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When You Hear It’s for The Greater Good…RUN, by Andrew Joppa

    “For the greater good”: the phrase that always precedes the greatest evil.” ― Jakub Bożydar Wiśniewski   We must try to understand where the Left derives its leverage to “have its way” with America. If we cannot break this stranglehold the Left maintains because of it…we can never save America. Their method is quite simple, but deadly effective. They present …

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Stupidity: The Enemy of The Good, By Andrew Joppa

  Dietrich Bonhoffer, in his Letters and Papers from Prison, offered what might be considered The Rosetta Stone that defines the source of almost all American problems. He wrote, and I submit his comment in its entirety:   “Stupidity is a more dangerous enemy of the good than malice. One may protest against evil; it can be exposed and, if need be, prevented …

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The Long March Towards Mediocrity, by Andrew Joppa

  With the recent Supreme Court ruling eliminating race as a basis for college admission and presuming this ruling will have extended implications in other environments for the future, I thought that some thoughts on the unconstitutional concept of Affirmative Action were in order. I have found that most of the discussions on this topic tend to produce more heat …

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We Need The SAT, ACT, LSAT, and MCAT by Andrew Joppa

  As a college faculty member, I was concerned with being labeled a racist. While there was nothing that should have caused that to occur, I knew that the allegation could come out of nowhere, over anything that someone wanted to construe in that manner. This became manifest on one occasion when I pioneered a humanities course on The Holocaust at my …

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Two Environments Requiring ZERO Failures, by Andrew Joppa

Two Environments Requiring ZERO Failures by Andy Joppa   For this purpose, I will tell you stories from two environments that were part of my past life:    My Becoming an Air Marshal   This story with some currency is when I applied to be a Federal Air Marshal in the early 70’s. Having just returned from Vietnam and looking …

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Trump Doesn’t Want to “Terminate” THE Constitution, by Andrew Joppa

Trump Doesn’t Want to “Terminate” THE Constitution by Andy Joppa   There has been a unified drum beat condemning President Trump for what they described as his desire to “terminate” THE Constitution. I have put “THE” in capitals to emphasize they indicated he was suggesting the entire Constitution should be terminated. Of course, he neither said, nor wanted, anything of …

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Republicans: From 1992 to 2022, by Andrew Joppa

  Let’s see how much sense Republicans make…In fact, have ever made:   In 1992 we nominated GHW Bush for a second term against Bill Clinton. Bush was able to slip from 80% approval ratings to nearly single digit at the end of his first term. “Read my lips, no new taxes,” was his mantra that he betrayed. Well done George. …

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The Story of Two Great Men, by Andrew Joppa

The Story of Two Great Men by Andy Joppa   I am sickened by the parasites who are now making a whore’s living by attacking and attempting to humiliate our great “ex”-president, Donald Trump. These malignancies who have contributed little to nothing to the quality of American life, now seem to delight in nothing more than trying to diminish one …

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Education or Indoctrination?, by Andrew Joppa

Education or Indoctrination? by Andy Joppa    Without civic morality communities perish; without personal morality their survival has no value. Bertrand Russell   (NOTE: Nothing generates more feedback than when I write about education. This certainly reflects an understanding of that topics importance within the “thinking” American public. Because of that importance I don’t “hedge my bets” as I write …

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Education: The Ultimate Answer…or Problem, by Andrew Joppa

Education: The Ultimate Answer…or Problem by Andy Joppa   In 1983, A Nation at Risk: The Imperative for Educational Reform, was released by the presidential National Commission on Excellence in Education. Its bottom line was that the American public schools were failing miserably. Perhaps the most oft quoted passage from this report said:   “If an unfriendly foreign power had attempted to …

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