The Bible speaks of spiritual birth and spiritual blindness, and Pastor Ernie Sanders explores this concept in his message. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Marco Rubio reveals a 50-year-old conspiracy to deindustrialize the US economy, and President Trump's administration is working to restore economic sovereignty and re-industrialize the nation, challenging the globalist system of free trade and green insanity. [... more]

Big Brutus, a massive 11 million-pound machine, played a crucial role in the industrialization of modern America by digging 11 square miles of territory at 40 to 60 foot depths, helping power the country's growth. Its story is a testament to human ingenuity and the importance of preserving mining history. [... more]

Samuel Colt's life was marked by both success and struggle. Born in 1814, Colt lost his mother and sister to tuberculosis and then his brother and another sister to suicide. Despite these hardships, Colt developed a passion for inventing and became fascinated with guns. He created the Colt Revolver, a revolutionary firearm that could fire multiple times without reloading. Colt's business soared, and he became a wealthy and influential figure in American society. However, his success was not without its challenges, and Colt faced criticism for supplying arms to both sides during the Civil War. Despite this, Colt's legacy as a pioneer in gun manufacturing and industrialization continues to be celebrated today. [... more]

The development of screw technology over a couple of hundred years led to the creation of the Robertson and Phillips screws, two types that rose to the top in an era of innovation in the field. The Robertson screw was popular in Canada, while the Phillips head screw became an industry standard worldwide. [... more]

Big Brutus, a massive 11 million-pound machine, played a significant part in preserving mining history in southeast Kansas. With its 15,000 horsepower and ability to dig 11 square miles of territory, Brutus helped power the industrialization of modern America, employing only three men to operate it. [... more]

Big Brutus, an 11 million pound machine, played a significant part in preserving mining history in southeast Kansas, helping power the industrialization of modern America with its 15,000 horsepower and ability to dig 11 square miles of territory. [... more]