Eric Scheske

Miscellaneous Rambling Happy May Day, you Commie symps. Speaking of totalitarian secular ideologies, I heard the other day that, in the early days of the German Nazi movement, Nazi youth would flood parks and blow whistles when people with a different point of view stood up to speak, so no

Happy birthday to oldest son, Alex, my only kid who works harder than me. If you need a home loan, give him a call at QuickenLoans. (You're surprised I would shill like that for a mortgage lender? He's going to be even more surprised to learn

A 1,000-pack of beer. Finland.

BYCU Thursday evening, 6:45. I'm sitting down with my first gin and tonic tonic and gin after a miserable day. I started at the dentist office, where I had an implant put in. I was told it's "easy peasy," but man, I'

Bullets *Add "white nationalist" to the list of insults that have no meaning. "Racist" lost meaning long ago, as did "bigot" and "Fascist." All words to connote someone who simply disagrees with the Left. So broad, they're no longer reliable.

> Bibliophiles' jewel of the Highlands: > Leakey's Book Shop, Inverness. > Simply stunning stock over two floors of a converted church. pic.twitter.com/aGumCTYjGq [https://t.co/aGumCTYjGq] > — Lyppard Books (@LyppardBooks) April 22, 2017 [https://twitter.com/LyppardBooks/status/855883337910669316]

Miscellaneous Rambling I listened to a Tom Woods podcast last night, in which he said he had an excellent debate night at Yale recently. At a time when colleges and universities condemn free speech and open debate, he said Yale upholds it in the highest degree every Tuesday night. I

Miscellaneous Rambling Happy birthday to my mom. She's a wonderful woman. They say a mother's love is unconditional. My mom proves they are right. I took Michael and Meg out to eat Saturday night, and one of the big screens was showing the NFL draft. I

Divine Mercy film [https://www.divinemercyfilm.com/index.html] airing today on EWTN at 5:00.

I am obliged to re-produce Chesterton's great poem, "The Englishman": St George he was for England, And before he killed the dragon He drank a pint of English ale Out of an English flagon. For though he fast right readily In hair-shirt or in mail, It