Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Americans are well aware that Trump is currently fighting two federal indictments, state indictments in New York and Georgia, and a civil fraud trial in New York. Even so, polling suggests that if the election were held today, he would likely win.
Enacted in the aftermath of the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the USA PATRIOT Act stands as a pivotal example of how seemingly well-intentioned legislation can inadvertently threaten constitutional rights.
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.”
With the very Soviet-style “verdict first, then trial” show trial proceeding apace in Manhattan, President Donald J. Trump has a delicious opportunity to turn the tables on his persecutors waging lawfare against him, his family, and his companies.
The Soros funded New Orleans district attorney was not concerned about robbery. Now he is
Despite its intent to assimilate Native Americans into mainstream society, the American Indian Act had far-reaching consequences, both positive and negative.
Reasonable doubt requires a reasonable explanation for the evidence. Has anyone provided a legal reasonable explanation?
The United States of America, a beacon of democracy and freedom, is showing signs of moral decay that should give every citizen pause for thought. At the heart of this decay is the weaponization of federal law enforcement against those with differing political and moral views.
The basic building block of the freedoms of America is LIFE. God gives us LIFE. Without LIFE, there is no freedom in this world, because there would be no LIFE.
Don’t get me wrong: I like Seth Williams. He has been a strong advocate for “returning citizens,” by which me means those people formerly incarcerated, and trying to earn their way back to a decent and respectable life in law-abiding society. More, he has been strongly supportive of law enforcement in Philadelphia, and critical of …
It’s not the object, the tool use to commit the crime. It’s the criminal who is not deterred who commits the crime. People generally don’t blame inanimate objects for the actions of the people who handle them. We don’t prosecute or sue General Motors for the criminal actions of the driver of one of their …
It was a single paragraph in The New York Times which caught my attention: About 171,000 people living in California are homeless, a total that, stunningly, accounts for nearly one-third of all the homeless people in the United States. According to the Census Bureau’s July 1, 2022 guesstimates of population, California had 39,029,342 residents, out …
It may appear that the bad guys are winning, but that is NOT the inevitable reality. So do not give up, refuse to give in.
And once again, we have another example of a court second guessing a cop’s split second decision
Take a moment, sit down, perhaps sip on a great Bourbon with a few rocks, and ask yourself a question – what is my greatest God-given right?
Musk is threatening the ADL with a defamation lawsuit, and accusing them of destroying half of their revenue by contacting advertisers and lying about anti-semitism on 𝕏.
How can you give a former president a fair trial when the national jury pool has already been contaminated?
In a world marked by rapid changes and evolving governance, the preservation of our republic demands proactive efforts to uphold the principles that underpin our nation’s foundation.
William Shirer wrote “The Nightmare Years” about Germany from 1930 to 1940. He describes how one of the greatest countries in Western Civilization was taken over by criminals and became a Human Secularist Totalitarian state. That state committed genocide, needless war, and crimes against humanity – in just 12 years. The Human Secularist Totalitarians in …
On Wednesday, August 16, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals released its opinion after hearing oral arguments in Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. U.S. Food and Drug Administration.