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Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – May 9, 2025
Greetings from Tyler, The white smoke poured out of the Vatican chimney signifying they had chosen a new pope. Forgive me for not capitalizing the title. Having read some of his writings, one can’t help wonder if they chose him to blunt the effectiveness of you know who. Some of the stuff he’s put out makes you wonder…
Weekly Update by Mark Armstrong – September 1, 2023
Greetings from Tyler, Most of us have found some tranquility. But that can be interrupted by seeing most any news report. Much of the time, it’s not even news reports. It’s someone angrily preaching some woke philosophy. They’ve got Trump trials lined up for the networks to report on. Nine person panels take turns giving…
Henry Nowak: The Footage We Were Never Meant to See
As many of you will know, I have been covering the Henry Nowak case rather extensively of late. Murders, alas, come and go these days. The true tragedy of Nowak’s death, however, is not just the callous indifference of those involved but what the response says about Britain, its governing class, and how far we…
