King George Would Be Green With Envy
For over 200 years we’ve elected representatives who have bled us financially to an extent that would have rendered old King George green with envy.
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Reclaiming Our Moral Compass: Reexamining the Role of Government and Faith
The evolving landscape of American society raises questions about the changing dynamics between faith, government, and personal values.
Our Great U.S. Culture War Series, No.7a.
In this first of two pieces in the seventh of our series – Our Great U.S. Culture War. We discuss the requirements for a Republic. They are non-negotiable.
The CIA’s Hidden Influence, 5th Generation Warfare, and Verified Operations: A Journey from Its Inception to Deviation
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), established with an original intent of safeguarding national security, has transformed into a complex and clandestine force in international affairs.
The Gulag Archipelago: Unveiling the Power of Lies in Oppression
In “The Gulag Archipelago,” the iconic literary work by Russian writer and dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the author masterfully uncovers the devastating influence of falsehoods within the context of the Soviet labor camp system, famously known as the “Gulag.”
Our Great U.S. Culture War Series, No.6b
In this second of two pieces in the sixth of our series – Our Great U.S. Culture War – we finish the discussion of what made America become America. It’s about what was decided at the founding of the Nation that affects you today.
Addressing Extremism in Every Faith: Applying the lessons learned from the Westboro Baptists to Radical Islam.
Extremism knows no religious boundaries, and it can manifest in various forms, causing harm and perpetuating misconceptions about entire faith communities.
Home of the Brave and Land of the 99% Who’d Rather Protest than Pledge Allegiance
In the dazzling carnival of American exceptionalism, it seems the call to duty has faded to a mere whisper, drowned out by social justice hashtags.
The Unintended Consequences: The Decline of the National American Legion Air Rifle Program
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.
The Perils of Overreaching Government Spending: Lessons from Davy Crockett
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.
Grover Cleveland – The Last Originalist President
Grover Cleveland, the 22nd and 24th President of the United States, holds a unique place in history as the last president who adhered to the originalist interpretation of the Constitution.
America at a Crossroads: Civil War 2.0?
Amid ongoing debates over the term “insurrection,” recent wars on multiple continents, 33T debt, China, geriatric leadership and an ever-widening ideological divide, it’s imperative to address the question looming over our society: Could these factors potentially push us towards a civil war?
The Left Only Care About Gun Control When White People Get Killed, and Heterosexual White Men Are the Killers
As we have previously noted, the very lovely Amanda Marcotte, native Texan and later Brooklynite, moved away from the Big Apple to South Philadelphia sometime in late 2018 or early 2019. I have no idea if Marc Faletti, her POSSLQ, and she still live in the City of Brotherly Love, because, at least in her …
The Second Amendment: Safeguarding Individual Rights and Lessons from History
In the wake of recent events that have sent shockwaves through our communities and across the globe, we find ourselves grappling with the age-old struggle between good and evil, often personified in the most unexpected individuals.
Standards are the Raw Materials of Virtue: He Who Controls the Standards, Controls Behavior
Standards are the Raw Materials of Virtue: He Who Controls the Standards, Controls Behavior In one sense, virtue is how a society controls and manages behavior. Some systems and societies use virtue to produce beneficent outcomes, while others use virtue, at least as the societal standards define it, to produce power and control. Religions historically …
Protect Your Children!
For some reason I am unable to explain, parents continue to place their children in circumstances that are tailor made to turn them against what is good and wholesome.
Revisiting the Indian Relocation Act of 1956: Examining Its Legacy and Lessons
Despite its intent to assimilate Native Americans into mainstream society, the American Indian Act had far-reaching consequences, both positive and negative.
The Road to America’s Third Civil War
On April 19, 1775, the British Army moved to confiscate weapons stored by American Patriots in Concord and Lexington. They failed.
Are We Still A Constitutional Republic?
The framers of the Constitution envisioned a system in which the federal government would have clear boundaries to prevent overreach.
An ungovernable nation We need a divorce — from Washington.
It has been more and more obvious the past few election cycles. These United States have become ungovernable. We need a divorce-from Washington DC.