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In the autumn of 1861, farm boys and clerks across northern Illinois answered a call that would define their generation. President Abraham Lincoln, after the fall of Fort Sumter, had asked the loyal states for volunteers to preserve the Union. Illinois responded with overwhelming force. Young men like John Newton Prentice—born May 8, 1842, and just nineteen when he enlisted … Read More
The Board of Peace: Founding, Structure, Members, and Its Breakthrough Success Under Donald Trump This article draws on public reporting and analysis, with particular credit to the detailed video (at bottom of story) presentation by Promethean Action (@PrometheanActn) examining the Board’s recent achievements and the decisive role of economic and institutional leverage. Before I get into this article please take … Read More
Personal Introduction from Scott Prentice (Great-Grandson of John Newton Prentice)My name is Scott L. Prentice, and I am the great-grandson of John Newton Prentice, a Union soldier who served in Company A of the 57th Illinois Volunteer Infantry from 1861 to 1865.Like so many in our family, military service runs deep in our blood. My great-grandfather answered President Lincoln’s call … Read More
Tina Peters and Lara Logan: Unbowed Warriors for Truth and Freedom In an era where standing for integrity can cost everything, Tina Peters embodies extraordinary bravery and unwavering loyalty to the truth. As the former Mesa County Clerk in Colorado and a Gold Star mother who lost her Navy SEAL son, Tina faced relentless persecution for simply doing her duty: … Read More
Beyond the Tiny Cross: America’s Most Absurd HOA Yard Wars – Stories That Matter By Scott PrenticeNovember 21, 2025 The tale of Wayne Anderson’s 12-inch wooden cross in The Villages, Florida—a five-year battle that ended in a $250,000 settlement—has thrust homeowners association (HOA) disputes into the spotlight. What starts as a neighborly nitpick over curb appeal often spirals into legal … Read More
You Can’t Legislate Morality”? Let’s Talk About What That Really Means As someone who’s watched debates about law, morality, and behavior play out in our society, I’ve often heard the phrase “you can’t legislate morality” thrown around, especially by those pushing for fewer laws governing personal behavior. It’s a catchy soundbite, but I believe it’s misunderstood and often misused, particularly … Read More
Today, I can only see one way forward in this moment in time and I wanted to share it with you. Imagine: 7pm Major Newsflash! Hits Emergency Broadcasts Nationwide Alerts Sent For Major Presidential Announcement at 9 PM ET America is brought to pure silence for unknown reason to announcement from the President. Media in frenzy, no known leaks, major … Read More
By Scott PrenticeSeptember 13, 2025 In the dim glow of my study, with the weight of these last few days pressing like a winter frost on my soul, I find myself turning once more to the ancient tales that have anchored my faith through storms far greater than this one. You see, I’ve long been haunted—and holy inspired—by the story … Read More
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
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
