On April 28, 2015, the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the issue of legalizing Same-Sex Marriage in the entire United States. “The members of the Supreme Court sounded closely and sharply split today on the question of whether gays and lesbians have a constitutional right to marry….LOS ANGELES TIMES.” The issue being argued for American Liberals is Love or Equal Protection under the 14 th Amendment, or Justice or Millennial Modernity. That viewpoint is academic, adolescent, TV sitcom, and so Millennial. The real issue in front of the court is not the legalization of Same-Sex Marriage but the nitty gritty issue: How will the American Christian Warrior Class, which historically and currently defends this Republic, react to Legalization of Same-Sex Marriage? The latest polls from the Liberal Media say that between 61% and 63% of the American Public supports Same-Sex Marriage. That is so wonderful; alas those polled don’t defend the Republic. American Christi

MEXICO-CARLOS ARRUZA This Blogger’s interest in Mexico was inspired, nurtured and cultivated by my brother, who was fascinated with Tlacaelel, the Cardinal Richelieu of the Aztec Empire. He was fascinated that Tlacaelel lived 90 years, (1397-1487) without modern medicine.  This Blogger sees Tlacaelel as the Stalin of Mexico; he was one of the first leaders to indulge in re-writing known history, until it was the new truth. When he was a young kid, this Blogger’s brother took him to Tijuana, Mexico to see the corrida, bullfighting. On that occasion, this Blogger saw the legendary Mexican matador, Carlos Arruza. Yes, my Mexican compadres,this Blogger saw the mythic Arruza in person, in the flesh, alive. He began his match with the bull fighting Portuguese style, on horseback, and then the canny bull nicked the horse. Arruza got off his horse, kissed it, led it off, and returned to kill the bull on foot. The jam packed audience went mad with worshipful delirium This is h

California is in the midst of a great drought, caused by either Climate Change, or the Curse of the Native Americans Luis and Salvador, or the Curse of the Belgian, Hardcoop. The worst thing ever done to the Native Americans were the fates of Luis and Salvador. It is their fates which may be cursing California today. The Donner Party came west in 1846, heading to California through the Sierra Nevada.  They were late in coming west, so they were in a race against the snowstorms. They lost. T hey were trapped in the Sierra Nevada. "Of the original 87 pioneers, 39 died and 48 survived. Five died before reaching the Sierra  Nevada, 14 at the lake camp, eight at Alder Creek, and 12 while trying to escape the  mountains. Two California Indians who helped bring supplies from Sutter's Fort were  trapped along with the emigrants and also died, bringing the total to 41 dead." Those two California Indians were Luis and Salvador. When the Donner Party got trapped in th