At the time it was built, it must have been an engineering marvel to the farmers and townspeople of Gettysburg. The bridge appears to be a conduit, linking the past with the present.
Tag: Karla Fetrow
A Review of The Icelandic Accord by Karla Fetrow
Karla Fetrow’s “The Icelandic Accord” is the end of the dystopian novel because the bleak future has already arrived. And it’s refreshing as a cold glass of water to know that humanity may still be capable of solving the world’s problems through intellect and heart instead of more CGI explosions…
Taking the Boogey-Man Hat off Socialism
The only ones who need to fear socialism are the ones who turn people into numbers for profit.
Solving Gun Violence the American Way
Our history is one of rebellion. We do not trust the law to always be fair and impartial. We don’t want the law to be fair and impartial. We want it to understand and perfectly reflect our individual points of view.
Battle Ground Break Down
Isn’t it wonderful to be bigger and stronger, invulnerable? I am rebellion!
Color Me Pastel; the New Hays Code of Movies
Karla Fetrow: Hollywood now sits in a pastel dress, hands folded primly in the lap.
The Sock it to Me Politics of Modern Society
It’s all about winning, not listening to each other, as our sock it to me society takes potshots at each other.
Globalization, Patriotism and the Axis of Power
Karla Fetrow: The nationalization of assets is a globalist’s biggest stumbling blocks. To protect our autonomy and our heritage, it’s time to become nationalized environmentalists.
What Breaking up with Mexico Means to the US
Mexican relations are running sour over immigration policies, not NAFTA.
The Secret Agenda of Donald Trump
In his first month of office, President Trump has stirred up more conspiracy theories than the 1960’s. It’s time to question his motives.