Once Upon a Time in America . . . .
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.
U.S. News/Policy
Satire: The Surveil-tastic Odyssey: A Satirical Exploration of Mandatory Government Surveys
Welcome to the thrilling world of mandatory government surveys, where involuntary servitude meets bureaucratic brilliance!
American Free News Network: In Case You Missed It!
Here are some of our top stories, just in case you missed them. James Atticus Bowden calls out the left for being “Stuck on Stupid,” When it Comes to Slavery. Ron Yates reminds us all that, These Are OUR Children, Not the Government’s! Dana Pico sadly reports that Bostonians are volunteering to shackle …
The Three Human Rebellions: Lessons from Genesis and Modern Reflections
In the early chapters of Genesis, we encounter three pivotal instances of human rebellion that have left a profound impact on the course of human history.
Unleashing Ingenuity: The Remarkable Resourcefulness of the American Soldier
When faced with daunting challenges and set on a mission, American Soldiers have consistently demonstrated their “out of the box” thinking and ingenuity.
Political Parody As a Weapon Part XCVIV
Political Parody As a Weapon Part XCVIV; Could Red Buttons say “Xi never got a dinner” if we give China our lunch instead?
Satire: Woke Warriors: A Hilarious Struggle in Following the Alinsky Way
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.
An Assault In the Dark of Night My Band of Brothers Moment
The Army’s National Training Center, next to Death Valley, has a few things going for it. Dusty, dark, miserably hot, windy, brutally cold, coyotes, snakes, spiders, never-ending sand – and many humans running around the desert training for war with little to no sleep for days. Sounds like fun.
Real Reform, Part 1: Introduction
Real Reform, Part 1 Introduction In A New Contract With America, I included a bullet point about qualifications for congressional committee and subcommittee chairs: “Enact congressional policies to require minimum qualifications for committee and subcommittee chairperson positions. These qualifications will be like qualifications required for similar positions in the private sector or the executive branch. …
The Power of Precision: The Brilliance of West Point’s Four (4) Responses for New Cadets
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.
Our Great U.S. Culture War Series, No.5b.
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.
States Are Approaching a “Use It or Lose It” Point
Nine out of ten Americans don’t think our government is representing them. In a country that’s to be “of the people, by the people, and for the people,” that is not good.
Satire-When Humans Tried to Outsmart God: A Tale of Arrogance and AI
When Humans Tried to Outsmart God: A Tale of Arrogance and AI; Scientist’s Project ‘Lucifer’ Reveals Ambitious Attempt to One-Up the Divine Ah, dear readers, prepare yourselves for a tale of unparalleled audacity and a grand display of human brilliance—or so they thought. In a dark corner of the scientific community, a sinister scientist by …
7 States assert injury under Article III of the Constitution
These States argue for appellate court to uphold Doughty’s Injunction. Verbal arguments related to the appeal will be heard on August 10th, 2023. In a post on 𝕏 made by Tracy Beanz, she reported that conservative States had filed a Brief of Amicus Curiae, voicing their support for the temporary injunction Judge Doughty granted to …
Navigating the Maze of Human Reality: Lessons from the Complexity of Choice and Perception
In the intricate dance of existence, we find ourselves grappling with a world brimming with choices, each veiled in shades of ambiguity.
Our Great U.S. Culture War Series, No.5a.
The discussions of “Who Are We?” & “How Now Do We Live?” are essential questions and controversies that are at the center of the Culture War.
Satire: Embrace Your Inner Pyromaniac: The Case for Owning More Burn Barrels
Trees are practically begging for more carbon dioxide, so why not lend them a helping hand by igniting everything you can find?
The Assassination of the President (JFK) of the United States of America Closing on 60: What Lee Harvey Oswald and Richard Case Nagel Chose to Do
Do or do not do: There is No Try-Yoda. Sacrificing Oneself in the Face of Need
America Lost; It Doesn’t Have to Happen
America is currently sinking. That doesn’t mean however, we cannot right thee boat in time to keep ourselves from drowning.
The Administrative Procedure Act: Unraveling Constitutional Concerns
The Administrative Procedure Act (APA) of 1946 is often hailed as a landmark legislation that sought to bring order and transparency to the federal administrative process. However, beneath the veneer of good intentions lie deep-seated constitutional violations that cast a shadow over the legitimacy of the APA and the regulatory state it has spawned. This …