Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Bread and Circuses: Largesse Favors the Timid If Fortune favors the bold, largess favors the timid. Largesse allows people to settle for less to avoid work, inhibits risk-taking, and dampens the drive to grow and to thrive. The bread and circuses approach to governance distracts a people of low virtue into a stupor where they …
Do Black lives matter to the justice system? Disparate sentencing results between White and Black suspects might indicate otherwise.
More political parody from the rapier wit of Albert Constantine Jr; Parody As a Weapon Part LI, puts former FBI agent Peter Strzok on the hotseat.
The University of Alabama, in Tuscaloosa, is a unique place to visit, even for those who never attended.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Does Not Represent Hispanics; She doesn’t speak for many of us, despite claiming to do so.
Unfettered legacy media like CNN and social media platforms that censor opposing points of view, are subsidizing the takedown of America.
“There are good people in those agencies.” Good people wouldn’t cower and hide, to protect their paychecks at the expense of their fellow citizens.
When SCOTUS overturned Roe v Wade, that did not end abortion; it merely returned the issue to the states where it was before Roe in 1973.
“The people shall not be deprived or abridged of their right to speak, to write, or to publish their sentiments; and the freedom of the press, as one of the great bulwarks of liberty, shall be inviolable.”
Luck presents opportunities. They often come with risk and the need to leave security and stretch ourselves to develop the talents fortune provides to take advantage of the opportunity. Courage and boldness are critical to growth. If luck does not present opportunities, and fortune does not present the skills and the temperament to see the opportunity and employ them, growth and change are unlikely.
All of the problems we face today can be traced to one of two evils – systemic racism and climate change. Not really.
retired NFL player and his brother started a fight that ended up with a little league coach dead. Where is the “civil rights” community?
The merger of Discovery Inc. with CNN’s parent company, Warner Media, this spring left people wondering what changes were in store for the network’s “talent” roster. Well, guess what?
As we continue to explore the philosophical basis for western civilization, it is key to understand that the underpinnings of what we consider morality today is rooted in the Ten Commandments of the Hebrew Torah. Whether one considers them to be divinely inspired or not, they have been pillars of our civilization for centuries, and …
In the early days of this Republic, the media were even willing to savage George Washington, a man who had sacrificed or risked as much or more than any other American to establish and preserve this nation. Despite Washington’s record of honorable, steadfast and selfless service to his country, the press of his day accused him of being a thief, a seditionist, and would be monarch.
By John R. “Buck” Surdu Whether its pretentiousness, virtue signaling, or overdeveloped self-importance, many people manifest a holier-than-thou attitude that has become both endemic and irritating. I read an article some years ago, with a title like “’Tis the Season to Not Make Anyone Happy.” I thought I had saved a copy of that article, …
I read lately that Planned Parenthood has changed their business model. Since the abortion industry has had its wings clipped, they have branched out into a new and exciting area. “Assisting” children into oblivion by being a provider for puberty blockers and giving counseling to aid them in their bodily mutilation pathway. When an ideology …
President Joe Biden took a few hours between vacations on Tuesday to sign the ironically named “Inflation Reduction Act,” a boondoggle of a bill that analysts agree will not reduce inflation. It will, however, raise taxes on the middle class and subsidize green energy programs. The bill will also dramatically expand the scope and size of …
For just over 100 years we have been taught to believe a certain narrative about the Romanovs. Particularly that Nicholas II was meek and ill-prepared for a job that he didn’t want, that of being emperor of Russia, when his father Alexander III died suddenly in 1894. The truth was that at just 23, he indeed faced the monumental task of bringing Russia into the 20th Century, but that as a man of faith, he gave his life fully and completely to God’s will.
