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Congressional spending goes full Weimar - Vimarsana News

Congressional spending goes full Weimar

It has become a speculative game in the blogosphere to predict what black swan calamities could lead to a breakdown in civil order and the imposition of some form of martial law. Wars and rumors of war abound. We have already seen a container ship mysteriously knocking down a bridge and closing a key port.

National populism and the rise of Donald Trump - Vimarsana News

National populism and the rise of Donald Trump

When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the nonsense which has connected them with another, they should speak loudly about the hogwash that impel them to that separation. Conservatives have reached the breaking point between themselves and the progressive Left. We were the silent majority who must now speak loudly against the globalists who are running our country into oblivion. It is time for a change, and Donald Trump is the champion of our cause.

Joys of Teaching | Teacher Talk - Vimarsana News

Joys of Teaching | Teacher Talk

In this Teacher Talk, Gina Benz talks about the joys of teaching.

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Time for another great awakening - Vimarsana News

Time for another great awakening

We live in an age of unbelief. The foundations of American life are eroding. America is entering an uncharted, revolutionary time. We are no longer the America of our founders or even the America that existed twenty years ago. We are in trouble, and a cataclysm of ominous events may soon overwhelm us. We need a national spiritual revival.

The cataclysm to come - Vimarsana News

The cataclysm to come

When nations die, they do so with surprising speed. Ernest Hemingway made a similar observation when a person in his novel was asked how he went bankrupt, and his reply was, "Gradually, then suddenly."