Viewing the World through the Lens of History and Subsidiarity
This is Part 3 of a three article series on the social media upheaval. We recommend first reading Part 1 and Part 2 When corrupt dominant power structures come to the end of their reigns, there is always a fight…
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This is Part 2 of a three article series on the social media upheaval. You may read Part 1 here. In the previous post, a challenge was initiated. Social media users were challenged to remove their business to other media…
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This is Part 1 of a three article series on the social media upheaval. An internet hurricane is unfolding. Since 2016, the world of social media has been undergoing drastic changes. This is thanks to political events, government crackdowns, and…
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“Did you hear of the city on the hill Said one old man to the other It once shined bright, and it would be shining still But they all started turning on each other You see, the poets thought the…
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Quarterback Dak Prescott of the Dallas Cowboys is no stranger to controversy. After the way his career has unfolded to date, it probably should not come as a shock that he found himself in the midst of another controversy; this…
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Considering the power of the Deep State, it was probably foolish to expect President Trump to hold out forever against their efforts to destroy the Iranian Nuclear Deal. Now that the damage has been done and the United States has…
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It is a poverty to decide that a child must die so that you may live as you wish. – Mother Teresa of Calcutta The fruits of Socialist healthcare. That is the only way to adequately describe the horrific, euthanistic murders of…
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This past week, the Congress of the United States passed a new $1.3 trillion 2,232 page omnibus spending package which almost no one even tried to read before being called to vote on it. Buried in the package is a…
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Reading the shocking news which came out of South Africa last week, one would feel like they were in a new episode of Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone. The South African government passed a law whereby land owned by white landowners…
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Election Day and it’s aftermath is always one of the most humorous times in the calendar for this author. Reading all the ‘evaluations’, the panic attacks and the victory crows as well as seeing the so-called ‘analysts’ trying to understand…
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