Time to Ditch the Pagan Christmas and Celebrate the Real Deal
Let’s face it: Christmas as we know it is a pagan festival dressed up in Christian clothes, with some glittery tinsel for good measure.
Society
From Martians to Drones: Why We Still Panic Like It’s 1938
In 1938, Orson Welles turned a quiet evening into chaos with his War of the Worlds radio broadcast. People thought Martians had landed because a trusted voice told them so, and there wasn’t exactly a fact-check hotline back then.
Who cares about BLM? 38 shopping days left until the inauguration
A jury found Daniel Penny innocent of Alvin Bragg’s ridiculous charges related to subduing a homeless man who threatened passengers in a subway car. The exoneration demolished a media narrative that Penny was a white supremacist stalking black men.
From Metal to Meh: How Today’s ‘Woke Beats’ Fail to Rock
The good old days—when guitars wailed, lyrics slapped, and bands like Metallica shredded their way into our souls. Back then, music was a primal scream, a rebellious anthem, and a masterclass in not caring what your parents thought.
Wolves, Sheep, and Sheepdogs: How to Avoid Becoming Someone’s Lunch
In the chaotic animal kingdom of human society, Dave Grossman’s metaphor of wolves, sheep, and sheepdogs is as relevant as ever—especially if you’ve spent five minutes watching the news. Wolves choose evil, sheepdogs could absolutely unleash evil but don’t (thanks, Jesus), and the sheep? Well, they’re busy following whatever TikTok trend or cable news talking …
We Few, We Happy Few: Why Today’s Youth Need the Motivation of Shakespeare’s Words
In an era where motivation seems to come from fleeting social media trends and shallow celebrity culture, today’s youth desperately need the timeless inspiration of Shakespeare’s Saint Crispin’s Day speech from Henry V.
The Race Card: How the Democrats Play a Losing Hand to Win Votes
The Democratic Party has mastered the art of using race as a manipulative tool, wielding it like a political weapon to secure votes.
My Local Bishop Really Hates Donald Trump
While I cannot say that I am friends with His Excellency, the Most Reverend John Stowe, O.F.M. Conv., Bishop of Lexington, we are at least acquainted with each other. The Bishop at least recognizes me when he sees me, though I cannot be certain he remembers my name. We have had some pleasant conversations the …
The Decline of Collegiate Sportsmanship: A Culture Eroded by NIL and the Transfer Portal
What was once a platform to teach discipline, teamwork, and character has devolved into a battleground of unchecked egos and entitlement
Paul vs. Tyson 2024: A Pathetic Vestige of Douglas vs. Tyson 1990
Well, wasn’t THAT something? Last Friday’s bout was like watching an exasperated grandfather chase his bratty grandson around the living room.
Why the National Association of Scholars Opposes the Cult of Transgenderism
During the 2024 presidential campaign, Donald Trump promised to reign in the transgender zealots who, for the past four years, have managed to contaminate once-rational minds
From Eden to Entitlement: The Lost Art of Purpose
Here’s the hard truth: without a goal, you’re just a ship floating aimlessly in an ocean of distraction and nonsense. Goals give us hope, direction, and, let’s be honest, a reason to get out of bed in the morning.
The Woke Mind Virus: A Mass Psychosis Rooted in a False Reality
The phenomenon known as the “Woke Mind Virus” (WMV) has infected society with a divisive and disorienting worldview, one that mirrors a historical mass psychosis.
The Generation of Comfort: Lessons from History and the Perils of Dependency
The concept that “good times create weak men” echoes through history, reminding us of the cyclical nature of societal strength and resilience.
Gen X: The Generation That’s Seen It All (And We’re Still the Answer)
Gen X—the resilient, skeptical generation that’s seen more change than anyone thought possible, and still managed to stay grounded.
Why Bother With Foreign Enemies When Big Food Has Us Under Siege?
Who needs foreign enemies when we have our own home-grown villains right here in the boardrooms of Big Food companies?
Unfit for Duty: The National Security Threat No One Wants to Talk About
It turns out the greatest national security threat to the United States isn’t from some far-flung foreign adversary—it’s from within.
Electric Vehicles: The Parachute Pants of Transportation
Anyone thinking EVs are a long-term solution to environmental woes is setting themselves up for disappointment.
Paradise with a Side of Boredom: How Modern Life Proves Dostoevsky Right
Fyodor Dostoevsky, the brooding Russian genius, saw through human nature with unnerving clarity.
Finding Laughter Amidst Chaos: A Remedy for Troubled Times
In a world filled with uncertainty and turmoil, it feels as though the fabric of civilization is unraveling before our eyes, there’s a simple truth we must cling to: if we don’t laugh, we would all go insane.