By TomL
In October we took a half a day to split wood. Enough to keep us in firewood for a while. We had our first fire in the fire place on Oct 31. It really felt good, I have a relaxing feeling come over me when there is a fire in the fire place. I sat there thinking here we go into winter. I am glad we made it this far, I have had a lot of friends fall along the wayside in the last two years. Dave Noel was my most hurtful one this year, so far. I lost three out of my Business Club in recent years. Anyway this is the time to be thankful. Christmas is coming and I have not done any shopping, our grand children have all the biggest tows there is already. The boys on the farm have their own horses. The other Grandchildren are easier to buy for. Of course in our business world charities are coming out of the woods. There is a lot of needy children out there this Christmas. Try to help!
Going into next year very soon I will say I have laid my trust in the right people this year. The two I always have to mention is Nick Navetta with (Edward Jones) and Christine Calvert Healthcare Insurance Specialist. I Trust these two completely. They have proven records in my book and It is hard to earn that position with me! I do business with people NOT businesses, if you trust someone it is easy to do business. Continue reading
William Ockham was a 14th century philosopher and is best known for the principle of Occam’s Razor which translates to “enti-ties must not be multiplied beyond necessity”.
To paraphrase “when a problem has more than one solution, the simplest, least complicated solution is preferred”. So which solu-tion would Willam Ockham prefer – the income tax or the FAIRtax?
At the risk of stating the obvious, HR 25 (the FAIRtax bill) is approximately 130 pages long. It replaces a system that has spawned oer 80,000 pages of tax law, regulations and case law.
The FAIRtax was designed by a small team of economists working together to devise the best tax system possible. The Internal Rev-enue Code is a hopelessly complicated patchwork of competing and conflicting provisions cobbled together by wrangling between the two political parties that has been going on since 1913. Continue reading
By TomL
WOW if you look on the internet there is a lot of positive and negative writings about Charlie Kirk. (My opinion) I think he brought a light to young people who have been almost brain washed by teachers, professors and social media.
There are many more patriotic teachers and professors than Anti-America teachers. Many years ago I wrote that I could not understand why we allow so many students from other countries to be educated here, when they graduate they go back and use their education to try to destroy us.
I think Charlie opened the door to help young people who were afraid to speak up and explained them selves about the teachings of Christianity.
He probably was not a perfect guy but he believed in what he was saying and good at it. I don’t think he was a rouge, he was a bit like our president, but when Trump says he is going to do something he does it! If people out there don’t believe him watch out the hammer of hell could befall upon you! Continue reading
By TomL
This is a true story. When I was a little boy we were being raised Dania Beach Florida by my Grand Mother while our parents worked out of town at the Boca Raton Hotel. One day just before Christmas my friend and I were playing near
the Railroad tracks. We were bare footed. I jump off a little hill and landed on a broken beer bottle. It cut my heal pretty bad. I could see everything inside, my tendon was almost severed. The other boy piggy back me to the road and ran to the Fire Chiefs house. Luckily the Fire Chiefs home was close by. He
wrapped my ankle, there was a lot of blood. He picked me up, put me in his truck and took me to my house where my grandmother was. They could tell they could not fix the wound. So the fire Chief took me to a clinic in the next town Hollywood. If the tendon was almost severed back in them days if it was severed you were crippled. They managed to get clamps on my tendon and pull it back into place and staple it. My parents were called. They picked me up at the clinic and I was told I would not be able to start walking for at least two months. Continue reading
Dunnellon use to be my wooded quiet Oasis, not any more on Sundays once or twice a month I can hear auto magic weapons going off while people are practicing with their gun. Probably illegal gun. Abandon railroad bed not track no rail road ties just the rail road bed. People thin it’s OK to shoot into the bank of dirt. Most of those people don’t have any gun safety classes.
When a city person comes to the woods they think they can shoot ion any direction, please look around there are houses in those woods!
Have you ever noticed the words they use on the internet to get you to read there info?
Trump just dropped a bomb shell
Caught on Camera
Shocking
Caught in explosive power struggle
Final warning
The hidden tax
Government shut down delayed
I am getting use to to reading the explosive words.
- Edward Jones (Nick Navetta)
- Health Insurance Licensed Benefit Specialist (Christine Calvert)
- Fair Tax (Elaine Maiellaro)
- Ocala Business Brokers (Connie Sivesind-Pendleton)
- Ocala Business Brokers (MacKenzie Sutton)
- Healthy Kangen Water (Ron Hipner)
- Beyond Business Contract, (PA Tania Bartolini)
- Prodigy Painting Services (Matt Jarrett)
- Life Insurance ( Eddie Levin)
- Brombach Plumbing Service, Inc. (Robert BromBach) Continue reading
PALM BEACH COUNTY, Fla.— Today, Governor Ron DeSantis attended the groundbreaking for the new inflow pump station at the critical EAA Reservoir Project. The EAA Reservoir, located south of Lake Okeechobee, will store over 78 billion gallons of water—larger than Manhattan—and deliver up to 470 billion gallons of clean water annually to the Everglades and Florida Bay. It also supports the Biscayne Aquifer, the primary source of drinking water for South Florida.
This ceremony marks the 80th milestone event since 2019, celebrating ribbon cuttings, groundbreakings, and major achievements across Everglades restoration projects under the leadership of Governor Ron DeSantis—the most in state history.
“Florida reached a historic agreement with the Trump Administration earlier this year to expedite and advance Everglades restoration,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “Today, I was pleased to announce a milestone in Everglades restoration made possible by our cooperation with the federal government. Florida is now breaking ground on the new EAA Inflow Pump Station, an essential component of the EAA Reservoir project. This is the second Everglades restoration project to commence since the agreement with the Army Corps of Engineers last summer, which has empowered Florida to step up our Everglades restoration efforts. Today’s groundbreaking marks the 80th milestone event in Everglades restoration that has taken place since 2019, thanks to our leadership and commitment to getting this done.” Continue reading
FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla.—Today, Governor Ron DeSantis announced that the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) formally submitted an Exempted Fishing Permit (EFP) to U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick that, upon approval, will allow Florida to assume management of the recreational red snapper fishery in state and federal waters off the Atlantic Coast beginning in 2026.
“State management and expansion of Gulf snapper season have been a major boon for our Gulf of America communities, allowing so many Floridians and visitors to enjoy the Red Snapper our waters have to offer,” said Governor Ron DeSantis. “I was proud to announce that Florida anglers will soon be able to enjoy more Atlantic Red Snapper fishing as well. The Trump Administration has taken action to rein in the bureaucracy and return this power to the states, where it belongs. To that end, Florida has submitted a formal request to the federal government for state management of the recreational red snapper fishery. Just as it has on the Gulf coast, Florida’s management of Atlantic Red Snapper fishing will boost local economies along our Atlantic coast, supporting tackle and bait shops, hotels, restaurants, and the entire recreational fishing community.” Continue reading
Washington, D.C. —U.S. Congresswoman Kat Cammack (FL-03) released the following statement after voting in favor of a petition to compel the Justice Department to release the remaining Jeffrey Epstein files, delivering long-overdue transparency and accountability:
“Going back to 2021, on multiple occasions, I have publicly called for the release of the Epstein files, so today’s vote is momentous. Before today’s vote, I sat down with survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell’s heinous crimes to hear their stories. Their courage has been the game changer in helping get us one step closer to full transparency,” said Congresswoman Cammack. “For years, these women have carried the burden of these atrocities while others tried to hide the truth. I am proud to have voted for full transparency because this is about standing with survivors, exposing the truth, and finally ending the decades of cover-ups that protected Epstein and his powerful allies.”
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The American people deserve to know the full truth, which is why House Republicans took decisive action to petition the Justice Department to release the files on Jeffrey Epstein. Transparency is long overdue, especially for the survivors who have waited years for accountability. Continue reading
Washington, D.C. — Congresswoman Kat Cammack (FL-03) joined Congressman Michael Guest (MS-03) in introducing a bipartisan resolution honoring the service and sacrifice of America’s veterans. The resolution commemorates the generations of men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces, calling on all Americans to observe Veterans Day in recognition of their courage, sacrifice, and continued contributions to our nation. It also honors the families who share in that sacrifice and underscores the importance of ensuring veterans receive the care, benefits, and support they have rightfully earned.
“Every veteran has worn the uniform with pride, standing guard over our freedoms and defending the values that make America the greatest nation on earth,” said Congresswoman Cammack. “As the wife of a first responder and someone who grew up in a military family, I’m deeply honored to cosponsor this resolution and say thank you—for your service, your sacrifice, and your unwavering love of country. Here in North Central Florida, thousands of veterans continue to serve their communities as business owners, first responders, and leaders. This resolution is a reminder that freedom endures because of their courage.”
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