Polio vs COVID-Reflecting on Diminishing Moral Values
The polio vaccine, pioneered by Dr. Jonas Salk in the 1950s, exemplifies a selfless act for the greater good.
David T. Cloft
Beyond Cancel Culture: Fostering Growth Through Uncomfortable Conversations
While certain data may present objective truths, some individuals deem these facts as hurtful and, in turn, advocate for the cancel culture of our modern era.
A Seafaring Solution: Housing Illegal Immigrants on Navy Aircraft Carriers for a Secure Future
Rather than resorting to makeshift arrangements in hotels, airport floors, or public school gyms, the proposal suggests repurposing Navy aircraft carriers and ships as floating sanctuary facilities.
Challenging the Overreach: Opposition to the Proposal on Banning Armed Citizen Militias
Democratic Senators Markey and Raskin have proposed to ban or outlaw armed citizen militias, particularly groups of three or more individuals under a command structure.
Ordinary Men: Unraveling the Fragility of Moral Convictions
“Ordinary Men” by Christopher R. Browning challenges the prevalent belief that most individuals maintain an unwavering moral compass and how circumstances can lead ordinary people to commit unimaginable acts.
Lessons Learned from U.S. Psychological Operations in the Bosnia War
The early 1990s witnessed a harrowing chapter in the Balkan region as Yugoslavia disintegrated, giving rise to a brutal conflict marked by war, ethnic cleansing, and genocide.
Embracing Independent Voting: Breaking Free from the Chains of Two-Party Dominance
Embracing independent voting is not a futile endeavor but a powerful statement of reclaiming individual agency and promoting a more diverse political landscape.
The Unseen American Footprint: Questioning Widespread Military Deployments in the Middle East
The potential consequences of using military deployments as “bait “ for strategic purposes raise ethical and strategic questions about the direction of U.S. foreign policy.
Unraveling the Threads: From “The 5000 Year Leap” to Modern America
In “The 5000 Year Leap,” W. Cleon Skousen paints a portrait of the United States’ founding deeply rooted in Christian values and moral principles.
The Profound Significance of Jesus Christ: A Timeless Journey
The historical existence of Jesus Christ stands as an irrefutable reality, rooted in recorded history much like other widely accepted figures.
The Evolution of Nihilism: From the Death of God to the Rise of Political Fervor
As humans confront the void left by the absence of a higher power, the quest for meaning propels them to find substitutes for the role once occupied by God.
Beyond the Wilderness: The Unforgiving Tale of a Mountain Man’s Final Rest
My own experience elk hunting in the heart of Colorado taught me a lesson and painted a vivid portrait of the unforgiving nature of such a lifestyle.
United We Stand: A Call for Every State National Guard to Assist the Texas Border Crisis
In the face of the ongoing border crisis in Texas, there is a pressing need for a unified response that reflects the true spirit of our constitutional republic.
Nietzsche’s Prophetic Insight: God is Dead, and We Killed Him
Friedrich Nietzsche, in the late 19th century, articulated visionary ideas that reverberate with startling accuracy in the trajectory of modern society.
The Enduring Legacy of Judeo-Christian Values in the Western World
Throughout history, the West has thrived on a foundation shaped by Judeo-Christian values, underpinning the comforts and privileges enjoyed by many today.
Artificial Intelligence Failure; Unconventional Paths to Peace in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is incredibly complex, and finding a resolution requires innovative thinking and a commitment from all parties involved.
Unit 731: Unraveling the Atrocities of a Dark Chapter in History
In the shadows of World War II, a covert and sinister unit of the Japanese Army, known as Unit 731 emerged as a symbol of abhorrent inhumanity.
The Perils of Dismissing Dissent: Lessons from History
Lately, there has been a huge uptick for individuals questioning the mainstream narrative being frequently branded as “crazy conspiracy theorists.”
A Modest Proposal: Renaming Indiana and Indianapolis for a Culture-Friendly Future
In a groundbreaking move towards cultural sensitivity, some forward-thinking minds are proposing the renaming of the state of Indiana and its capital city, Indianapolis.
Freedom of Choice: Debunking Notions of Racism in Menthol Cigarette Use
The debate surrounding menthol cigarette use among Black Americans often raises questions about individual freedoms and the potential mischaracterization of personal choices as racist.