Yesterday marked the 65th anniversary of the opening of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. We all know her story, so there’s no need for me to regurgitate it here. All of this Anne Frank and Holocaust stuff was forced down my throat as a senior at Oakcrest High School...
My longtime visitors know that I am a staunch supporter of DNR and MOLST rights here in New York. This means that I support someone’s right to not seek medical intervention when one’s heart and breathing stops. That’s on one side of the table. On the other side is medically-assisted...
The year isn’t even halfway over yet and we’re already being deluged with stories about UFO’s on an almost daily basis. Stories such as this are now commonplace. There’s just one problem: there are no such things as UFO’s. Why? Because that would mean that there’s life on other planets...
Earlier this year, I announced my candidacy for the office of mayor here in Albany, New York. I was going to be the only candidate not affiliated with any political party whatsoever. I received a lot of support because of my goals, of which there were many. My biggest mission...
On Easter Morning, the sad news rang out to the world that our beloved pope, Pope Francis, fell asleep, leaving the Holy Catholic Church temporarily without a Father. While it was sad to lose him and his legendary service of love and compassion, it was comforting to know that his...