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In Memory of My Brother
by Jondolar
The following account is true. It happened to my brother and me, and I'm sharing it because I want the world to know my story and understand why I have the view I do about our judicial and political system. ... published 4 months ago
The Story of Luther Elkins
by Jondolar
Foreword: It is my personal belief that our modern culture fosters an overall condition of laziness and dependency. Harsh and difficult conditions seem to be the common factor that motivate people to strive... published 4 months ago
It Could Happen to Canada & the U. S.
by Jondolar
Some who read this, but don't know me, will no doubt jump to the wrong conclusion that I'm a racist, or intollerant of others, a "bigot", or a "fascist". That's alright, though. It only reveals they're... published 4 months ago
My Critique of 10,000 B.C.
by Jondolar
The newest release of 10,000 B.C. is a story line with a strong human interest based on plausible archealogical speculation, but it contains many subtle inconsistencies and technical problems which don't... published 4 months ago
The Myths of Modern American Culture
by Jondolar
As a young man I used to wonder why most adults I engaged in discussion on topics of that day would usually tell me I didn't understand, but would see things differently when I was older. My attitude towards... published 4 months ago
Crater Lake Backpack Trek
by Jondolar
After meeting in Medford, Oregon, on July 24th, Bill and I drove both vehicles to our finishing trailhead parking lot. We left one vehicle there to use for getting back to the other we would leave at the... published 5 months ago
Global Warming Vs. Global Cooling
by Jondolar
If the scientific community is in disagreement - some say the planet is warming up and could mess up our weather and others are saying the planet is cooling and could go into another mini-ice age - while yet a... published 5 months ago
97 Mile Pacific Crest Trail Trek of 02
by Jondolar
July 30, 2002 This year Bill and Jondolar had decided and agreed to knock off a 97 mile chunck of the Pacific Crest Trail, from White Pass north to Snoqualmie Pass, in Washington state. As you will see by the... published 5 months ago
Critical Thinking and Diversity Under Siege
by Jondolar
Foreword Over the past several decades colleges and universities in the United States have become modern day bastions of intolerance toward freedom of thought and ideas expressed by those who differ in their... published 5 months ago
Climbing Mt. Rainier
by Jondolar
His body was racked with pain throughout every inch of it as he labored to lift one leg and put his foot out in front of him. His lungs burned with every breath; taking four breaths for each step he took. At... published 5 months ago






