A Woman's Point of View

There are those who believe that the fight for liberty is exclusively a man’s fight. That is not true. Lee Parker is dedicated to truth and freedom, a patriotic woman who has given the last dozen years of her life to efforts to expose lies and reveal truths concerning the unalienable rights to life, liberty and property that are expressly recognized by the Declaration of Independence, and are inherent in all people around the world. Lee lends her perspective to the struggle for truth and liberty in a manner both conversational and pointed, in easy-to-understand language designed to make the listener seriously think about the issues raised.

The Biggest Challenge

By Lee Parker

When a question is asked - any question - the human brain MUST consider and seek to answer it. It does not matter if the question is nonsensical, irrelevant or immaterial. It is a reflex of the brain to answer all questions posed to it.

It was with this in mind that I engaged two sixteen-year-old young women at a recent social gathering.

I said, &q

A Woman's Point of View

Expectations

By Lee Parker

We all have expectations. Expectations exist in all facets of our lives. We have an expectation that the light will go on when we flip the switch. We have an expectation that the sun will rise each and every day. There is nothing wrong with expectations and we have a right to expect that certain events will occur, given certain parameters.

For example, we hav

A Woman's Point of View

The Fourth of July

By Lee Parker

Sunday is the celebration of the birth of our country. It is "Independence Day". It is a celebration of the day that the course of humankind was altered in hopes that man was able to rule himself. It was the day that forged the right of self-rule on the hearts of Americans for centuries to come. It is a day that deserves contemplation as well as joy, happiness

A Woman's Point of View

Freedom

By Lee Parker

Several weeks ago I was speaking with my son about the greatness of America. After the conversation I realized that I had not fully expressed myself and wrote him a letter in which I expanded on my belief in America and its greatness.

In this letter I asked the question, "What is America?"

My response: "Is America a set of principles

A Woman's Point of View

From Victim to Victor

By Lee Parker

What would life be like if we were able to eliminate the concept of victimhood from our culture? What would the world be like if we were able to eliminate victimhood from the consciousness of all humankind?

Those who would control the behavior and actions of all people use the concept of victimhood to further their plan of global servitude for the people of t

A Woman's Point of View

The God-Given Right of Choice

By Lee Parker

Everyone is talking about freedom and rights. Ever since September 11, we have heard more about our so-called rights than I can remember hearing in the past eight years. We hear about the rights of this and the rights of that. However, I have not heard anyone address the most fundamental, the #1 right from which each of us has the opportunity to be the very best or very

A Woman's Point of View

Idle Hands

By Lee Parker

How many remember ever hearing the saying, "Idle hands are the tools of the devil"? I remember my grandmother saying this whenever I complained about being bored. She would admonish me and then find some "work" for me to do. I would find myself washing her car, cleaning her front room, or (worse of all) cleaning MY room. My grandmother knew that the