Michael Wittmann: A Comprehensive Analysis of a World War II Tank Ace
This scholarly article delves into the life and accomplishments of Michael Wittmann, one of the most renowned tank aces of World War II.
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
This scholarly article delves into the life and accomplishments of Michael Wittmann, one of the most renowned tank aces of World War II.
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has released the declassified COVID-19 origins report to members of Congress
Here and there, I have gone. Some of those experiences have shaped me, but none of those experiences have defined me.
The recent split within the United Methodist Church (UMC) serves as a poignant reminder that divisions within religious congregations can be as spiritual as theological or doctrinal.
After Jed Clampett struck oil when he missed a shot at some game he wanted for the dinner table, and became an instant millionaire, his kinfolk said that he needed to get away from the hillbilly life, and that “Californie is the place you wanna be, so they loaded up the truck and they moved …
Political Parody As a Weapon Part C*-If Hunter gets thrown under the bus, could he burn his lips on the exhaust mistaking it for a crack pipe?
From the banks of Tupelo Brake, Alma Womack brings forward the abject misery in America during the Obama administration.
Human interaction is a labyrinth of complexities, and nowhere is this more evident than in our perceptions of culture and the individuals who embody it.
We have frequently mocked The Philadelphia Inquirer’s very much unpublished stylebook, a manual and guide concerning how things should be expressed, in its use of “Black and brown” to refer to minority communities. While I cannot document this, it appears that the Inquirer use the Associated Press Stylebook, which was modified , in June of …
In the annals of modern history, few books have wielded as much power and influence as Mao’s “Little Red Book,” formally known as “Quotations from Chairman Mao Zedong.”
Today in Cloft’s Corner, Dave writes: Karl Marx’s Hellish Toast-Celebrating the Unraveling of America
Gentrification can be defined as the process whereby the character of a poor urban area is changed by wealthier people moving in, improving housing, and attracting new businesses, typically displacing current inhabitants in the process. We have reported, many times, on how the left are really opposed to gentrification. But the left have often complained …
In an era marked by the pervasive influence of “wokeness” in various spheres, one institution stands resolute against the tide: our court system.
How is it that we have more crises than Carter’s got pills? They are all coming at you in a constant stream, one after the other, sometimes all at once with apparently no enduring solutions proposed for any of them. It’s like being chased by an angry mob. You were told by us, Stand Up …
Once upon a time, America was a great place to live. That America is gone. In its place is a squalid, immoral, and lawless land that seems devoid of common sense.
First, what they say is true… retirement from the military is a process, not an event. It takes more time, research, and planning than I expected.
With their attempts to champion the “woke” cause, the left is falling flat on its face, missing the golden rule laid out by the one and only Saul Alinsky.
As new cadets step onto the West Point parade Ground, they are introduced not only to the weight of their own aspirations but to a unique culture of respect and unwavering commitment.
If the Laws of Nature are separated from God as an Almighty Sovereign, then the Laws of God don’t take precedence and superiority over the Laws of Man.
Pedophilia is defined as a primary or exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children, while hebephilia is that attraction to children in the early stages of puberty, approximately ages 11 to 14, and ephebophilia is the attraction to teenagers in the later stages of puberty, approximately 15 to 19. Archdiocese of Philadelphia agrees to $3.5 million …