Author Archives: Ron Linam

In commemoration of this important day, below are the thoughts expressed by some of the most famous leaders and thinkers of our country on the Revolution and the resulting Declaration of Independence.  I hope they are very meaningful to you! Ron  38-year-old King George the Third ruled the largest empire that planet earth had everContinue reading “Independence Day in America -July 4th”

In the Gospel of Mark and in the other gospels, Jesus told of the great persecution that would happen to those associated with Him and His Spirit.  Unfortunately, it is still happening.  Below is a brief history of that persecution for you to review: Ron The Christian church was born into persecution from an anti-ChristianContinue reading “Persecution of Christians”

I am sure that you have heard about Dr. Albert Schweitzer.  Most people only know that he was a medical missionary to Africa.  That is true, but there is so much more to know about him and his life and especially his thoughts on things such as abortion and God.  If you would like toContinue reading “Dr. Albert Schweitzer”

I thought that you would like this “trivia” announcement:  The summer solstice is tomorrow, the longest day of the year and announcing the real summer.  What is so interesting is that it is the earliest that it has happened in over 200 years.  The last time that it appeared so early, George Washington was presidentContinue reading “Early Solstice”

Yes, today is Father’s Day in America.  The following is sent to you to help us both remember what it means to be a father and to have a father: Ron U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Center for Disease Control, and other agencies report that children from fatherless homes are:Continue reading “Fathers Day in America”

The Communists of Korea were pushing the Non-Communists and Liberty loving Koreans off that peninsula in early June of 1950.  In that June the United States declared war on those Korean Communists and went there with our military to oppose them.  We were very tired of war.  We had no taste for doing that, butContinue reading “Anniversary of the Korean War”

My fellow Americans, this is the anniversary of D-Day.  It was such a momentous event in American history and World history, please, let’s remember it again together.  Following, let’s go through the events together: Ron  After World War I, Germany’s economy suffered from depression and a devaluation of their currency. On January 30, 1933, AdolphContinue reading “Anniversery of D-Day”

McArthur was born January 26, 1880 to parents who both had military backgrounds.  His mother who most called Pinkey, was from well to do Virginia parents.  His father was already a rather famous U.S. Army officer. Compared to most famous people, Douglas McArthur lived what I would call four whole lives.  He was a commanderContinue reading “Douglas MacArthur – Fourth Installment”

 So, my friends, this is Memorial day in America. Join me in reflecting on it. Memorial Day in America, as an annual observance, can be traced back to the end of the Civil War, a war in which over a half-million died.  Southern women scattered spring flowers on graves of both northern Union and southern Confederate soldiers.  Ron  On June 6, 1944 President FranklinContinue reading “Memorial Day in America”

McArthur was born January 26, 1880 to parents who both had military backgrounds.  His mother who most called Pinkey, was from well to do Virginia parents.  His father was already a rather famous U.S. Army officer. Compared to most famous people, Douglas McArthur lived what I would call four whole lives.  He was a commanderContinue reading “Douglas MacArthur – Third Installment”