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 Tyranny of Debt

By Lee Parker

Have you ever wondered about how our attitude towards debt has changed over the years? I remember my grandfather, who counted and recorded every penny. He was so frugal ("how frugal was he?") that he saved enough money so that my grandmother could live comfortably after his death. He would have cringed at the thought of leaving her heavily in debt. To my grand

A Woman's Point of View

To Hold Sacred

By Lee Parker

It is an accepted aspect of humanity to hold certain things as sacred. Geographical areas, such as churches, cemeteries or burial grounds are designated as sacred. Certain books, like the Scriptures or the Qur’an, are considered sacred writings. Certain people, living and dead, are considered sacred beings. However, is it natural to consider a place, writing or be

A Woman's Point of View

We Are Pagan

By Lee Parker

If you have studied America’s historical beginnings, you know about the "Shot Heard 'Round the World" that began the War for Independence. It was this event that historians have designated as the beginning of the physical confrontation between the British and American Army that resulted in the colonies freeing themselves from British tyranny.
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A Woman's Point of View

The Well-Dressed Slave

By Lee Parker

There he sits behind his desk, Unaware.
Voluntary servitude is the reality
Of his life.
Sold into slavery, unaware of his plight,
He believes that he is free.

He did what he was told to do.
He got a social security card,
a driver's license,
a student loan,
a marriage license.
He registered his property.
He

A Woman's Point of View

What Does It Mean?

By Lee Parker

Last week you asked the question, "What does it mean when a citizen or person is afraid of his/her government? I just want you to sit with that question."

For the rest of the day I have just sat with it. I have pondered the question as I never before and from the very depth of me I think I understand why people do not want to see the evil we are liv

A Woman's Point of View

What’s a Mother to Do?

By Lee Parker

What’s a mother to do? I ask you, what’s a mother to do?

As I look around at all the corruption and insanity, I find myself wondering, “What’s a mother to do”? Are we to take our children and place them under house arrest where they see nothing say nothing and do nothing? Are we to deny them the freedom to interact with society i

A Woman's Point of View

What is America?

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