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Made in Vietnam

Made in Vietnam

By Daniel Nardini Recently, I had bought a new flip phone. My old one was 14 years old, and according to Verizon Wireless, this phone I had was about to… Read more »

High Trust, Low Trust

High Trust, Low Trust

By Daniel Nardini As all Illinois residents are still required to wear masks indoors, stay six feet apart from each other, and as certain Democrat politicians pass mandates trying to… Read more »

A Tale of Two Illinois Counties

A Tale of Two Illinois Counties

By Daniel Nardini Just as I am about to cross the border from one county into the other, I see on one side of the county line an American flag… Read more »

Judge, Jury and Executioner

Judge, Jury and Executioner

By Daniel Nardini In Cuba, those Cubans who protested in July against the Cuban government asked the Cuban government if they can be allowed to hold peaceful protests in six… Read more »

Why We Cannot Defeat Corona Virus

Why We Cannot Defeat Corona Virus

By Daniel Nardini It is a sad reality that so many people here in Illinois do not understand what viruses are and what they do. Viruses go through the air… Read more »

A Possible China-Taiwan Conflict?

A Possible China-Taiwan Conflict?

By Daniel Nardini My friend Russ, who has lived in Taiwan for 32 years, told me that more air raid drills were being conducted across the island. He saw on… Read more »

Facial Recognition and the Mask Mandate

Facial Recognition and the Mask Mandate

By Daniel Nardini I have been noticing it for a few weeks now. Fewer people in my part of Illinois are wearing masks going to indoor public places. I see… Read more »

Illinois Kabuki Theater

Illinois Kabuki Theater

By Daniel Nardini I never thought I would do this. I am going outside my home and commit a crime. I will actively disobey Illinois Governor’s J.B. Pritzker’s executive order… Read more »

The History of the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars in Ten to Fifteen Years

The History of the Afghanistan and Iraq Wars in Ten to Fifteen Years

By Daniel Nardini After South Vietnam’s capital Saigon fell to North Vietnamese and Vietcong forces on April 29, 1975, former American veterans of the Vietnam War started to come out… Read more »

Bhutan’s Race to Vaccinate its People

Bhutan’s Race to Vaccinate its People

By Daniel Nardini One of the most remote and isolated countries on earth, the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan, is sandwiched between China and India. Its mountains have acted as a… Read more »