Author Archives: Holmes Oliver

Hard not to talk about Paul Pelosi, but Brazil losing an election, that is, communist Lula da Silva returning to the presidency is the big news of the day, especially as Ukraine news has evidently been slowed down for the … Continue reading →

I just read James Howard Kunstler’s blog, specifically his short piece on the United State’s evidently being the party guilty of sabotaging the Nord Stream pipelines. Here’s a link — Developing Developments – Kunstler. He references a recent and compelling … Continue reading →

I have no special knowledge, might not understand the Russian way of war, but I’m thinking that Putin’s winning, albeit more slowly than he had hoped.  The Russian people seem to be more and more behind the effort, not against … Continue reading →

I’m waiting for On Multiform War to be released. It is in pre-order on Amazon for hardcopies, although the Kindle version is available. There are a couple of recent events I figure I need to comment on here. One is … Continue reading →

The Lord is Risen

I wrote the last post a long time ago and that pretty much measures the delay in getting this site going. It won’t get off to a racing start now, either, as I am busy working on a thing called … Continue reading →

Well, the New Year’s resolution is to give this website another whirl — to find the gumption and discipline to maintain activity to express outrage, counter-outrage and hope (and other idle stuff), and to draw out expression from the site’s … Continue reading →

I think the DeVos education appointment is really promising so far as the ideological war goes. I read somewhere that the DeVos family were early, generous contributors to Fire.org, Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. “The mission of FIRE is … Continue reading →

I don’t know much about the Russians, or Putin, and neither do I know much about hacking. Still, this brouhaha about the Russians influencing the recent US presidential elections is off-puttingly dumb, not good, bad. If it turns out that … Continue reading →