George Orwell’s 2024: An Update for the 40-years past 1984
In the prophetic realm of literary classics, few works have been as eerily accurate as George Orwell’s “1984.”
Culture
Sean Dietrich: Bad Grammar
I get a lot of comments about grammar. And after having studied the subject for years my ownself—mainly by reading thousands of critically acclaimed cereal boxes—I’ve decided to answer questions from a readers who inquire about various grammatical errors in my work nearly every day.
The Deception of Self-Righteousness: Recognizing Our Fallen Nature
When we buy into the falsehood that humans are naturally good and self-sufficient, we embark on a perilous journey.
Human Exceptionalism, Media Influence, and the Debate on Animal Rights
In our modern society, media, especially children’s cartoons, plays a significant role in shaping our perception of the animal kingdom.
Hunters, We Need To Self-Police Blaze Orange Standards
Hunters, we need to self-police Blaze Orange standards, or soon will be forced to endure more needless regulations…
Trophy Hunting or Table Hunting: Let’s Get Our Priorities Straight
Hunting season is like a holy holiday where I live. Business and schools still shut down for opening day of deer season.
It’s About Good Versus Evil
The current on-going war in the Middle East is a battle of good vs. evil – it is not about saving Israel/Jews for humanitarian reasons, but to save Christianity
When Men Define Morality, Evil Flourishes
God’s chosen people provided clarity to the world on October 7 with their suffering. Evil is not relative. It is absolute.
Israel & Hamas-The clash of civilization and barbarism
Hamas’s unprovoked and brutal attack on Israeli civilians on Oct. 7 has shone a bright light on the global rise of antisemitism and forced individuals and institutions alike to take a stand.
404 Journalism; An anti-Semitic press lies to destroy Israel
The English-speaking press gladly accommodates Palestinian terrorism because the press now sees itself as an academic enterprise rather than a trade.
Go Woke, Go Broke, Die…
Throughout history, men have always served as providers, protectors and defenders of their families, communities and Nations. In times of conflict men fight and if necessary sacrifice themselves for the greater good.
The Deplorable History of Rulers Mandating the Killing of Babies: Lessons from the Bible and Beyond
Throughout history, there have been rulers who have issued morally reprehensible mandates to kill babies, demonstrating the depths of cruelty and wickedness that humanity can reach.
Analyzing why Hamas choose Sokkut for their surprise attack?
Unveiling the Symbolic Meaning of Sukkot for All: Analyzing why Hamas choose Sokkut for their surprise attack.
60 Years of Indoctrination
Your children are not being educated. They are being indoctrinated. And their indoctrination is being supported by the Democrat Party.
Of Course Harvard Supports Terrorism; The School’s Always Been a Hotbed of Bigotry
Harvard’s anti-Semitism is so strong that I am surprised that Hitler wasn’t a graduate. Maybe World War I interrupted his classes on Aryan Studies and Teutonic History.
More Than Moment Of Moral Clarity
More than a grotesque, and tragic exposition of good and evil, Hamas’s attack illustrates the conflict between barbaric Islamists and Western Civilization.
The Abhorrence of Slavery: A Historical Perspective
Slavery serves as a grim reminder of the depths of cruelty and inhumanity humans are capable of, underlining the urgency of continued vigilance against such reprehensible practices.
Balancing Belief and Duty: The Challenge of Mandating Soldiers to Attend LGBTQ Events
Mandating of U.S. Army Soldiers to attend LGBTQ events, speeches, and lectures when their sincerely held religious beliefs may contradict those same values.
Rudyard Kipling’s “The Gods of the Copybook Headings”: Timeless Wisdom for Modern Times
Rudyard Kipling, the renowned British author of classics like “The Jungle Book” and “The Man Who Would Be King,” was not just a prolific storyteller but also a keen observer of the human condition.
Sean Dietrich: Meeting Michelangelo
Michelangelo’s statue of David draws four thousand visitors each day the museum is open. Which is about a million and a half visitors per year. They come from all four corners.