Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
In the 1990’s, Steve Harrigan was an American student in Moscow when he asked CNN if they needed a translator. They did, and he was hired. He ended up in Grozny, the capital city of Chechnya, where he witnessed a precursor of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Here’s what happened there: “The 1999–2000 battle of Grozny was the siege …
When Did Government Lies Become Okay? Little Lies
There are many ways to move the money and power away from the Federal government. This article is a good start.
This trend did not start overnight. It’s been in the works for decades as it’s been driven by a series of events, exploited by the Left through its servile media, to further erode trust in America’s major institutions. It’s working.
Biden Administration, incompetence or malice?
Might there be a silver lining to the Russian invasion of Ukraine? Documents allegedly written by an FSB (Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation, successor agency to the KGB) analyst claim that Russia’s disastrous invasion of Ukraine has ended Chinese President Xi Jinping’s plans to make a run at Taiwan this fall, according to Fox News. …
It’s hard finding an American, anywhere, who believes Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a good thing. I’m no exception. War is ugly, and innocent people suffer as the pseudo-elites play their geopolitical chess games driven by power-lust, pocketbook and politics. This also isn’t about rooting for the “good guys.” For Vladimir Putin cannot be counted …
I have a question. When did politicians and federal employees start calling themselves public servants? Even more importantly, why are we letting them? It’s almost as if they’re trying to claim the mantle of nobility for making a sacrifice in the public interest. But aside from members of the military (and I’m beginning to question …
China on Tuesday said its stance on the Ukraine conflict is “completely objective, impartial and constructive,” and repeated accusations the U.S. is spreading misinformation over reports Beijing has responded positively to a Russian request for military supplies.
Admiral Rachel Levine, who currently serves as the assistant secretary of health in the Department of Health and Human Services, was absolutely delighted to hear he had been named one of USA Today’s “Women of the Year.” This great honor is bestowed upon women who have made a significant impact on America during the previous …
The preamble to the Constitution and the self-evident truths in the Declaration Independence are the enduring truths. We may have strayed from them at times, but they have guided the vector of American civilization. They are why Americans dismantled racism and sought fairness while maintaining prosperity. Racial narratives and a re-writing history and destroying the institutions of prosperity are not the way.
The Patricians just aren’t like you and me. If you get canned for some reason — I’m retired now, so I’m beyond the ability of anyone to fire — you might, might! be able to get a few hundred bucks a week in unemployment benefits. If you are terminated for cause, such as an inappropriate …
The Russian invasion of Ukraine knocked Canada off the news. The threat of totalitarianism in Canada is a more proximate, clear and present danger to the U.S. Will freedom triumph or not?
As many as 12 missiles were fired Sunday toward the US consulate in Iraq’s northern city of Irbil, with several missiles hitting the building, Iraqi and US security officials said.
The unraveling of the American culture and society is neither a sudden nor unexpected phenomenon. What is witnessed today is the deterioration of our national foundations from folly in the past decades. A horrible reality is now appearing.
A second tier Russian official conveys a warning to counter who might wish to support a Ukrainian resistance movement.
Federal anti-lynching legislation is more leftist form over substance and will not prevent one murder…which is already illegal.
Reconstructing History, Part 2: The Maskirovka of History Traditional wisdom is the state has a monopoly the power to enact laws and compel their enforcement. As the Commander of CJTF-180 in Afghanistan once told me, “that briefs well, but can you do it?” Over the relevant range of western civilization since the Treaty of …
