Unraveling the Threads of Mass Hysteria: Lessons from History to Today
Throughout human history, instances of mass hysteria have woven themselves into the fabric of societies, leaving lasting imprints on the collective psyche.
Culture
Hypocrisy alert Liberals show their true colors on abortion, immigration and sex
The left went apoplectic when President Trump used the word vermin in a speech. They said it was dangerous rhetoric. These are the same people who call him Hitler and his supporters deplorable.
Rob Pue: Thank God for Jesus
We’ve been living in days of very bad news for a very long time now, and every day it seems to get worse and more intense. Our country — and the world — has become something I never thought I’d live to see.
Christopher Bakes: Pope Francis, the Latin Mass, You, and Me.
Here is my opinion on the Francis papacy’s blessing unions outside of traditional marriage; “Pope Francis, the Latin Mass, you, and me.”
Faith, Conflict, and the Enduring Legacy of Theological Disputes: Reflections on the Continuing Discord Among Christians
It’s been over five centuries since Martin Luther, the catalyst for the Protestant Reformation, stirred the theological pot by challenging certain doctrines within the Catholic Church.
Musk is winning: Rooting for the richest man in the world takes getting used to.
Musk cannot be controlled, which makes him an enemy of the state and the corporations that control it.
Faith Tested: Navigating Life’s Trials Through Christian Beliefs
Life often presents itself as a series of trials and tribulations, where moments of hardship seem to outnumber those of joy.
The Great American Christmas: A Foolish Cycle of Excess
In the grand spectacle of American culture, few traditions rival the fervor and excess of gift-giving, particularly during the festive season.
Unwrapping Christmas Traditions: A Tapestry of Origins Beyond Biblical Narratives
Beneath a kaleidoscope of customs lies a tapestry woven from a multitude of influences, some of which diverge significantly from the biblical origins of Christianity.
The Erosion of American Post-Secondary Education
The Erosion of American Post-Secondary Education: A roll of Toilet Paper has greater value than a college degree today…
Cultural Lunacy in America and the Reduction to the Absurd: Congratulations to All, I think We’ve Made it Part 3.
And Here You Thought It was merely Lesko Brandon Hyperbole Chatter Stuff
The Rise in Self-Checkout Theft: Americans Moral Compass in Broken
A 20% increase in theft via self-checkout systems in 2023 compared to 2022 raises profound questions about American moral compass when left unattended.
God, Family and Country-We are losing all three
Everything the United States and Western Civilization has stood for the past centuries– God, Family, Country, is being tossed into a bin like so much garbage.
Liberals destroy society-From dams to cities to children, they demolish everything
We aborted 60 million people in the past 60 years. We have taken in 48 million legal and illegal aliens to replace them.
Bad Hollywood-Worse Washington-Too Many Remakes and Sequels
They Just Keep Getting Uglier and Worse….These days, even when Hollywood writers are writing – they aren’t really writing.
Beyond Fireworks: The Untold Story of American Independence
Contrary to popular belief, American independence wasn’t born in a single day of fireworks and parades. It unfolded over a crucial month in 1776, culminating in a document that defied an empire.
Jocks and Nerds-A Disjointed Odyssey of Mind and Body
In the annals of history, education was once a symphony of both intellectual rigor and physical development—a harmonious union that sculpted well-rounded individuals.
Our Oh-So-Noble Left Simply Cannot Comprehend What’s Happening in the Levant
And all of this is the responsibility of the idiotic Palestinians who started this war. Of course, the pro-savages activists won’t accept that.
The Pitfalls of Hero Worship: Veterans in Politics
Not all military heroes can like General, later President Eisenhower, manifest aptitude for fostering dialogue, collaboration, and governance, beyond their valor on the battlefield
Artificial Intelligence: The Final Nail in Journalism’s Coffin?
Once upon a time, newspapers and magazines were physical products you flipped through as you read them—not microelectronic cybernetic versions of themselves that you squinted at on a cell phone or other hand-held wireless device.