Eric Scheske

Brews You Can Use Not much today. I went to Cedar Point yesterday . . . with all seven kids! It was the first all-kid outing in, I think, two years. Max and I are already kicking around ideas for next year at MAXimum Greens [https://www.facebook.com/MAXimumgreens/]. We'

Miscellaneous Rambling In the past week, Antifa attacks pro-life protesters, Baltimore's oldest monument to Christopher ("Reb") Columbus was torn down, ESPN removed a Korean from broadcasting a football game because his name is "Robert Lee," and Daily Kos founder Markos Moulitsas said, '

> what is wrong with us lol pic.twitter.com/VvKmRs85H7 [https://t.co/VvKmRs85H7] > — Pardes Seleh (@PardesSeleh) August 22, 2017 [https://twitter.com/PardesSeleh/status/900013076824686592]

Re: The Renegade History's perspective on slavery: "Economic historians have determined that on average, Northern farmers worked four hundred more hours per year than did slaves. And no group in world history worked more than industrial workers in the nineteenth-century United States. For the unlucky souls

Miscellaneous Rambling Feast Day of Pius X. A friend just gave me a relic of Pius X, so on this day, I'm better than everyone else. Will we ever know what exactly happened at Charlottesville? Probably not, but Tom Woods recently hosted Kevin Preston, a "leftist anarchist,

"Coral" is an old woman's name. You certainly don't see many sultry images of women with that name, but this contemporary photograph [http://i.imgur.com/2URSim9.jpg] changes all that.

New magazine, run by P.J. O'Rourke: American Consequences [https://pages.stansberryresearch.com/page.aspx?QS=38dfbe491fab00ea48b0ef598b0fee1b60cf026511406a293845872287f769e8&source=facebook_ad1&email=ejscheske%40yahoo.com] . Looks promising. I signed up.

Hillary Clinton is coming out with a book called “What Happened.” Out of habit, Bill Clinton immediately came out with his own book called “Baby, I Can Explain.”

BYCU "The English were well known throughout Europe for their addiction to ale and wine and cider. The French were proud, the Germans were obscene, and the English were drunkards. In English monasteries the daily allowance was a gallon (4.5 litres) of strong ale and a gallon (4.