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The author discusses his recollection of his teenage life in 1957, focusing on being an enlisted Texas Air National Guard recruit.

The article discusses the author's view on the association between aluminum toxicity from vaccines and Alzheimer's disease.

The author details the amount of aluminum in various prescription medications such as aluminum hydroxide in Amphojel antacids, Clonazepan sleeping pills and aluminum chlorohydrate in antiperspirants that could possibly lead to breast cancer as to studies published in the European Journal of Cancer Prevention.

The article offers information on the element aluminum including its use in food cans and aluminum foils; body burden of aluminum in healthy people; and role of human body to eliminate the element in an efficient way through the kidneys.

The author focuses on genetically modified (GM) food, citing topics like adverse effects of the GM foods on health like accelerated aging, and infertility, suggestions of American Academy of Environmental Medicine to prefer non-GM food, and pertinence of the Deny Americans the Right to Know Act.

The article talks about the health benefits of cayenne peppers, including healing ulcers, antifungal problems, and lowering blood sugar

The author discusses aspects of human health, wherein he cites the study of medical director David Brownstein who pushes for alternative medicine, natural way of healing, or even spiritual treatments of the human body.

The author discusses the problem on how politicians address the illegal immigration dilemma in the U.S., noting the lack of action from the Congress or office of the President to deal with the issue.

The author discusses aspects of waste management wherein he thinks that the smelly toxic sewage sludge has just been renamed and promoted as biosolids and water purification process.

The author discusses the political and social conditions in several U.S. states including Texas, Ohio, and Arizona.

The author reflects on the views of Brion McClanahan, a professor in American History at the University of South Carolina and a faculty member at Tom Woods' Liberty Classroom regarding the occurrence of cultural imperialism in the U.S.

The author discusses the origination and history of the name Israel, a Middle East country which considered as the only ally of the U.S. in the region, which came from the man named Jacob in the "Bible."

The author discusses the Texas primary election, focusing on runoff elections and the Republican presidential primary, the contempt of the Republican Party for its presidential runners Donald Trump and Ted Cruz and the Texas voters' understanding of the political issues and stance of candidates.

The author reflects on his experience of remembering the word "limerick," a form of poetry, and uses this to create a poem on several U.S. politicians including 2016 presidential candidates Donald Trump and Marco Rubio and Senator Mitch McConnell.

The article offers the author's views on the name change for John Bell Hood Junior High School in Dallas, Texas.

The author argues against the Oregon shooting incident, explaining that such incident would not occur if Americans could understand their origins or who they really are and if the lawmen of the state or nations including Texas or Oregon were kept under control.

The author reflects on former President Abraham Lincoln's support for the abolishment of slavery in the U.S. and discusses the American Civil War which the author thinks prevented the independence of Southern States.

The article reflects on the administration of Margaret Thatcher as Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1979 until 1990 and mentioned his relation with U.S. President Ronald Wilson Reagan.

The author discusses the right of American for bearing arms for defense of their home, property, and person and mentions about several state constitutions by the government over the years regarding the same.

The author discusses that soldier Robert E. Lee is against secession which is stated in his letter for his son Curtis in January 1861.

The author offers his thoughts about how undocumented immigrants in Rockwall and Ellis County, Texas may conduct themselves during their stay as well as shares his views about the birth of the real Messiah.

sThe author reflects on the implications of the influx of unaccompanied children refugees in Ellis County Texas, Texas on the social and economic condition of the state.

The author shares his reflections on how and when Hawaii and Alaska became U.S. states and mentions topics including the Japanese attack of Pearl Harbor during World War II, bills that were introduced to make Alaska a state and the launch of a memorial for the battleship USS Arizona.

The author discusses aspects of the Biblical characterization of chosen people by God under the Ten Commandments written by the very finger of Yahweh on tablets of stone.

The author discusses the press coverage of the protest against the stance of Texas Governor Greg Abbott on trying to keep the Syrian refugee out of the state.

The author reflects on the current issues encountered by the U.S. Congress dealing on topics including education, international conflict and freedom of expression.

In this article the author views on how they reviewed a high school football coach out in one of the Left Coast states.

The author discusses the issue involving Joe Kennedy, assistant football coach of Bremerton High School in Washington, who was put by district officials on paid administrative leave after he ignored orders to stop overt religious displays on the field.

The author discusses the leading international powers being addressed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu referring to the so-called P5+1 members of the United Nations Security Council, namely the U.S., Great Britain, Russia, China, and France, plus Germany.

The article offers the author's insights regarding the biblical aspects of the social condition in Israel particularly Jerusalem, citing various aspects from the "Book of Isaiah" including the spare of habitations, the feeling of shame, and recognizing mercy.

The article discusses aspects of the quality of medical care for the patients in the U.S. wherein the patients were entitled for antibiotics and medical treatment to relieve the pain.

The article presents the essay about the view of U.S. President Barack Obama over Muslim terrorists and terrorism.

The article focuses on the association of the occurrence of blood moons in 2014 and 2015 with the historic events concerning the Jewish people of Israel.

The article mentions that according to David Brownstein, a physician, Flu vaccines are harmful as they are preserved with mercury and states that a claim linking measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine with autism, has been proven false by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The article offers the author's insights on the inconsistency of the U.S. commissioners court vote on wage increase and retirement benefits for congressmen, commissioners and judge.

The author discusses the removal of the statue of U.S. President Jefferson Davis at the University of Texas at Austin (UT), suggesting that the students, educators and a number of judges behind the removal of the statue were unaware of the basic fact and true history of the statue.

The author reflects on the nuclear deal of U.S. President Barack Obama with Iran and its possible effect to the American public.

The author reflects on various topics including the First of Elul which is the last month of the Hebrew Year, Jubilee Years, and sports commentator Dandy Don Meredith's lines in the television show "Monday Night Football."

The article offers the author's insights on the candidacy of several U.S. Republican Party members for the presidential elections.

The article comments on the nastiest prison break in the history of the U.S.

The article discusses the author's views on the emergence of the southern U.S. states from the historical perspectives, religious affiliations, and election results over the years.

The author discusses the Gentiles and their depiction in the Bible, which include both believers, non-believers, and the people of Israel such as from the 10 Northern Tribes (Lost Sheep) or from the Southern Tribes, Judah and Benjamin, stressing the need to know the truth and act accordingly.

The article presents the author's views on the changes in the American society as of July 16, 2015 which includes the legalization of same-sex marriage and increased number of abortions, highlighting the possibility that Jerusalem and Israel will be divided and the teachings on division in the Bible.

The article offers insight on the issue of the U.S. Confederate Battle Flag and its history.

The author comments on the Hebrews Roots Network held at the Reunion Hotel in Dallas, Texas.

An excerpt from the article "Deathblow to the Dollar" in the issue of periodical "The Philadelphia Trumpet" is presented which focuses on the performance of dollar currency.

The article offers the author's insights on various aspects of sticks and mentions topics including operation of sticks in the Forreston School rhythm band, the biblical story of Moses' visit to Egypt, and children of Israel from Egypt.

The article offers insight on the multi-state military exercise Jade Helm 15 in the U.S. in 2015.

The article focuses on the significance of the Shemitah Year in Hebrew calendar.

The author discusses the social and educational conditions of Ellis County, Texas, including the poor educational standards in the county, and non availability of jobs in the area due to which native people had to shift to Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas.