Policy Statements on Raping Kids to Enforce Neo-Nazism, and Greenland Acquisition by US

• January 21, 2026

ON RAPING KIDS TO ENFORCE NEO-NAZISM

In the USA, ALL citizens have constitutional rights & are free to make personal decisions. Rape & torture of kids to enforce Neo-Nazism isn’t constitutional. The verministic Neo-Nazi mindset, left & right, is a disease, not a foregone conclusion, resulting in the likes of Trump.

ON THE STRATEGIC ACQUISITION OF GREENLAND BY THE UNITED STATES

Greenland is an important strategic asset for a myriad of reasons and I agree with the acquisition of Greenland, and Cuba, by the United States using whatever resources might be necessary.

RIP Lindsey Graham

A colorful SouthWest airlines jet above the Washington Monument as seen from Arlington in October 2024.

Jim Porter Casey • July 13, 2026
Editorials

Something of a political nemesis I found Mr. Graham to be too extreme even though I count myself as a moderate conservative…

Still Sketchy Supreme Court Is Right To Reject Trump’s Birthright Limits, Uphold Gun Rights

The Supreme Court of the United States - SCOTUS

Jim Porter Casey • June 30, 2026
Editorials

Supreme Court correctly upholds birthright citizenship and gun rights.

Fascist Pundits Take Aim At “Useless Eaters”

Jim Porter Casey • June 9, 2026
Editorials

Today’s media reports indicates irresponsiblebackhanded tactics in regard to social security insolvency. Any law maker that fails to cooperate by advancing legislation and funding to ensure social security beneficiaries will not see any reduction of benefits should be noted and thrown out of office. Trump’s removal from office still warrants immediate action by responsible lawmakers. […]

FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA

Jim Porter Casey • May 26, 2026
Editorials

Folks following my social media, i.e. Instagram, already know – I’m adventure bikepacking! After finishing the East Coast Greenway (ECG) in 2024 I peddled back though about half of west Florida then taking Amtrak from Tampa to Jacksonville. From Jacksonville, I peddled out of Florida, into Georgia and through Atlanta, then across to Alabama and […]