Author Archives: Jacques Delacroix

Here is a story that’s more than a story. All our food was organic and no one was overweight. We wore only natural fibers, from sheep and from the cotton fields of Africa. Children did not get fat spending their … Continue reading →

Note: The story below was written ten years ago, in 2020, except for a dozen word. I am a talk-show host, a radio personality you might say, but Rush Limbaugh is not sweating it– not yet. My show, “Facts Matter,” … Continue reading →

Comme c’est souvent le cas le soir, je lézarde devant TV5, la chaîne francophone internationale. C’est l’heure du journal télévisé. L’annonceur, francais selon sa diction, annonce gravement que ce jour est l’anniversaire de la mort des époux Rosenberg, exécutés en … Continue reading →

For several weeks, nearly every night, I have a déjà vu experience. First, I watch Fox News where I see crowds of younger people in dark clothing breaking things, setting buildings on fire, and assaulting police. (I infer they are … Continue reading →

    Here is a short short story that may be pointless, frankly. I see it myself as kind of pointless. I hope a reader will divulge what’s its hidden point if any. So, I am at the beach overseeing … Continue reading →