepresented his speeches, labeling them divisive and hateful. ...
Published on April 02, 2024 22:30
March 28, 2024
Preserving Friendships in Our Political Maelstrom
At a time when people are divided and angry with one another because of political and societal beliefs, it is gratifying to learn that history is filled with people who seem to be polar opposites and yet, nevertheless, were friends. From Mark Twain and Nikola Tesla to Hunter S. Thompson ...
Published on March 28, 2024 22:30


