I am in the middle of reading the subject book, The Tyranny of Big Tech by SenatorJosh Hawley. Since I think the book is something we all need to read, I decided to write a review. However, instead of just offering my own opinion, here is a list of alternative opinions. In part 2 of this two part series, I will offer my own observations

In New Book, Josh Hawley Takes On The Tyranny Of Big Tech (thefederalist.com)

Joe Allen provides a sympathetic review and a good description of the book.

The Tyranny of Big Techunfolds in three parts. In the first, Hawley sketches a brief history of Gilded Age monopolies. In the second, he details the 21st century’s techno-capitalist takeover. I never thought I’d read a Republican author who’s graspedthe workof tech-futurist Jaron Lanier, but…

What Organizations Are Out There We Can Join?

The battles to take back our public schools continue, and the war will be a long one. There is no quick way dig out the entrenched special interests who have taken over our schools. Individually, there is little we can do. We must seek allies, and we must work with others to overcome the opposition.

What is the big issue of the moment? Critical Race Theory (CRT). Of course, we have to be wary of the accusation that opposing anti-racism or nonsense like CRT is racist. Consider this excerpt from this column in The Washington Post.

Conservatives complain that the Loudoun equity project draws, in part, on some concepts from the academic framework known as “critical race theory.” It asserts, among other things, that racism is the product of systems, not individuals, and therefore is interwoven…

I ran across the following video here, “Outtayerdaminde” | See, there’s this thing called biology… (wordpress.com). It is a bit vulgar. Not really for children, but by the standards of this age it is hardly pornographic. Mostly, it just ridicules the “woke.”

The comments that follow “Outtayerdaminde” | See, there’s this thing called biology… (wordpress.com) expressed sadness more than laughter. There is a point where the absence of wisdom is far more horrifying than funny.

Consider Happy Pride Month! Celebrating the essential vice and utmost evil – Washington Times. Here Everett Piper quotes C. S. Lewis.

“There is one vice,” he said.,” [a sin] of which no man in the world is free … [That] essential vice, that utmost evil, is pride.

He went on.

“Unchastity, anger, greed, drunkenness, and all that, are mere fleabites in comparison. It was through Pride that the Devil became the Devil: Pride…