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 By Steve Flowers    Opinion    May 1, 2023 

Our National Debt is Unsustainable

As the first Regular Session of the Quadrennium evolves there are a myriad of complex issues arising. I am reminded of three simple truisms regarding the Alabama legislature and the governing of the...

 

The Integrity for Commerce

Trading in commodities, which are ingredients or components of finished goods, is the focus of global commerce. Information about commodities, their availability, and the impact of events that create...

 
 By Robert Tate    Opinion    May 1, 2023 

BITS AND PIECES #16: DERELICTION OF DUTY AND OTHER NONSENSE

Hello my fellow Robservationites! Today I am bringing you the 16th Edition of my “Bits and Pieces.” For all of you who are familiar with this column, you know there comes a time when there is so...

 
 By John W. Giles    Opinion    May 1, 2023 

A Quest For Truth ~ A Journey Home!

At six years old traveling with my family and passing several churches along our way to church, I recall asking my father, who is right and why are there so many different churches? My father did not...

 
 By John Sophocleus    Opinion    May 1, 2023 

Lee County Installations: more Ivey Poison

On April 10th Richard Lagrand (who recently lost reelection as the incumbent last summer) was reinstalled to Lee County Commission District 5 by Gov. Ivey, reaffirming her fidelity to ACCA, BCA, et...

 
 By John Martin    Opinion    May 1, 2023 

The Rise of Tesla

As long-range battery technology advances by leaps and bounds, there is no question that the popularity of electric cars and trucks will rapidly advance in the next few decades, due primarily to far...

 
 By Col. John Eidsmoe    Opinion    May 1, 2023 

ARRESTED FOR PREACHING THE GOSPEL – IN ALABAMA?

Maybe in North Korea, maybe in Cuba, maybe in Iran – but not in the United States, the land of religious liberty. Well, maybe in Boston, or San Francisco – but certainly not in Selma, Alabama, rig...

 
 By John M Taylor    Opinion    May 1, 2023 

Lincoln, Republicans, and Corporate Welfare

“I supported President Lincoln. I believed his war policy would be the only way to save the country, but I see my mistake. I visited Washington a few weeks ago, and I saw the corruption of the prese...

 
 By Steve Flowers    Opinion    April 1, 2023

2026 Governor's Race Has Begun

Alabama's original 1901 Constitution had a law whereby the governor could only serve one four-year term and not succeed themselves. In 1968, the law was changed and since then the governor and all...

 

The Forgotten Hungarian Revolution

The desire for freedom and liberty is universal, but achieving it can take the effort of a lifetime. On March 15, 1848 - 175 years ago - Hungary revolted against the constraints imposed by both its Au...

 
 By Robert Tate    Opinion    April 1, 2023

Don't Hate Me Because I'm Right

I just finished watching Top Gun Maverick for the one billionth time. No, it never gets old. The wife and I really love that movie. When watched sequentially with the first movie, the changes are...

 
 By John W. Giles    Opinion    April 1, 2023

The Smartest Political Guy in The Room

Being involved in Republican politics for 43 years, and serving in two gubernatorial administrations, enables you to meet some pretty smart people. I often reflect by saying many people have...

 

The Auburn Greed 2.0

Five years ago my Alabama Gazette column featured a rendition of The Auburn Creed (originally penned by George Petrie in 1943) aptly re-titled The Auburn Greed. Petrie’s original prose righteously...

 
 By John Martin    Opinion    April 1, 2023

Electric Cars

Electric cars are not new; they have been around for more than a century. According to Wikipedia, the first one was built by Robert Anderson in the 1830's. In 1884, Thomas Parker built one and...

 
 By John M Taylor    Opinion    April 1, 2023

Coercion: Union by Force

Marjorie Taylor Greene’s recent “national divorce” comments angered nationalists, globalists, and others who view these United States as an “unbreakable union.” How could such authoritarian...

 
 By Steve Flowers    Opinion    March 1, 2023

Three Great Alabama Preachers:

Many of you may be surprised to know that politicians and preachers are often friends while on earth. They actually run in the same circles in their communities as well as around the state. It has...

 

Challenging Scientific Orthodoxy

The world Nicholas Copernicus was born into was wrong. Indeed, 550 years ago, almost everything people thought about the world and their place in it were based on false ideas. Without necessarily...

 
 By Robert Tate    Opinion    March 1, 2023

IT IS BALLOON!!

Okay, I am going to show my age. There was an episode in the 1966-67 season of the comedy F-Troop when Hekawi Chief Wild Eagle is sitting with his sidekick Crazy Cat when Crazy Cat looks up into the s...

 
 By John W. Giles    Opinion    March 1, 2023

Simple Math: 3 + 3 = Trump

The 2024 race for the White House has begun. Trump has announced, others in the GOP and Democrats are expected to follow. Before we fast forward too much, I would like to hit the pause button, rewind,...

 

Witness: Economic Lynching in Lee County

In the Spirit of 'never again' a few painfully addressed an ugly past of lynching documented by the Lee County Remembrance Project - specifically Messrs John Moss, George Hart, Charles Humphries,...

 
 By Daniel Sutter    Opinion    March 1, 2023

Stakeholders and Cooperation

From the Business Roundtable to the World Economic Forum to leading business schools, many voices promote replacing corporations governed by stockholders with “stakeholder” capitalism. Laws...

 
 By John Martin    Opinion    March 1, 2023

The Waco Holocaust

This Month (March, 2023) marks the 30th anniversary of one of America's most hideous examples of terrorism and mass murder. Although there have been some others with greater death tolls, this one...

 
 By John M Taylor    Opinion    March 1, 2023

The Corwin Amendment (The Original Thirteenth Amendment)

From the mid-1900s to modern times, the government-approved narrative has been that the South fought a war to protect slavery. This was denied by Southerners, e.g., Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee,...

 

Shelby's Last Hurrah Will Benefit Alabamians for Generations

Richard Shelby’s last week as our United States Senator was poetically amazing. The nation watched as he gave his farewell address to the Senate. His speech was followed by a tribute from his...

 

Dividing Church and State; Uniting Faith and Reason

Five Hundred years ago, the Protestant Swiss reformer, Ulrich Zwingli’s theology was designated the official religion of Zurich. The rumblings of the Reformation were just starting. As education...

 

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