Years ago, a beloved coworker and mentor (thanks Bill) gifted The Railer a copy of The Devil’s Dictionary, published in 1911 by American journalist Ambrose Bierce. It’s a collection of Bierce’s satirical and irreverent takes on common words and phrases. If you haven’t seen it, it’s a worthy addition to your library. Here are a […]
On this 20th Anniversary of September 11th, we find ourselves humiliated, our global cachet in tatters, enemies emboldened. A weak Democrat President again pulls defeat from the jaws of victory. Biden, the Taliban’s Washington Spokesman, calls the Taliban “businesslike and professional.” Biden’s team also gave us a new word: retrograde. It’s an Ivy League ‘ism
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The Railer remembers watching the final moments of South Vietnam. CBS’ Ed Bradley narrated the terrible images of desperate throngs trying to escape. The lucky last left on a US Marine helicopter from the U.S. Embassy roof, praying they would reach Navy ships offshore. That iconic image is what we remember today. It was a
It was a beautiful, clear, January morning in St. Petersburg, except for the buzz from the Helicopters. At least a half dozen swarmed over a nearby southside neighborhood. It was a bad sign, news and law enforcement choppers, all watching something below. Traffic accidents on nearby I-275 were the usual explanation. But on this day,
Our world changed last year in the wake of George “Foamy Mouth” Floyd’s meth plus fentanyl assisted suicide. The Wall Street Journal’s Dan Henninger sums it up nicely: After last summer’s protests, it was clear there would be a public reconsideration of racial issues in the U.S. Within six months, it was off the rails.
Goerge Floyd, George Floyd, George Floyd, …, repeat ad nauseum. We all get it. One black man was killed by a Minneapolis police officer in 2020. Yes, George Floyd was an addict, had a three-times fatal level of fentanyl in his system, was in morbid health, had just passed fake money, had his drug dealer
Like Paul Revere, The Railer is biking through suburbia sounding the warning. Inflation is coming, inflation is coming! Problem is that The Railer’s contemporary warning is too late. In just four months, King DimJoe has buried our nation in freshly printed paper currency and lit an inflation fire. The Railer’s dwindling hope is that we