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If you study history you will see it all, over and over again – because there is no visible identification that separates good from evil. Had our creator made everyone who was a liar, a cheat, a thief, a child-molester or a murderer have his or her skin made purple – the task would be simplified. But you cannot tell just by looking at a person – unless they display MS-13 tattoos – that they look any different than anyone else. It is not the color of their skin that determines their character – it is their deeds. The deeds of destruction for our country are displayed daily – by corrupt leaders and a majority of the press acting as propaganda outlets. The “useful idiots’ acting on be ...

“I Am Not Alone” combines my Conservative Journal writings of 2016 and is interspersed with articles written and posted on my website; CGLogic.com. Perhaps this writing may be absorbed some thirty years on, to see how, what leaders do today affects our children and grandchildren. Excerpt: “What is constantly ignored is that the Socialist/Communist or Dictatorship methods of leadership never render prosperity for anyone or any nation. Historically this is proven time and again. Most of the great advances in science and technology have occurred under Capitalism, because anyone having the incentive to do so can achieve a better outcome than others.”

Since childhood History has intrigued me. Because history paints so many lessons for us it has heavily influenced my topics for writing. Illustrating how history is observed and continuously ignored by national and world leaders led me to pen “Groupthink vs. Truth”. This was an expose telling how in the past few political years leaders in our country repeated the very same mistakes as those in the past. Using the lessons of history in fiction provides a writer with a litany of precedent in order to form stories of what may come in the future. With very little skill required, a reader of my stories would see my blatant reference to forthcoming events that have real events as th ...

The Kellerman childhood in Indiana was unique for one particular reason. It was the fifties and we had graduated from the land of Radio to the land of Television. Many advances had been made in America but we were not a well- to-do family so we seemed to live in a half way existence between old fashioned and modern society.