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I write these articles to sound the warning to our national security leaders. We are in the midst of a major war, taking place both domestically and globally. It is a Cognitive War for which our leaders remain unaware, unprepared, and unarmed. I hope you will read and pass this onto others, members of Congress, or members of our national security apparatus and this Administration. My warning remains unanswered!
Retired Vice Adm. Robert Harward discusses how CENTCOM is using underwater drones to clear mines in the Strait of Hormuz on ‘The Will Cain Show.’
Mao Zedong’s leadership from 1949 until his death in 1976 reshaped China’s political, social, and economic landscape in profound ways. Central to Mao’s vision was the concept of the People’s Democratic Dictatorship, a term he used to describe a communist political system based on Marxist-Leninist principles adapted to Chinese conditions. Mao believed that a dictatorship of the proletariat, led by the Communist Party, was necessary to combat capitalist forces, achieve social equality, and transition to socialism.
South Dakota’s 101st session of its state legislature recently completed work and adjourned last month, with a number of unresolved matters carrying forward for further work and deliberation.
The top 12 issues that continue to be debated are discussed below, with the ranking order determined by estimated public interest and salience. Each of the issues presented concludes with a positional statement on the issue from a traditionalist constitutional and fiscal conservative standpoint.
GMO portfolio manager Tom Hancock explains how to identify quality companies and avoid overvalued tech on ‘Barron’s Roundtable.’
Not every question is asked in order to get an answer. In the scene I described in my last article, the Roman ruler asks this question not in order to better understand the Truth, but rather to mock the very idea of Truth. Think of it along the lines of your significant other asking, “What …
Lloyd Center Mall fell apart from death-by-liberalism as BLM/Antifa terrorists and common criminals took over the streets. Democrats defunded police while unleashing hundreds of criminals upon the streets creating a massive crime wave.
We’ve seen this movie before, and the lesson was written in blood during the Vietnam War. The United States didn’t lose because it ran out of bombs, bullets, or body armor. It lost because it ran out of public will. The battlefield shifted from the jungle to the living room, and once the American people stopped believing, the strategy collapsed under its own weight. Since then, every adversary worth their salt—from insurgent groups to near-peer competitors—has studied that vulnerability like it’s the Rosetta Stone of defeating the United States: fracture the narrative, erode domestic support, and time will do the rest.
Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., discusses reports alleging China provided military aid to Iran and U.S.-Iran talks ending without a peace deal on ‘The Big Weekend Show.’
The modern “15-Minute City” can provide some wonderful benefits; however it also provides increased opportunity for politicians to control the people.
She helped people die. Or maybe you’d say she helped them transition to the other side—whatever that means. She’s not a big believer in “the other side.”
Either way, she’s been helping people pass away for a long time. She has seen more death than most.
Democrats are now salivating over how they can steer most of the money into the operating budget to pay for an array of new services, programs and grifts. Watch for NEW NGOs to spring up across the state run by the Democrats’ cronies. Expect Somalis to get some of it.
‘The Big Money Show’ discusses Democrats’ new plan to push for tax cuts as the party debates how to win back working-class voters. #foxbusiness #bigmoneyshow
China’s history before Mao Zedong’s leadership was characterized by centuries of imperial rule, followed by attempts at modernization and political transformation. The Qing Dynasty, ruling from the mid-17th century until 1912, faced internal rebellions, foreign invasions, and economic challenges that weakened its authority. By the early 20th century, calls for reform and revolution grew louder, culminating in the Xinhai Revolution of 1911 and the overthrow of the Qing Dynasty.
Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, discusses visa fraud charges involving Indian nationals and outlines his PAUSE Act aimed at halting immigration on ‘Saturday in America.’
Obama left Americans to die in Libya, Biden left Americans to die in Afghanistan and Trump spared no expense to rescue two downed pilots behind enemy lines in Iran. This demonstrates true leadership, not cowardice.
The media continues to provide unintended commentary on the status of Western civilization. In the course of its so-called reporting of the news, we find plenty to laugh about or groan over. Don Surber guides us through this week’s choicest examples.
Is the G_d of the Israelites unforgiving, jealous and vengeful? In Genesis it was clear that G_d made man in his own image. G_d’s image could be described as one of vengeance, jealousy and spite. Does today’s man mirror this image? He kills many of those made in His image, including some of The Chosen People. Warmongering is evident by his orders to kill all in the promised land. Times were not easy for the Hebrews, first they were slaves to the Pharaoh only to become slaves to a vengeful, jealous and unforgiving G_d. If G-d created all persons and creatures, why would he kill his creations or order the killing of so many persons and innocent sacrificial animals? Perhaps, they are ones created by other gods?
A network of pro-communist groups funded by Neville Roy Singham, an American-born tech tycoon living in China, are mobilizing protests, according to Fox News Digital’s reporting. ‘The Big Weekend Show’ breaks it down.
In the silent, confusing days after the Crucifixion, the disciples wrestled with grief, fear, and doubt—yet God was already preparing the resurrection they could not yet see.