Bill Clarke - My Blog

Imagine we had a time machine. We go back to the 1930s and 1940s. Would you tell the world's press about the Nazi Holocaust going on in Germany? Maybe try to save a few million lives?  Well, guess what? It looks like we have an opportunity to do something like that right now! On October 7th of last year, we were all appalled when the Hamas terrorists attacked innocent Jews in the Gaza border. That was bad.  But Israel has since overreacted. If they keep it up, they will wipe out the innocent Palestinians living on the Gaza Strip.  Ironically, this time, it's not the Nazis, but the Jews committing genocide. The blood of all those Holocaust victims are crying out from their graves, "Stop! Stop the killing of the Innocents!". The IDF is killing children. Extermination of these innocent civilians might solve Israel's Palestinian problem once and for all, but it's a little much, don't you think? Just Google it. Search YouTube. The evidence is all there.  What s...

We all have it.  We all do it.  It will send us all to Hell. It's where we all deserve to go, because of it. But God has provided a solution. His name is Jesus Christ. John 3:16 “For this is how God loved the world: He gave his one and only Son, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life." As was the slogan with Tug McGraw and the '69 Mets, "Yah Gotta Believe!" Are you a believer? If not, believe in Him today. He will not only change your eternal destiny, but He will change your life! You will never be the same again.

If the federal government sold all federal lands back to the States, we could pay off the federal debt.  Overnight.  Our founding fathers never envisioned, nor did they allow in the Constitution, the federal government to own land, except for the Capitol. And a good case could be made today for our military bases.  Our state conservation leaders could steward our precious National Parks, BLM land, etc. just as well as the federal conservationists. In fact, they likely can do it better. The closer the overseers are to the overseen, the better.  It's not rocket science. It's common sense.