Author: Randolph Jason

The Strategic Costs of Hunter Biden’s Ukrainian Corruption

Randolph Jason

The Strategic Costs of Hunter Biden’s Ukrainian Corruption by Austin Bay for Town Hall Often a bribe is more destructive than a bullet. In Afghanistan, the U.S. and NATO could never defeat the endemic corruption that riddled the Afghan government and army. Since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, U.S. military and diplomatic assessments insistently bemoan the damage corruption does to Ukraine’s economy, civil institutions and war effort. Military analysts use the buzz phrase “weaponized corruption” to describe 21st century gray-area warfare corruption tactics and techniques employed by Vladimir Putin’s Kremlin and…

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‘She Saved My Life’: Cop Arrests Woman For DWI. But What Happened Next Transformed Both of Their Lives

Randolph Jason

‘She Saved My Life’: Cop Arrests Woman For DWI. But What Happened Next Transformed Both of Their Lives By Billy Hallowell for Faith Wire It’s an improbable friendship: a distraught woman detained for a DWI and her arresting officer. But the details of the touching story, which has stretched over a decade, prove that difficult moments have a way of changing and refining people’s lives — and that change, no matter how far we’ve fallen, is possible. It was 10 years ago when Minnesota Trooper Kristie Sue Hathaway noticed a car…

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Take Heed and Beware of Covetousness…

Randolph Jason

Take Heed and Beware of Covetousness… Where does our abundance come from? Is it found in our possessions, in our home, in our family in our bank account or is it found elsewhere? When we find ourselves in need what is it that is usually missing from our lives? A cup of sugar, a cup of flour, a TV, a car, a home or is it something completely different? And He said to them, “Take heed and beware of covetousness, for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of…

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DISNEY ‘HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH’ TO RELEASE CANNIBALISM HORROR MOVIE ‘FRESH’ AS FORMER FAMILY FILM COMPANY ALIGNS ITSELF WITH THE DEMONIC

Randolph Jason

DISNEY ‘HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH’ TO RELEASE CANNIBALISM HORROR MOVIE ‘FRESH’ AS FORMER FAMILY FILM COMPANY ALIGNS ITSELF WITH THE DEMONIC by Geoffrey Grider for Now The End Begins Premiering at the Sundance Film Festival, Mimi Cave’s “Fresh” is a movie about cannibalism. Yes, cannibalism, the eating of people. Yes, Disney. It’s not a parody or a satire like “Get Out.” It’s a straight up horror film about a charming doctor, played by Sebastian Stan, who seduces women, kidnaps them, and carves out pieces of them for sale to high paying…

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How COVID Patients Were Over-Treated to Death

Randolph Jason

How COVID Patients Were Over-Treated to Death by Dr. Joseph Mercola STORY AT-A-GLANCE Around the U.S., COVID-19 patients are being killed by inappropriate medical protocols, and they have no say-so in the treatment they receive. They’ve literally been stripped of their patient rights COVID patients are refused basic drugs like antibiotics and steroids. They’re even denied basic nutrition and fluids, which amounts to a war crime. Instead, COVID patients are over-treated with remdesivir, narcotics and mechanical ventilation, a combination that more often than not results in death Hospitals are paid…

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It’s “Game Time”: Russian Forces Move Into Attack Position As “Negotiations” Fail

Randolph Jason

It’s “Game Time”: Russian Forces Move Into Attack Position As “Negotiations” Fail by Michael Snyder for End Of The American Dream How is it possible that we are suddenly on the precipice of global war?  During the Cold War days, we could always count on the fact that there were competent foreign policy professionals in the United States and in Europe that could simultaneously look out for our interests but also prevent a nuclear war with Russia from happening.  Because if a nuclear war were to erupt, nobody wins.  Unfortunately, the…

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Their Story Is Your Story

Randolph Jason

Their Story Is Your Story from Christianity Today The lives and deaths of Christian martyrs aren’t lore but legacy. If you had the joy of gathering with family over the recent holiday season, chances are high that stories from generations past made their way around the dinner table. Perhaps your grandfather spoke of his grandfather, or your mom recalled a Christmas spent with her great-aunt. You may have heard about Depression-era celebrations with few gifts and a sparse meal, or wartime observances characterized by gratitude for the gift of life…

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