Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

AS THEY SHOULD BE:  Media On The Defensive At Disinformation Conference.

There is no such thing as disinformation. There’s truth and there’s lies. Any journalist who talks of disinformation has swallowed the idea that there is an “approved truth” instead of competing streams of disinformation. This is enough to condemn him in the eyes of any impartial observer.

FROM PAM UPHOFF:  Bad Tolz.  #CommissionEarned

 


Bad Tölz. A World named for a city on the Home World . . . Barely controlled by the “True Men” Mentalists of the Drei Mächte Bündnis. An unstable alliance of aggressive Worlds . . . on the brink of civil war.

Fynn, a bastard half-breed adopted by a friend of his dead father, was, despite his irregular antecedents, an ordinary college student. Then the increasing problems in in the Alliance led his new father to pull him into a secret society sworn to protect an Alliance that is crumbling.

When Bad Tölz is invaded, Fynn is all that stands between his World and brutal subjugation.

BEWARE THE WOUNDED BEAR:   Putin’s endgame.

Or in other words….. I don’t want a repeat of the 20th century. Why do they?

I SERIOUSLY DOUBT IT. I MEAN LAST I CHECKED COMMUNISTS WERE STILL EXCOMMUNICATED:  Is the Pope Catholic?

FROM A. PALMER:   Troubled Poems for Difficult People.  #CommissionEarned

 

This is a book of troubled poems
For difficult people.
The first of those people is me
I write them to myself
I write them about myself
But I don’t write them for myself.
If reading them helps, I am grateful.

“Troubled Poems for Difficult People” is a body of just under a hundred poems about philosophy, pain, and humility before God from a Christian perspective. It concludes with “Book of Weekdays,” intended as a meditation on mornings and evenings for each day of the week.