The Draft and Its Conflict with Freedom
The draft, by compelling citizens into military service, fundamentally conflicts with the concept of personal liberty.
David T. Cloft
Pineapple, Politics, Power and Dole Fruit
The history of the pineapple is intricately woven with the political and economic transformations that shaped modern Hawaii.
The Misplaced Focus on Climate Change
Instead of worrying about climate change, we should all pray we don’t get hammered with an Asteroid this coming Halloween or early November.
Freedom Under Question
As we stand between the celebrations of Juneteenth and Independence Day, it’s fitting to ask a critical question: Is any American truly free according to the Constitution?
The Siege of Vienna
The Battle of Vienna in 1683 was a decisive moment that determined the future religious and cultural landscape of Europe.
The Necessary Evil of Combating Terrorist Organizations
While such actions are deemed necessary, they also raise ethical and moral questions about the use of government power for those that don’t understand combat.
The King Who Just Sang
While Elvis’s talent was enough to cement his legacy, his ability to sidestep the political minefield of his time deserves a standing ovation.
The Illusion of Freedom: How Debt Enslaves Our Youth
Our society perpetuates the illusion of freedom, but in reality, it shackles our youth to a lifetime of debt.
LGBTQ Pride Was Just the Beginning
LGTBQ movement is merely the beginning of a broader agenda aimed at dismantling traditional Judeo-Christian values in the West.
The Heavy Hand of Hawaii’s Firearm Regulations
Hawaii’s stringent gun control laws have positioned the state among the most restrictive in the United States, drawing criticism from advocates of the Second Amendment.
Boar Taint: The Porky Problem Our Great-Grandparents Smelled Coming
We pride ourselves on knowing so much more than our ancestors, yet sometimes, it seems like they had the real wisdom all along
The Dangerous Push for Compassion
Pedophilia is not a mere psychological quirk; it is a manifestation of deeply ingrained sin that, if acted upon, results in irreparable harm to children.
Hawaii: Where the Environment Reigns Supreme Over Your Individual Freedoms
Let’s take a lighthearted yet critical look at some of Hawaii’s most hilariously restrictive and egregious laws that prove how virtue signaling has become the state’s unofficial pastime.
The Great Hawaiian Eggstravaganza
Next time you’re enjoying that $12 carton of eggs or $8 loaf of bread, remember, you’re not just buying groceries—you’re participating in the world’s most ridiculous economic balancing act.
The Complex Truth About Diversity: It Doesn’t Always Make Us Stronger
While diversity can indeed bring numerous benefits, it is a lie and a myth to believe that it invariably makes us stronger.
Blame It on the Heatwave, Not the Hysteria of Climate Change
Let’s take a moment to step away from the hysteria and look at some of the more mundane reasons why it’s so hot outside. Spoiler alert: it’s not because the world is ending and climate change.
The Real Independence Day: Why Juneteenth Misses the Mark
“Junteenth,” has become a symbol of emancipation, it’s important to remember that the real legal end to slavery in the United States didn’t come until the 13th Amendment was ratified six months later on December 6, 1865.
Unity to Victimhood: How Division Became a Political Tool
The 1913 Gettysburg reunion offers a poignant lesson: even the deepest divisions can be bridged through mutual respect and a willingness to understand the other side.
Hymn Humbug? A Churchgoer’s Revelation
With a little gentle humor, Dave Cloft relooks previous assumptions about The Church Choir
The Erosion of Privacy: Government Surveillance-the 4th Amendment is DOA
In recent years, concerns about government surveillance and privacy violations have intensified, raising questions about the protection of individual rights guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment.