What the Romanovs Can Teach Us about Living Like Cossacks

Tsar Nicholas II of Russia and his children pose with the elite Cossack warriors.

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.

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Trump Wants You

Remaining as one of the more popular topics that Republicans discuss, at least between articles from various Republican sites, is whether or not Trump should run, in 2024. No need to name names, because most are seemingly reasonable approaches and others are throwing out possibilities to continue Republican leadership. It is kind of disheartening, however. …

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Supreme Court; Final Days of 2021 Term

The final days of the 2021 Term of the United States Supreme Court greatly pleased conservatives of all stripes. One unifying theme found through the 4 largely 6-3 decisions are not just that the lefties are big mad and super upset about the outcomes, but the Court is returning to the constitution’s history, text and …

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Talk About Being Childish!

Supreme Court

New York Governor, Kathy Hochul, and California Governor, Damien Thorne, er uh, I mean Gavin Newsome are doing something they might think is brave, but is very stupid, after the NYR&P Association v Bruen. Both states and their governors, along with their massively Democrat controlled legislatures, are directly defying the Supreme Court decision. I hope …

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