Many of you probably already know that our good friend and fellow patriot Remus has passed on to the next life.
http://www.woodpilereport.com/
He was a fine man with a keen mind, he and his contribution will be greatly missed. I hope his family are able to archive his posts so that his work lives on to educate others.
His blog was always a favorite.
See you’all in traditionalist Valhalla. God willing.
He has joined the host of Angels. The one crowd he wouldn’t want to avoid.
Thought you might appreciate these links to archives of Woodpile:
This is the best so far, in that it’s like looking at the original site, although only back to 2015 (#405):
Woodpile.lundissimo
And of course there’s always the Wayback machine
Really gonna miss his weekly update on painting, astronomy, physics, photos and adverts, esp the cars, from 1930’2-40’s, photos of Great Depression working people, firearms, survival stuff and just generally amused slicing and dicing of the US’s political and cultural world.
First Remus, now Herman Cain.
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/07/30/conservative-firebrand-herman-cain-dies-after-battle-with-coronavirus/
Just saw that, dam shame, I was locked and loaded ready to vote for him when he ran for POTUS.
Allen West on Twitter – “Herman Cain was the embodiment of the American success story and dream. His life was one that reflected the fundamentals of constitutional conservatism and equality of opportunity.”
A loss to the world. I sincerely hope, as others have said, that his archives become available to continue to make his gifts available to us. I feel fortunate to have saved quite a few of his fascinating web page contributions when previous posts were possible to bring up. My first motivation was for the art and commentary at the beginning of each post. A class act, that ol’ Remus.