Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Deterrence and the Interagency Process, Part 2: Interagency “The evolution of the interagency process parallels Americas [sic] purposeful adaptation to changing global realities of the last five decades. But it is not an orderly evolution because of serious structural and cultural impediments, such as discontinuities from one administration to another and poor institutional memory.” Gabriel …
Good Morning! Happy Sunday! Here is the American Free News Network’s Week In Review: Top Stories 23-30 July 2023.
Pray as though everything depended on God. Work as though everything depended on you. `Saint Augustine Author My bride and I spent a career learning what it was like to jump off cliffs and rely solely on God to provide the parachute we would need to land safely – sometimes with only minor injuries. …
You may not believe that laughter really is the best medicine, but it won’t hurt to give it a try!
Yes, I’ve spent a rather significant amount of bandwidth reporting on the unchecked crime in Philadelphia, the growth of which many, including me, have attributed to the lax-on-crime policies of the George Soros sponsored, police-hating and criminal loving defense lawyer now ‘serving’ as the city’s chief prosecutor, but it isn’t just the City of Brotherly …
It’s been a long time coming (over 50 years), but it seems Joseph Robinette Biden may be falling. I don’t mean falling up the stairs of Air Force One or falling down on stage at the Air Force Academy graduation ceremony. I mean finally falling on his political/criminal face and falling hard.
Albert Constantine channels Paul Shanklin as he uses Political Parody As a Weapon-Maybe it’s the best thing for Joe, but it’s the worst that could happen to us.
Edward Haugland explains the Stockholm Syndrome and its connection to Liberal Loyalties to a Dystopian Democratic Party
Today in Cloft’s Corner, Dave attends a celebrity roast of famed economist, Adam Smith tied into the 2023 economy.
Deterrence and the Interagency Process, Part 1: Deterrence I came across an interesting article on LinkedIn on deterrence and how the military should be in control of it. I started a comment and midway through; I opened another browser tab to a quick search. When I got back to LinkedIn, my comments and the original …
You’ve likely never heard of Scottish mathematician John Napier, but his invention of logarithms in 1614 revolutionized the scientific world by making complicated calculations a thing of the past. In a recent essay, Simon Black, the founder of financial/political website Sovereign Man, discussed Napier’s concept of logarithmic decay, which he noted “models many real world …
For decades, the notion of extraterrestrial life has been a captivating topic of discussion, conjuring images of advanced civilizations from distant galaxies.
Having grown up in two small Kansas towns, I guess I should be distraught and maybe remorseful. Why? Because when an award-winning Country-Western singer writes a song about life and values in America’s ubiquitous small towns and is immediately attacked and canceled, he must have done something wrong, right? Wrong! Actually, all Jason Aldean did …
Without equal protection, law enforcement becomes capricious. Conversely, equal protection is how minorities (ethnic, political, ideological, and otherwise) are protected from the mob.
Would it be wrong of me to retort, “Learn to code“? Thomas Carlyle, the Scottish essayist, historian and philosopher, coined the phrase “the dismal science” to refer to economics in the 19th century, and for the print newspaper industry in the United States, economics has been a very dismal science. Editorial cartoonists’ firings point to …
Few saw it coming. News of the collapse of Hunter Biden’s sweetheart deal sent shockwaves throughout Washington on Wednesday. U.S. District Court Judge Maryellen Noreika’s refusal to sign off on the plea agreement was the worst possible outcome for the Biden family, but it was a great outcome for the rule of law in America. …
This article argues that the pre-9/11 Army was a better organization than today, with a stronger focus on its singular purpose: winning the nation’s wars.
“97% of scientists agree with whoever is funding them.” Anonymous What does it mean when entire governments of major Western powers transform themselves, in unison, mind you, from legitimate, responsible governments to misbegotten, autocratic, bastardized versions of what they once were? Is there some centralized power emerging that is dictating new policy? Is …
The Lamestream media echo chamber (LMEC-L) social media (SM) big tech tyrants (BT) and government (G) at Work
Today, we dive into the baffling saga of Butt Wiper Brewing and their flagship beer, “Butt White,” which has been met with an total lack of consumer interest.