Reflections Of A Uncommon Common Man: Recent Episodes
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In this episode we discuss the fact that although Ruth Bader Ginsburg fought the good fight early on for the monetary equal rights of both women and men her belief in judicial activism added to the judicial tyranny of the court. This tyranny can be traced back to John Marshall's usurpation of the right of judicial review as far back as 1803 in Marbury vs. Madison. Because of her belief that the Constitution is a living document, an idea pushed by Woodrow Wilson, the court has become the most dominant branch of government. This was not the original intent of the Founding Fathers.
In this weeks episode we examine whether or not the Blacks Lives Matter organization, Antifa and the Democrat party should be defined as a terrorist group.
In this episode we discuss how your children are being indoctrinated by Black Lives Matter propaganda in our schools and how it is being supported by the NEA.
Todays episode is my conversation with an American hero named Jack Closson. Jack joined the Marines as a teenager and served two tours in Vietmam. After he was discharged from the active Marines he served many years in the United States Marine Reserve, retiring as a 1st Sergeant. Jack has had a varied job career among other things working with the I.R.S. and in the teaching profession. Like myself, Jack was a Democrat at one time but also like myself he had his own #Walk Away experience. He was present at the hotel where Senator Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1968. We cover a lot of subjects in this interview and he gives a solid answer to my question, Was the Vietnam War worth the sacrifice? Jack also discusses his return to Vietnam in 2014.
In this weeks episode our panel discusses the impact of Marxism on America since 1963 in the area of religion. America is fast becoming a country without God.
In this episode we talk about the McMinn County War in 1946 where WW2 veterans decided that enough was enough and they fought back against the tyranny of a corrupt local politician in Athens Tennessee. This is an example of what average American's may have to do in the near future.
In this weeks episode we discuss the four steps used to subvert a country and usher in a Communist regime.
In this weeks episode we read the preamble to the Declaration of Independence and analyze the many truths that were revealed in just a few words. In my view, next to the Bible, these are the greatest words ever written by man.
This weeks episode is about Jeremy Myers who was a drug dealer, a drug addict, an alcoholic, and lived the homosexual lifestyle for nearly 20 years. While serving time in jail for a D.U.I. he had a road to Damascus type encounter with the Lord. Jeremy's life was totally transformed. He is now free of addiction and a happily married straight man with a beautiful wife and child. I am also proud to say that he is my pastor. Jeremy, by his own admission is very transparent in this interview and open about his journey to redemption.
In this weeks episode we discuss what the destruction of statues and references to our history really means. We also discuss what the ultimate goal of this cultural revolution is.
On this weeks episode we talk with Rutherford County Sheriff Deputy Pat Doughtie about the Rayshard Brooks shooting in Atlanta and whether or not it was a justifiable shooting in spite of what others might think. In addition we will also discuss other current issues regarding race in America.
Hans Dieter (Pete) Jentzsch was born in Hitler's Germany in 1936 surviving close brushes with death on several occasions. After the war he, his brother and mother began a new life in the United States after learning that his father had been killed as a German soldier fighting on the eastern front. Miraculously during the early 1980's he would learn that his father was not dead but very much alive. They would have a joyous reunion here in the United States before his father passed away. Pete is an American patriot. He served in several airborne units including the renowned 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions.
In this episode I want to detail the detrimental effect that the Democrat party has had on this country since it's founding. I also want to show that although it's constituency has changed since the 1960's it is using the same divisive tactics to on it's modern constituency as it used to divide and conquer Whites under slavery and Jim Crow.
Our guest today is the New York Times best selling author of Letters to God, co director of the movie by the same title and screen writer. He is also a police officer and SRO. We will discuss his son Patrick Tyler Doughtie who was the inspiration for his book and movie. We will also discuss ways in which we can improve school security.