Reflections Of A Uncommon Common Man

In this episode we discuss the fact that although Ruth Bader Ginsburg fought the good fight early on for the monetary equal rights of both women and men her belief in judicial activism added to the judicial tyranny of the court. This tyranny can be traced back to John Marshall's usurpation of the right of judicial review as far back as 1803 in Marbury vs. Madison. Because of her belief that the Constitution is a living document, an idea pushed by Woodrow Wilson, the court has become the most dominant branch of government. This was not the original intent of the Founding Fathers.

In this weeks episode we examine whether or not the Blacks Lives Matter organization, Antifa and the Democrat party should be defined as a terrorist group.

In this episode we discuss how your children are being indoctrinated by Black Lives Matter propaganda in our schools and how it is being supported by the NEA. 

In this weeks episode our panel discusses the impact of Marxism on America since 1963 in the area of religion. America is fast becoming a country without God.

In this episode we talk about the McMinn County War in 1946 where WW2 veterans decided that enough was enough and they fought back against the tyranny of a corrupt local politician in Athens Tennessee. This is an example of what average American's may have to do in the near future. 

In this weeks episode we discuss the four steps used to subvert a country and usher in a Communist regime.

This weeks episode is about Jeremy Myers who was a drug dealer, a drug addict, an alcoholic, and lived the homosexual lifestyle for nearly 20 years. While serving time in jail for a D.U.I. he had a road to Damascus type encounter with the Lord. Jeremy's life was totally transformed. He is now free of addiction and a happily married straight man with a beautiful wife and child. I am also proud to say that he is my pastor. Jeremy, by his own admission is very transparent in this interview and open about his journey to redemption.