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Juliane Koepcke: How I Survived a Plane Crash
Juliane Koepcke was flying over the Peruvian rainforest with her mother when her plane was hit by lightning. She survived a two-mile fall and found herself alone in the jungle, just 17. More than 40 years later, she recalls what happened. “Suddenly we entered into a very heavy, dark cloud. My mother was anxious but…
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Capital Gazette Shooting
I wrote this for Blogger on 6-29-18 shortly after it happened. The killer has now gone to trial. A man who had once filed a defamation suit against the Capital Gazette newspaper is accused of opening fire into the newsroom and killing five people Thursday. Jarrod Warren Ramos, the suspect in what police called a…
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Black Nationalist Mass Killer
Serial sniper Mark James Robert Essex (1949 – 1973) was born in Emporia, Kansas where he was raised and attended university, though he quit after just one semester. He joined the Navy as a dental technician in 1969 and was sent to San Diego, where he was stationed for two years. During this point in…
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Are White People Soulless?
White people and their BIPOC enablers are fighting against us, as usual. It is almost as if the Civil Rights Movement never happened. They are anti-police reform, anti-Critical Race Theory, anti-voting, and anti-reparations. Yet they are pro-Trump, pro-tax breaks for the wealthy (even when they are poor), pro-guns, pro-military, pro-cops, and pro-voting suppression for Blacks…
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How Asians Uphold White Supremacy
In America, there is an uneasy relationship between Asians and Black people that borders on disrespect and outright hate. The Asian population in my hometown never was noticeable until the late 1990s, and it is even more so today. Asian beauty stores, nail salons, and restaurants are everywhere, as are Asian doctors because one of…
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Rebecca Alsup: A Tragic Life
Rebecca Jane Alsup, aka Rebecca Alsup-Wood but affectionately called Becky, is a double-amputee who has been missing from Williamsville, Missouri since February 17, 2017 (other sources list the 15th or 16th). Her common-law husband Craig Wood is the main suspect in her disappearance and most likely, her death. He was even arrested for her disappearance…
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The Stanley Hotel
The Stanley Hotel was made famous by horror writer Stephen King, who stayed there overnight with his wife Tabitha during a brief Colorado residency in 1974, sleeping in room 217 which is said to be haunted (as is most of the hotel, especially the 4th floor). In King’s own words: “The hotel staff were just getting…
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Human Sacrifice in Matamoros
Mark Kilroy was having fun with his friends during Spring Break as thousands of American college students do every year, drinking beer, eating Mexican food, and meeting girls in Matamoros, Mexico. On 14 March 1989, after a night spent partying with friends Bradley Moore, Bill Huddleston, and Brent Martin, the foursome were on their way…
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The Voodoo Murders
During the early 1900s, a series of brutal ax killings took place in Louisiana (and Texas). Entire families were discovered ‘brained by an ax’, sometimes with buckets of blood left at the scene; usually, the weapon was propped against a wall, gory with blood and brain matter. Police were quite shocked by the murders as,…
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Truths About Liberal America’s Beloved Countries
There are some nations that White Liberal America loves to uphold as paragons of what a progressive land should be – nearly all of these places are in Europe, save for White settler nations in Asia, and Japan (one of the few non-European countries that White people adore). They ignore the fact that there are…