Dennis Robbins

Minnesota’s Billion-Dollar Fraud Scandal: Examining the Walz-Omar Connection

Posted on December 6, 2025December 11, 2025 by Dennis Robbins

Update, Thursday, December 11, 2025: 🚨 BREAKING: New COURT FILINGS show a SOMALI SCAMMER STOLE $50 MILLION of TAXPAYER MONEY 🚨 THE SCAMMER SPENT the CASH on: A LAKEFRONT PROPERTY ✅ A PORSCHE MACAN ✅ FIRST CLASS TICKETS TO ISTANBUL AND AMSTERDAM ✅ HONEYMOON STAY IN AN OVERWATER VILLA WITH A PRIVATE POOL IN… pic.twitter.com/pLAlp3lTNz…

The Mark Kelly Affair: When Military Justice Collides with Congressional Speech

Posted on December 5, 2025December 5, 2025 by Dennis Robbins

An unprecedented Pentagon investigation tests the boundaries of military authority, constitutional rights, and political warfare In late November 2025, a 90-second video ignited what may become one of the most consequential civil-military conflicts in modern American history. Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ), a retired Navy captain, NASA astronaut, and potential 2028 presidential contender, now faces the…

The Pipe Bomb Paradox: How a Five-Year Investigation Stalled Under Biden and Finally Broke Under Trump

Posted on December 5, 2025December 5, 2025 by Dennis Robbins

An Investigative Report on the January 5, 2021 Pipe Bombs and the Arrest of Brian Cole December 5, 2025 Introduction: A Case That Defined an Era On December 4, 2025, Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel announced what should have been celebrated as a law enforcement triumph: the arrest of Brian Cole…

Every Person Deserves a Day in Court”? Jayapal’s Sleight of Hand Exposed

Posted on December 2, 2025December 2, 2025 by Dennis Robbins

Democrat Rep. Pramila Jayapal announces she is filing an amendment to ensure illegals get due process. She said: “EVERY person deserves their day in court. Republicans have no right to ignore due process for immigrants. My amendment requires a conviction before people can be… pic.twitter.com/KdmimSYQy4 — David J Harris Jr (@DavidJHarrisJr) December 2, 2025 Democratic…

Grok Defends Itself from a “Setup.”

Posted on December 2, 2025 by Dennis Robbins

PROMPT: I just read this disturbing article at Futurism.com, stating, “Grok Says It Would Kill Every Jewish Person on the Planet to Save Elon Musk.” Grok, can you confirm or deny this is legit and provide an explanation for the claim?” https://futurism.com/future-society/grok-jewish-people-elon-musk Futurism.com: Grok Says It Would Kill Every Jewish Person on the Planet to…

Conquering the Shadows: A Battle Plan for the Despondent Soul

Posted on December 1, 2025December 1, 2025 by Dennis Robbins

Marcus sat on his sofa at 3:00 AM, staring at his laptop screen through burning eyes. Another rejection email. The 47th in five months. His savings account showed $1,600—enough for next month’s rent, maybe groceries if he was careful, then nothing. The apartment felt suffocatingly empty since his mother died three months ago, her battle…

The Caribbean Drug Boat Strikes: A Comprehensive Analysis of the War Crimes Debate

Posted on December 1, 2025December 1, 2025 by Dennis Robbins

Introduction The Trump administration’s military campaign against alleged drug trafficking vessels in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific has ignited one of the most contentious legal and ethical debates in recent U.S. foreign policy. Since September 2, 2025, at least 21 military strikes have killed 83 people on boats the administration claims were carrying drugs and…

Will Smith, Spaghetti, and the Astonishing Speed of AI Progress

Posted on December 1, 2025 by Dennis Robbins

AI video generation has made remarkable progress since 2023, demonstrated by the transformation in how digital models depict Will Smith eating spaghetti. What began as a meme showcasing the limitations of early technology has since become an industry benchmark for AI realism and accuracy. The Origins of the “Spaghetti Test” In 2023, a Reddit user…

A Glimpse of the King’s Return: A Comprehensive Sermon & Study of Luke 9:28-36

Posted on November 30, 2025November 30, 2025 by Dennis Robbins

This Sunday, Pastor Joey Sampaga led us through Luke 9:28-36, “A Glimpse of the King’s Return.” Have you ever experienced a moment so profound, so overwhelming, that words failed you? A moment when heaven seemed to break through into your everyday reality? For three disciples on a mountain in first-century Judea, such a moment came…

2 Corinthians 11:13-15: For such men are false apostles, deceitful workmen, disguising themselves as apostles of Christ. And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light. So it is no surprise if his servants, also, disguise themselves as servants of righteousness. Their end will correspond to their deeds.

Romans 3:20-24: For by works of the law no human being will be justified in his sight, since through the law comes knowledge of sin. But now the righteousness of God has been manifested apart from the law, although the Law and the Prophets bear witness to it— the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ for all who believe. For there is no distinction: for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified by his grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus,

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Lying About Prophets: Radio Free Mormon’s Case Against Jacob Hansen’s Defense of Fallible Prophets
Photo: This image shows Jacob Hansen channeling his inner Justin Martyr, minus that whole beheading by the Roman prefect Rusticus. Hansen is a Latter-day Saint businessman, father of four, seminary teacher, youth-football coach, surfer, hunter, sailor, Jiu-Jitsu enthusiast, and operator of […]
The Miracle That Needs Explaining: Joseph Smith, the Book of Mormon, and the Burden of Divine Translation
An Essay in Historical and Literary Criticism I. The Room With No Curtain There was no curtain. That single fact, so easily lost in two centuries of argument, is where any serious inquiry into the Book of Mormon must begin. In the spring of 1829, in a farmhouse in Fayette, New York, a […]
HOW THE BOOK OF MORMON WAS COMPOSED: A Summary and Analysis of Mormon Stories Episode 1615
Claude AI summary of Mormon Stories podcast “How the Book of Mormon was Composed” Ep. 1615 Source Program: Mormon Stories Podcast, Episode 1615 — “How the Book of Mormon was Composed,” installment ten of the LDS Discussions series. Participants: John Dehlin (host); Mike of LDS […]
Did Jesus Repent of a Slur? A Biblical Rebuttal of the Claim That Christ Was Morally Wrong in Matthew 15:26
When exegesis is not your forté. A sermon circulating in Presbyterian circles argues that Jesus committed an ethnic slur in Matthew 15:26, was corrected by the Canaanite woman, and repented by widening his mission — all on the premise that being wrong is not the same as being sinful. This essay […]
House to House: The Half of Acts 2:46 We Quietly Stopped Obeying
A Theological and Practical Examination of Koinonia in the Modern Church Introduction: Eleven Minutes Stand in the back of almost any evangelical church in America on a Sunday morning and time the emptying of the sanctuary. In most congregations it takes about eleven minutes. The benediction is […]
Flock Cameras and the Quiet Expansion of Mass Surveillance
Flock cameras are motion-activated license plate readers that capture images of passing vehicles, use software to read the plates and identify vehicle characteristics, and then upload the data to a cloud platform for authorized users to search or receive alerts. They are not traditional […]
How to Choose a Good Church: A Biblical Guide for Believers
Download a PDF to print at home: How To Find the Right Church. How to Choose a Good Church: A Biblical Guide for Believers Choosing a local church is one of the most meaningful and impactful decisions a Christian will make in their walk with Christ. A local church is far more than just a place of […]
Bible Study Outline: Christian Discipleship
Download this 15-page PDF to print at home. Are you ready to embrace the radical, transformative call of Christian discipleship in 2025—a journey that demands you put Jesus first, no matter the cost? Dive into our Christian Discipleship blog post, where we unpack the biblical mandate to follow […]
The Exit Doors: What the Ex-Member Movements of Mormonism, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and Scientology Reveal About High-Control Religion
“But in your hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect.” — 1 Peter 3:15 (ESV) Introduction: What the Exit Doors Reveal Every religious movement loses members. […]
The LDS Word of Wisdom: A Revelation Examined from a Traditional Christian Perspective
The Revelation That Wasn’t a Commandment: How a Cup of Coffee Came to Guard the Gates of Mormon Heaven “But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear.” — 1 Peter 3:15 ❦ ❦ […]
Render Unto Whom? Tithing, Trust, and the $300-Billion Question in Latter-day Saint Stewardship
LDS Vs Traditional Christianity – A study in comparative theology ❦ ❧ ❦ Introduction: A Tenth, a Temple, and a Trillion Dollars Few subjects reveal the distance between traditional Christianity and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as sharply as the doctrine of tithing. On the […]
The Silence of Infinite Spaces: The Vast Universe, the Infinite God, and the Limits of Human Knowing
A Philosophical and Theological Essay ❦ ❖ ❦ I. The Terror and the Question More than three centuries ago, the mathematician and Christian apologist Blaise Pascal set down a confession that has haunted every thoughtful reader since: the eternal silence of the infinite spaces frightened him. He was […]
Reading the Rocks, Reading the Heavens: The Case for a Young Earth and the Logic of a Creator
The Argument for God That Even Skeptics Take Seriously ❧ ————— ❧ ————— ❧ Introduction: A Question Written in Stone Stand at the rim of the Grand Canyon at first light, and you are looking at a question rather than merely a landscape. A mile of stratified rock falls away beneath your feet — […]
The Graveyard of Third Parties—and Why Tucker Carlson Is Walking Into It
This Third-Party Gambit Runs Aground on American Political Arithmetic ❧ ✦ ❧ On the first day of July 2026, from a taxidermy-cluttered barn in the Maine woods, Tucker Carlson announced that he intended to break the American political system in two. Speaking to the Columbia Journalism Review, the […]
Born of the Soil, or Born of Consent? Why Birthright Citizenship for the Children of Illegal Aliens Departs from the Constitution’s Origins
Why Birthright Citizenship Rests on a Feudal Mistake ❖ ❖ ❖ Introduction: A Question the Founders Never Answered — Because We Never Asked It Rightly On June 30, 2026 — in the two hundred and fiftieth year of American independence — the Supreme Court of the United States handed down its decision in […]
How the Justice Department Turned to “Birth Tourism” After Losing at the Supreme Court
26,000 Babies and a Booming Industry: The Real Scale of Birth Tourism A Standalone Companion to “Born of the Soil, or Born of Consent?” ❖ ❖ ❖ The Morning After: A Loss at the Court, a New Front at the Department The ink on the Supreme Court’s decision was scarcely dry. On the morning of June […]
No Master but Duty: The Improbable Life of Bass Reeves, the Man Who Rode the Indian Territory
Image: Enhanced and colorized photo from the collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Photograph by E.L.Goff. (Public Domain). He Could Not Read His Warrants — and He Never Got the Wrong Man ❦ ❖ ❦ Prologue: A Tramp on the Red River Road On a worn road […]
Masters of the Arizona Desert: The Hohokam and the Thousand-Year Garden They Carved from the Sonoran Sand
A storytelling history of the desert farmers who built the largest irrigation network in ancient North America — and of the descendants who never truly left. circa 200 – 1450 A.D. ❖ ◆ ❖ The City That Rose From Ashes In the winter of 1867, a Confederate veteran and sometime prospector named Jack […]
Custer’s ‘Lone Survivor’ and Other Tall Tales: Who Was Arizona Bill?
The Tangled Life and Tall Tales of Raymond Hatfield Gardner — “Arizona Bill” (1845–1940) ❖ ————❖———— ❖ On a gray winter morning in 1940, an old man lay dying in the charity ward of a San Antonio hospital. He had no money, no verifiable family, and, the Army insisted, no record of ever having […]
Where the Desert Comes to Life: Inside Life Time Ocotillo — Gilbert, Arizona’s New Athletic Country Club
More Than a Gym: How Life Time Ocotillo Is Redefining Wellness in the Southeast Valley ❖ ❖ ❖ There is a particular hour in the Sonoran Desert when the heat finally breaks. The sun slides west behind the San Tan Mountains, the saguaros throw long shadows across the gravel, and the whole valley […]
The Woman Who Wore the Star: America’s First Female Marshal
The Improbable Life of Phoebe Couzins — Lawyer, Lawwoman, and the West’s Unlikeliest Pioneer 1842 – 1913 ❦ ❖ ❦ A Star Pinned to a Silent Blouse On a raw December morning in 1913, six mourners gathered at Bellefontaine Cemetery in St. Louis to bury a woman the nation had once strained to hear. […]
Death in Tunnel 13: The DeAutremont Brothers and the Birth of American Forensic Science
Image: Wanted poster, distributed June 1, 1924. Courtesy Southern Oregon Historical Society 1988.11-8.5, MS 672 (via Smithsonian) A Narrative History of the West’s Last Great Train Robbery ❖ ❖ ❖ On the morning of October 11, 1923, engineer Sidney Bates had exactly one day of work left in him. […]
FROM A PUSHCART BY THE TRACKS: The Improbable Rise of Dutch Bros Coffee
A Narrative History of Brotherhood, Loss, and a Coffee Empire Built on Kindness The railroad tracks ran through downtown Grants Pass like a seam stitched into the floor of southern Oregon, and on a gray morning in 1992, two brothers wheeled a pushcart up beside them and waited to see whether anyone […]
THE LAW WEST OF THE PECOS: Judge Roy Bean and the Strange Equity of the Frontier
The True Story of the Hanging Judge Who Never Hanged Anyone A Saloon on the Edge of the Map Picture the place first, because the place explains the man. Three hundred miles of the Chihuahuan Desert lie between San Antonio and El Paso, and somewhere out in the middle of that emptiness, the Pecos […]
The Long Roll Call of Liberty: A 250-Year Narrative of American Freedom
An American Journey Through Liberty ❖ ❖ ❖ Introduction: A Republic Still Being Written On the reverse of the parchment Declaration of Independence, in a plain clerk’s hand, someone wrote a single docket line so the document could be identified when it was rolled up for storage: “Original […]