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The Bulletproof President: George Washington’s Miraculous Survival in the French and Indian War The French and Indian War (1754–1763) was a defining struggle in North America, part of the global Seven Years’ War between Britain and France. Sparked by rival claims to the Ohio River Valley, it set the stage for the American Revolution, as Britain’s postwar taxes on colonists … Read More
Back in 1998, I poured my heart into this song after a heartbreaking and devastating fire took everything I loved. It’s been a long road, full of struggles, but I’ve finally rebuilt my life and finished this song for you. I hope it touches you—please enjoy, share if you feel moved, and check out this powerful new documentary, Truth Rising, … Read More
How is it that I’ve never heard of The Finders? For God’s sake I’m 65, a news hound, conspiracy hunter, deep diver and transparency freak. Just a tad bit of background on this story. I’ve been following the Jeffrey Epstein story since his first arrest here in Florida. I was disgusted of his light sentence and always wondered why? That … Read More
Discover East of Wall: A Heartfelt South Dakota Story Galloping to the Big Screen East of Wall is a cinematic gem that captures the rugged beauty and resilient spirit of western South Dakota. Directed by Kate Beecroft and featuring a stellar cast including local talent Tabatha Zimiga, Porshia Zimiga, and Hollywood stars Scoot McNairy and Jennifer Ehle, this film has … Read More
Leo Istas: The Heart and Soul of Estis Bakery in Miller, South Dakota, my “Great Scott!” I’ll never forget, “Great Scott!” He yelled, upon my entrance to work every morning at 4:30 am sharp! Every morning in 1978-79, as the screen door of Estis Bakery slammed shut behind me at 4:30 a.m., Leo Istas’ booming voice would echo through the … Read More
RFK Jr.’s Health Reforms: Bold Moves or Controversial Failures? By Scott Prentice, Founder of BioChecked™ Published on August 10, 2025 Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s tenure as Secretary of Health and Human Services has sparked heated debate within the health freedom movement. Mainstream media outlets, including The Washington Post, have labeled his leadership a “public health calamity,” accusing him of dismantling … Read More
A Decade in Florida: A Journey of Self-Discovery Ten years ago, I traded the rugged 6,590-foot peaks of mountain life for the flat, sea-level expanse of Florida. It’s been an odd yet profoundly insightful journey—one that has undeniably shaped me for the better. The hardest part hasn’t been the move itself, nor adjusting to the humid air or the relentless … Read More
A little something to ponder… I received this wisdom in a wild round about way. I thought upon each phrase with deep thoughts as I quietly read to the end. These are ideals I aspire to uphold and integrate into my life. I will put them right here in my journal to reflect upon often. ~ This person wrote: I … Read More
Steering Your Ship: Finding Stability in a Chaotic Financial World In my last post, The Wind in Your Sails, I explored escaping the chaos of money and power by charting your own course. But is true financial stability possible in a world of crypto crashes, AI-driven trading, and market manipulation? Picture a farmer 500 years ago, trading a year’s wages … Read More
Did Big Tech and Mainstream Media Break Search Engines—or Did They Sabotage Themselves? Introduction: A Personal Journey Through a Digital Revolution In the mid-1990s, I was a struggling artist in Rapid City, South Dakota, juggling a new marriage, a hefty mortgage, and a burning desire to turn my creative passion into a sustainable livelihood. Freshly laid off from a corporate … Read More
