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Poison Fruits of the ‘Woke’ Military’s Identity Politics

The United States militray is becoming increasingly "woke" in recent times, often seeming to place social justice and identity politics virtue signaling above training for war. For many years, the U.S. military has been among the most trusted of American institutions. It has certainly been the most trusted part of…

Americans Are Being Pitted against Each Other over Vaccine Status

While America is already increasingly politically divided, a new tactic of division is also emerging: Vaccinated Vs. Unvaccinated. Governent officials and their allies in the corporate media are now attemtping to convince the vaxxed masses that the unjabbed are something to be feared and rejected. Last week, White House COVID…

COVID Spin-Ops: Government Actions Hyped, Government Failures Buried

We are now two years into the COVID-19 pandemic. But what have we learned? Here's what we know about the origins of the disease and governments’ role in bungling the response. The United States, French, and Chinese governments collaborated on gain-of-function research. This research created a pandemic-capable respiratory virus that…

The Great Americans We Lost in 2021

In 2021, we lost some of the greatest Americans in history. The tragic February 17 loss of Rush Limbaugh got the most attention, and deservedly so. To instruct and entertain simultaneously is a tough task, and Limbaugh performed in fine style. There may never be another. Sadly, Rush wasn't the…

What Happened to the Riots?

For months throughout 2020, American cities were torn apart by violent far-left rioting, led by Black Lives Matter and Antifa. The unrest peaked in the summer of 2020, after the death of George Floyd, as riots and lootings erupted in Democrat-controlled areas. BLM and Antifa militia's led the charge of…

How to Save the World

Society is contantly being ripped further apart and many fear it may never be whole again. Americans often question whether the country has ever been this divided before. “Yeah, yeah, yeah—I might agree those are all problems but what is your solution?” is common response to such talk of impending…

The War on Kavanaugh and the End of Honor Culture

In the 2000 political drama “The Contender,” an opposition research attack is launched against a woman named Laine Hanson (Joan Allen) who has been nominated for the vice presidency. Part of the assault is a rumor, supposedly confirmed with actual videotape, that Hanson partook in group sex while she was…

Americans Surrendered Their Liberties on the Bill of Rights’ 230th Anniversary

Have Americans finally yielded their liberties on the 230th anniversary of the Bill of Rights? President Franklin Roosevelt, who designated Bill of Rights Day on December 15, believed nothing could make us yield our rights. “What we face is nothing more nor less than an attempt to overthrow and to…

Jussie Smollett and the Left’s Obsession with Black Male Victimization

Jussie Smollett and his generation believe that for a black man, the highest form of human existence (self-awareness) can only come through victimization. Consider the adulation of the martyrs (both real and supposed) Martin Luther King, Jr., George Floyd, Trayvon Martin, and Colin Kaepernick. Jussie, understandably, coveted some of that…

Vaccine Mandates Abroad Suggest Ominous Lessons

Britain shines bright when you are far from home. Even more so when the continent is fast sinking into a dystopian nightmare. So it was particularly heartbreaking to hear Boris Johnson, a few days ago, saying that the country needs to have a “national conversation” about vaccine mandates. While he…