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The 4th of July and the Perennial Pursuit of Our Eternal Principles

The 4th of July commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the principles it contains. Today should be seen as a reminder to acknowledge and live out those principles, but also to remember one of the greatest Americans to embody those principles.

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Elon Musk Triumphant!

With Elon Musk set to take control of Twitter, the lefty-legacy media is up in arms. But how much will Musk really change the site?

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Editor's Picks- Kimberly Potter is Sentenced and Pedophiles in Big Tech

Reflections on the sentencing of former police officer Kim Potter and the prevalence of pedophiles in Big Tech and the Legacy media

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The Race Event Horizon- The Trials of Kimberly Potter and Jussie Smollett

The trials of Kimberly Potter and Jussie Smollett reveal a startling reality about how much race and racism are, and will continue to be, the center around which everything else revolves.

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Stopping History: George Orwell and the Anti-Fascist Press

In the same way Orwell's dystopian novel 1984 foretold an intrusive and totalitarian state, he also presaged the role a state-controlled media would play in propagating lies to erase history in order to form a repressive future.

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Here We Go Again- The Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse Begins.

As the trial of Kyle Rittehouse begins for the shootings he committed during the riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin last year, more than his right to self-defense is on the line. It is about whether we are willing to defend our laws and way of life that, like Kenosha last year, are being burned up.

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A Quiet Riot? Reflections on the Immediate Aftermath of the Derek Chauvin Trial

The trial of officer Derek Chauvin ended with a guilty verdict on all counts for his part in the death of George Floyd. So while the case is over, it is clear that its effects will have a long lasting presence across the nation.

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When The Fight Comes to You

A brief personal encounter with Black Lives Matter protestors, brought to mind a whole host of questions of what we would do if we found ourselves in a violent situation.

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The Art of the Idea: Everything Right and Wrong With this Ubiquitous Litany of Cliches

Semantic overload refers to words or phrases that have more that one meaning; sometimes meanings that are at complete odds with what we thought they meant. A perfect example of this are the virtue signalling signs that we have all seen in yards. But what are they really trying to say?

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The 4th of July and the Perennial Pursuit of Our Eternal Principles

The 4th of July commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the principles it contains. Today should be seen as a reminder to acknowledge and live out those principles, but also to remember one of the greatest Americans to embody those principles.

Elon Musk Triumphant!

With Elon Musk set to take control of Twitter, the lefty-legacy media is up in arms. But how much will Musk really change the site?

Editor's Picks- Kimberly Potter is Sentenced and Pedophiles in Big Tech

Reflections on the sentencing of former police officer Kim Potter and the prevalence of pedophiles in Big Tech and the Legacy media

The Race Event Horizon- The Trials of Kimberly Potter and Jussie Smollett

The trials of Kimberly Potter and Jussie Smollett reveal a startling reality about how much race and racism are, and will continue to be, the center around which everything else revolves.

Stopping History: George Orwell and the Anti-Fascist Press

In the same way Orwell's dystopian novel 1984 foretold an intrusive and totalitarian state, he also presaged the role a state-controlled media would play in propagating lies to erase history in order to form a repressive future.

Here We Go Again- The Trial of Kyle Rittenhouse Begins.

As the trial of Kyle Rittehouse begins for the shootings he committed during the riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin last year, more than his right to self-defense is on the line. It is about whether we are willing to defend our laws and way of life that, like Kenosha last year, are being burned up.

A Quiet Riot? Reflections on the Immediate Aftermath of the Derek Chauvin Trial

The trial of officer Derek Chauvin ended with a guilty verdict on all counts for his part in the death of George Floyd. So while the case is over, it is clear that its effects will have a long lasting presence across the nation.

When The Fight Comes to You

A brief personal encounter with Black Lives Matter protestors, brought to mind a whole host of questions of what we would do if we found ourselves in a violent situation.

The Art of the Idea: Everything Right and Wrong With this Ubiquitous Litany of Cliches

Semantic overload refers to words or phrases that have more that one meaning; sometimes meanings that are at complete odds with what we thought they meant. A perfect example of this are the virtue signalling signs that we have all seen in yards. But what are they really trying to say?

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Ninety Years of King Kong

Considerations on the Influence of AI on Christianity, and How to Resist It.