Playing God: The 1996 (H5N1) Bird Flu and the Perils of Gain-of-Function Research
Gain-of-function research, for the uninitiated, is the scientific equivalent of poking a bear with a stick to see if it will maul you.
David T. Cloft
Rainbow Capitalism: Turning Pride into Profit and Trash
Behind the rainbow facade lies a calculated strategy to capitalize on a movement while conveniently forgetting about it the rest of the year.
The Ironic Epidemic of Trump Devotion Syndrome
In the end, the irony of “Trump Devotion Syndrome” is a lesson in the dangers of unchecked allegiance. It underscores the need for critical thinking and the ability to question one’s own beliefs.
Pride and Rebellion: The Demonic Spirit of Pride
In contemporary society, the concept of pride has taken on new dimensions, particularly with the advent of Pride Month.
Reexamining Values: The Paradox of Pride and Embarrassment
Those who live unconventional lifestyles or defy traditional norms are often praised for their courage and authenticity, leading to a sense of pride in their choices and identity.
Safety Before Victory: The Retard Revolution of Free Speech
Our battle cry turned into “safety before victory,” a motto dripping with the irony of fighting a war where winning wasn’t an option.
Bee-pocalypse Revisited: The Great Buzz Off That Wasn’t
Remember when every other headline screamed, “We’re Doomed!” and “No Bees, No Food”? Well, surprise!
Humble Pride: A Satirical Take on Rainbow Warriors and Month-Long Celebrations
Perhaps it’s the unyielding belief that a month of pride is just the beginning of their quest for recognition and visibility.
The Material World: Our Culture’s Love Affair with the Tangible
Our worldview itself has become entrenched in materialism, where tangible, quantifiable aspects of life are often prioritized over the intangible and spiritual.
A Critical Examination of Pride Month
Critics argue Pride Month has morphed into what can be described as a mandatory, government-sponsored religion that imposes a specific set of beliefs and behaviors on society.
The Ironic Socialist Reality of Military Service
Dave Cloft points out the irony of an institution dedicated to keeping our country free from socialism, is in its own construct, exactly that.
From Khaki Guilt Trips to Rainbow Camo: A Snarky Comparison of Army Recruitment Ads
In snarky response to the celebration of a month dedicated to the sexually disordered, Dave Cloft has some pithy comments.
The big LIE; How Good People are Manipulated into Committing Horrific Acts: Pt 3
This is Part 3 of a 3 part series that explains how purportedly “good people” an be manipulated into performing horrendous acts.
Snark-Woke Wonderland-Canada’s Bold Leap into Absurdity
In an epic saga worthy of a dystopian novel, Canada, led by Justin Trudeau, is fast-tracking its transformation into a woke utopia.
The big LIE; How Good People are Manipulated into Committing Horrific Acts: Pt 2
This is Part 2 of a 3 part series that explains how purportedly “good people” an be manipulated into performing horrendous acts.
Faster Than a Speeding Budget: America’s Hypersonic Hype
As we were busy funding moon cheese research and designing the perfect camo pattern, our global competitors were laughing all the way to Mach 5+.
The big LIE; How Good People are Manipulated into Committing Horrific Acts: Pt 1
This is Part 1 of a 3 part series that explains how purportedly “good people” an be manipulated into performing horrendous acts.
God and the Mosquito: An Almighty Mystery
What if the Creator decided that the world was just a bit too comfortable and thought, “You know what humanity needs? Tiny, buzzing vampires!”
A Rallying Cry for Modern Christians: Eric Metaxas’ “A Letter to the American Church
“Cheap grace,” a term coined by theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer, describes a superficial form of Christianity that avoids the difficult work of confronting societal wrongs.
A Satirical Comparison: Uncle Joe vs. Nero
Emperor Nero, that ancient rockstar of depravity, makes our current political circus look like a tea party.