Writings – Page 116 – US Represented

America’s Rights

The only thing as bad as the naïve, self-promoting bureaucratic, self-pitying, excuse-making, manipulative, overly idealistic, pretentious, system-sucking Democrat is the self-righteous, birth-entitled, Christian “Right,” “everyone-has-a-choice” preaching, bean-counting, in-denial-of-their social advantage, and blind to how the other half must live Republican. The only thing as great as the forward thinking, solution focused, empathetic, compassionate, self-sacrificing, social-class […]

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Fillmore Hill as Metaphor

Analysis, Jerome Parent, Nonfiction, Writings / By Jerome Parent

“Trust me,” I said as I looked at my wife. She was skeptical, I could tell. “It’s a four-wheel drive car.” I brushed the snowflakes off of my arm as we started up the hill. They had come in when I had rolled down the window to listen to a man who was frantically trying

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Wedding Poem

Creative Writing, Shorts, Writings / By Eric Stephenson

Random moments never lost, a whisper clear that speaks delight says, “Come enjoy the sanctity of selfless union fused in light.” A laugh, a scream, a rush of lust, a gentle touch when tears do stream, they’re all so real inside love’s mind, yet still the things we always dream. We take this world, so

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Stanton Friedman: 1935-2019

Analysis, Biography, Creative Nonfiction, Nonfiction, Writings / By a featured contributor

Searching for the Truth (Always Telling the Truth Means Never Having to Remember Anything) I’ve known and worked closely with Stanton Friedman for the past 23 years since I moved to Roswell and was a volunteer at the International UFO Museum from 1996 to 1998. I had heard and read about Stanton for many years

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American Imperialism in Venezuela

Analysis, Nonfiction, Open Channel / By a featured contributor

In May of 2018, Nicolas Maduro was re-elected for another term as Venezuela’s president and sworn into power on January 10th 2019. This second term will continue to 2025. However, foreign powers such as the European Union, United States, and the Lima Group have denounced Maduro as Venezuela’s president. In the months following Maduro’s “election,”

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David Faber: A Matter of Survival

Analysis, Biography, DeLyn Winters, Nonfiction, Writings / By DeLyn Winters

Not many people have the honor of meeting a Holocaust survivor, so when I got a phone call offering the unique opportunity of hosting a Holocaust survivor for the day at our school, followed by a book signing, I couldn’t believe it. I fast-tracked approval for the event through the administration and arranged to pick

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