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Author Archives: vigilantknight
What do we truly value in our lives?
It’s about 7 PM one weekday evening. A man has just sat down in his living room after a long day. His six-year-old son comes into the living room. “Daddy, may I ask you a question?” Still annoyed about work, … Continue reading
Yeah, I’m from Jersey.
Every now and again, e-mails pop up with interesting information about different states. Of course, being born and raised in Central Jersey, I always look for the one about the Great State of New Jersey. That happened to show up … Continue reading
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Senior Citizens…
This evening I received a timely e-mail from my mother that spoke to a very real reality of what we have seen happen over the past thirty some-odd years. this e-mail commented on something that thinking, rational, intelligent people have … Continue reading
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Mr. Tim Pernetti’s “Letter of Resignation”
I post this to memorialize just how the administration of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey has harmed a great alumnus. Dr. Robert L. Barchi, President Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey 83 Somerset Street New Brunswick, NJ … Continue reading
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I Stand With Tim Pernetti
To: Dr. Izzo Rutgers Board of Governors Dr. Dudley-Rivers Rutgers Board of Trustees Thank you for taking just a moment to read and consider this note which is sent to state my full, unqualified support of Rutgers Athletic Director Tim … Continue reading
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What is really at stake…
Over the course of the past week, we have read volumes from the Liberal Media mouthpieces and lapdogs of the communists and demagogues who are lusting to overrule natural law and install their own personal desires. Yet they still cannot/will … Continue reading
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The (Scientific) Death of Jesus
At the age of 33, Jesus was condemned to the death penalty. At the time crucifixion was the “worst” death. Only the worst criminals were condemned to be crucified. Yet it was even more dreadful for Jesus, for unlike other … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Catholic, Religion
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Only RutgersAl could come up with this…
Those who follow http://www.scarletnation.com are well aware of one of the most well-known, if not famous, posters on the board. His handle is RutgersAl or rutgersal after the infamous Savon Huggins video. But that is for another post. The purpose … Continue reading
Posted in Football, Rutgers
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Thoughts on the 2nd Amendment
So everyone is getting exercised about the Second Amendment and the concept of the right to bear, that is to own, firearms. Early on in the debate, there was a sudden rush on the conservative or pro-rights side, to argue … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Policy, Second Amendment, Self-preservation
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Reunion 2013 at Rutgers
Those who have gotten to know me over the years know that my connections with Rutgers run very deep beyond just my time On the Banks as a student. However, it was that time and those experiences that solidified my … Continue reading
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