Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
David T. Cloft 
In 1971, investigative journalist Jack Olsen published “Slaughter the Animals, Poison the Earth,” a book that delved into the environmental perils posed by rampant pesticide use.
The National American Legion Air Rifle Program has long been a beacon of excellence, offering young enthusiasts a chance to learn about firearm safety, marksmanship, and responsible gun ownership.
Carl von Clausewitz, often humorously referred to as “Dead Carl” during our time at the Army Command and General Staff College, is undoubtedly a significant figure in military theory.
The pursuit of lasting peace in the Middle East is a goal that has eluded leaders, diplomats, and citizens for generations.
This article explores the Battle of Armageddon in conjunction with the birthing pains and the prophetic fulfillment of Israel’s restoration.
Bravo, Germany, for showcasing a move that’s sending shockwaves through the democratic world – because nothing says ‘freedom’ like labeling political foes with a dash of extremism.
This Veteran’s Day, just, a little traditional inter-service rivalry, all in good taste and knowing in the end, we are all on the same team.
David Cloft brings history to life as he tells the story of Bunker Hill to young children, explaining the role military veterans played in our history.
In the annals of American maritime history, there are few stories as haunting and heroic as that of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald.
Many young American males, who traditionally form a significant portion of military recruits, yearn for responsibilities, duty, and the chance to prove their mettle in a challenging and traditional environment.
Teddy Roosevelt, the Rough Rider himself, would be saddled up and charging into the 21st century with his big stick to give Big Pharma’s modern monopolies a good ol’ verbal lashing.
As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, schools are at the forefront of a cultural shift that has the potential to shape the way we approach education.
It’s time to ponder, with a good dose of satire, the notion that America needs a modern-day Teddy Roosevelt to set things right.
The Temple Mount in Jerusalem has long been a crossroads of history, faith, and prophecy. It is a site of deep religious significance, revered by Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike.
How did we ever get to a world where brand names seem to rule the roost, we find ourselves amidst a culture of soft-minded individuals who have never had the pleasure of meeting Tommy Hillfiger or Eddie Farmer.
While many believe that responsible environmental stewardship is crucial, there are individuals who argue that humanity has become a detriment to the planet, and they see climate change as an existential threat.
While some folks passionately advocate for gun control, they seem to have a different set of rules when it comes to their own security.
In the annals of American history, the name Davy Crockett stands as a symbol of rugged individualism and a deep-rooted belief in limited government.
In the prophetic realm of literary classics, few works have been as eerily accurate as George Orwell’s “1984.”
The Bible, a sacred text cherished by billions, is a collection of scriptures that has shaped the moral and ethical foundation of various religions. Within its pages, we encounter stories of faith, devotion, and the human condition.