Democrats’ Nine-Step Model Toward Civil War: No. 7 Is Just Beginning

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Democrats’ Nine-Step Model Toward Civil War: No. 7 Is Just Beginning

Civil wars start with a trigger event, orchestrated or not. Examples of triggers: Disputed election in 2026 or 2028. Political assassination or major attack. A state-federal standoff turning violent. Supreme Court decision that causes massive unrest. Financial crisis or dollar crisis.

Volunteering Behind Enemy Lines On Long Beach Peninsula, WA, Tale #117: Senior Center Turns Political, Loses Volunteers

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A mob of about 250 Liberal white women (along with a few white men) were all over the community screeching and bragging about how they were getting rid of the lone Republican left on the senior center board and taking over, turning it into a “Club for Trump Haters.”

The Authoritarianism of Ordinary Times: Rise of the New Normal Reich

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C. J. Hopkins didn’t write *The Rise of the New Normal Reich* from some comfortable American think tank. He wrote it from Berlin, watching a country that should understand the dangers of authoritarianism better than almost anyone rediscover just how quickly fear can make extraordinary government power seem perfectly ordinary. His warning isn’t that COVID Germany became Nazi Germany. It’s more uncomfortable than that: authoritarianism rarely arrives announcing itself as tyranny. It arrives promising safety, demanding obedience, marginalizing dissent, and assuring everyone that the emergency is temporary. Then Hopkins criticized that system, was prosecuted in Germany, had his home searched, and watched his own book become part of the story he was trying to tell.

Our Angels: A few people you never met

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Northview High School lost one of their own a few weeks ago. Students returned after spring break and their world was decimated. The teenage security bubble had been shattered.

Senior Kara Santorelli was recently killed on Highway 29. Her car was struck by a vehicle traveling the wrong way. Both drivers died at the scene.

It was godawful.

Quantum Computing: When the Universe Decided Regular Math Was Too Boring

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Humanity started counting on its fingers, graduated to rocks, and eventually invented computers capable of billions of calculations per second. Apparently, that wasn’t good enough. Now we’re building quantum computers that exploit the bizarre rules of physics, where particles behave like waves, reality defies common sense, and even Einstein got uncomfortable. Welcome to quantum computing, where we’re teaching the universe to help with our math. Not bad for a species that still needs instructions on shampoo bottles.

If Christians Don’t Vote, The Islamist Hordes Will Destroy American Culture

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If Christians Don’t Vote, The Islamist Hordes Will Destroy American Culture

If Socialists, Islamists & Communists get their way and enact “Medicare For All.” Federal bureaucrats will decide if you are “worthy” of receiving medical treatment. If not, you will be pushed into committing doctor-assisted suicide. Canada is a prime example of its poor treatment of patients.

BioWar: We’ve Built the Weapon… Without Rules

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Annie Jacobsen’s Biological War: A Scenario asks a terrifyingly simple question: what happens when mankind’s ability to engineer biology outruns our wisdom to control it? Nuclear weapons destroy cities and infrastructure. A biological weapon can leave the buildings standing while turning human beings into the delivery system. Jacobsen isn’t predicting doomsday—she’s war-gaming it. And after reading this book, the scariest conclusion may be that we built the toolbox before we wrote the rules. Buy it…

Power shortfall THREATENS data center construction amid rising AI demand

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Center for Industrial Progress President Alex Epstein discusses the power demands of artificial intelligence data centers and how electricity shortages could affect data center construction on ‘FOX Business In Depth: A.I. Arms Race.’