Norco College Trustee Nathan Miller

05/02/2026

After scarfing a Trump Steak™️, and lacing up your Trump Sneakers™️, you can use it to save your place in your Trump Bible™️.

It's probably the best passport ever, for the best people. People will love this passport, truly exceptional and so clean. Its amazing really.

The State Department said Tuesday it is preparing a limited release of commemorative U.S. passports celebrating America’s 250th birthday that feature a picture of President Donald Trump, who would be the first living president to be featured in the travel document.

The concept for the special passport was under consideration for months before finally being approved late Monday.

05/02/2026

"International Workers Day"

Code for Communism.

COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. — Dozens of demonstrators gathered across the Coachella Valley on Friday to mark International Workers’ Day, using the occasion to highlight concerns about economic pressures, workers’ rights, and policies they say are affecting working families. In Rancho Mirage, part...

05/02/2026

I'm fairly certain it's a team effort.

04/17/2026

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas delivered a televised broadside against progressivism on Wednesday, a political philosophy he described as an existential threat to America and the principles that founded it 250 years ago.

“Progressivism seeks to replace the basic premises of the Declaration of Independence and hence our form of government,” Thomas said in a speech at the University of Texas Austin Law School connected to the nation’s upcoming milestone birthday.

Thomas, the Supreme Court’s senior conservative member, spoke broadly, not referencing specific contemporary events or political figures to make his case. But his comments come at a critical time for the sharply divided country and the Court.

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03/16/2026

Logic and rhetoric, two words you hear often, uttered by many that have no clue what they actually mean. Teachers weaponize both. Politicians use the latter to obfuscate the truth but if you truly understood the former you would be able to see through the distortions and avoid falling for postmodernist insanity.

“We have to tone down the rhetoric!”

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03/04/2026

Our daughters AND sons need equal encouragement, love and support.

I appreciate women. I even married one - a REAL woman in true love.

I have a mother and a matrarchal line of women going all the way back to the dawn of time. I even have a daughter, also a woman, to carry on that tradition.

Women are like men in the sense that we're all human and as such, we are capable of most of the same tasks the human body and its intellect can accomplish.

Women can also lead, they can be incredible leaders but not "better in general" simply as a result of their gender (the same goes for men) which is actually fixed - not fluid nor non-binary. The merits of leadership and any role one chooses to take on in this world is a case by case basis as intellect, strength and the gifts God did give us aren't distributed equally.

We share this world with the cerebrally challenged and gifted alike, whereas most of us fall somewhere in between on a sliding scale. Some people are built to win Mr. Universe contests and Beauty Pageants and some of us not so much, again a sliding scale.

I do however believe that there are some roles, jobs and leadership positions where women or men excel in, in specific, case by case circumstances.

More importqntly there are roles that are particularly suited to men and such for women. For example motherhood and fatherhood. We can of course do one anothers job fantastically as some have no choice. It can also be the case that some may be terrible at genetically driven roles for varying reasons in an absence of love.

I do not however believe that this progressive movement to push men out of leadership roles at all levels, backed by nonprofit orgs, as well as at times government influence is the wisest of endeavors. I do not believe and nor should anyone in the thoughtless rhetoric of some, that an indeterminable thing called toxic masculinity has lead us to endless wars and aggression that needs to be culled or neutered.

Of course there are men that are jerks, creeps, form and engage in pedophilic networks and some can be exceptionally aggressive like the infamous Tesla driving woman basher from CA, now sitting in a Hawaiian prison.

But that's not all men or even most, not a reasonable generalization in the slightest.

Some men are heroes that rescue children from those networks and step in to protect women, children and others from danger. Those men become heroes because of the sense of duty, bravery and stoic lessons instilled in them by their fathers and other great male role models that seem to be in shorter supply these days.

As society has sought to artificially advance women in all roles that some on an individual basis truly arent suited for, for varying reasons, the lessons good men used to teach their children and other men have been abandoned.

Progressivism is blind, postmodernism it mindless and socialism heartless, but these are the ideologies driving us towards more war, radicalized behavior, deranged trans death cults and confirmation bias at unprecedented scales. Truth has been conjured into fallacy.

Our sons and daughters need equal encouragement, love and support - taught hard lessons, experience hardships, develop a sense of danger and guarded trust, and struggle to succeed.

These are the things that enabled our survival as a species. Though longevity, developments in technology and our understanding of the mechanical nature of how the world works have changed some of those behavioral practices, others remain universal truths - that there is no light without an understanding of the pervasive darkness. There is no growth in the absence of pain and an ability to develop empathy. There would be no men without women and no women without men. All other twisted and imposter versions of those two have failed our culture and society.

Manufactured equality in the pursuit of equity, just propels new imbalances, as weve seen an absence of real men this new world we've built. There is an absence of a structural agreed upon social order that instills respect, honesty, restraint, logic and reason.

Being a father in todays world requires some heavy lifting if we are to circumvent the absence of these things that have been distorted or abandoned by many of our elder statesmen. Its no coincidence that this new generation of millenials have no respect for them is because they havent taught them anything that would give them a reason to.

Teach your children well

12/24/2025

12/05/2025

I am a Christian and Follower of Christ. Prior to my new life however I was raised in what could best be described as a non-religious, quasi-tradition based household as Jewish.

There's a lot to unpack in my experience in and out of that faith, and my search for love and the Truth I ultimately found, but this place in the video - West Wilshire Boulevarde Temple, is where I was Bar Mitzvah'd almost 37 years ago.

If you have loved ones that have become a victim to the barbaric way everyone likes to solve conflicts, in this case between Israel and Gaza then I can understand how emotions can underscore logic and reason, it is the nature of suffering and the human condition that struggles to find such a balance in the midst of the pain any non-sociopathic, regular person goes through in this life.

But that's not what this is, and its clearly irrational because these "activists" actively ignore every other conflict that includes similar or worse conditions and losses of life. No, this is organized.

The tactics of these organized assaults aren't just aimed at deplatforming and silencing all criticism, they are more sinisterly aimed at the protestors themselves - they are taught that their personal morals can be hurdles to.progress and that sometimes justice is ugly. There is exceptionally sophisticated as well as pragmatic literature that incorporates psychology to justify "acts of evil" in the name of the cause as a means to an end.

These protests, most of them aren't just organized for effect they are designed to radicalize and celebrate its accomplishments. There are so many obvious ways our trusted civic leaders could address this behavior as a whole and change but I personally fear many of those apparatus that exist for such a purpose have in fact been hijacked and have become responsible for making this problem worse.

While this issue tends to ignite passions and is currently the elephant in the room, there have been others and this is a foundational problem in education and culture. The more money and agenda focused powers are involved in an issue, the more they are used to purchase influence on social media and elsewhere radicalizing people to behave as a product of ritual confirmation bias.

For my Bar Mitzvah, I read the portion of Numbers 20 where Moses grew tired of everyone complaining and instead of relying on God, he struck his staff against a rock, materializing a stream to quench their thirst. His crime isn't simple and for it he was banned from entering the promised land. Valuable lessons.for all to learn about patience, pride, obstinance and restraint.

At least two people were detained by the LAPD. Tracey Leong reports for the NBC4 News at 11 p.m. on Dec. 3, 2025.

11/21/2025

The education department no longer considers nursing as a professional degree program, which can weaken funding for students wanting to enter the health care field.

11/19/2025

Good luck will rub off when he shakes 'ands wif you.

On Dec. 13, Dick Van D**e, legendary actor of stage and screen, will turn 100 years old.

But despite his centenarian status, Van D**e has no intention of hanging up his hat just yet. In fact, he’s far from being done.

“I always wanted to play ‘Scrooge,’” says Van D**e of his unfinished business. “I could do it,” he laughs. “It’s just November. I’ve still got time.”

With nearly a century and hundreds of acting credits under his belt, Van D**e writes about what he hopes his legacy will be in his new book, “100 Rules for Living to 100: An Optimist’s Guide to a Happy Life.”

“For as long as children are proudly belting out their new word, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, or singing and skipping along to ‘Chim Chim Cher-ee,’ the most important part of me will always be alive.”

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