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The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion. - Albert Camus

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Old Lessons For A New Resistance

“The lessons of civil rights transcend the particulars of any one political reality; its playbook offers wisdom and practical know-how to...

Letting Go: The Copium of the People

“The truth is, people will have negative opinions about you and there's absolutely nothing you can do to change this fact. It's time to give people the freedom to think what they want. Let them judge. Let them disapprove. Let them talk about me behind my back.” – The Let Them Theory Self-help books are a $12 billion a year business, with a staggering 85 percent of the population purchasing at least one self-help book during their lives. Unsurprisingly, 70 percent of people

Democrats: The Real Threat to Democracy?

“This isn’t hindsight. Everyone saw it happening”. – Original Sin In the 1989 movie “Weekend at Bernie's”, two insurance employees pretend their dead boss is still alive, so they can spend a luxurious weekend at a beachfront home. Like the film, Democrats seemed to use Biden’s increasing decline for their own ends, pushing an agenda that may or may not have been at Biden’s direction. More importantly, perhaps, was Trump’s seemingly existential threat to democracy. The

George Floyd Revisited

“In this case, the media and the Left wrongfully accused four officers before any of the facts were known. They helped stir the outrage...

American Renewal

“What lasts are the lessons whispered to us by those who have lived the types of lives we should all aspire to. What lasts is what men and women from our own history got right. We live in a time when we ignore their insights at our peril. Their whispered wisdom can only be discerned if we study them with care.” – Lessons in Liberty Following the George Floyd protests in the summer of 2020, many statues of American founders were torn down due to misguided beliefs about racia

Immigration: Then and Now

“In the pace of their economic progress, immigrants of the past were very similar to immigrants today…The true ascent for immigrant families happens in the next generation. The children of immigrants achieve incredible economic success – a pattern that has held in the United States for more than a century”. – Streets of Gold Every ten years, the federal government collects census information across the country to determine the number of congressional districts by state. R

Blessed Are the Peacemakers

“I would never hurt anyone unless I had to. My life's motto is: don't hurt me, and I won't hurt you”. – The Peaceful Porcupine On June 13, 2025, Israel initiated a preemptive military strike on Iran and its nuclear facilities, military sites, and commanders. Yet, despite universal agreement that Iran has not developed a nuclear weapon, Israel and the United States are proceeding as if they have. In fact, on March 25, the Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, tes

Back to the Future

“By joining a lodge, an initiate adopted, at least implicitly, a set of values. Societies dedicated themselves to the advancement of...

A Minnesota Tale of Good over Evil

“I embraced the realization that this scar, rather than a mark of hurt, would symbolize the miraculous healing God bestowed upon Landen....

From Hand Up to Hand Out

“Essentially, the Founders believed equality was a natural right, an endowment from the creator. Equality was something you moved from in building out your life, and it was the role of government to guard and protect that right”. – Equality of Opportunity To right the wrongs in European monarchies and aristocracies that prevented social mobility under their caste system, America’s founders created a structure of social equality, one of equal opportunity, rights, and trea

Prologue to a Genocide

“When we examine the daily practices of persecution in various countries, we cannot fail to note the ease with which German occupiers...

The War on Drug Addicts

“Chemical hooks are only a minor part of addiction. The other factors, like isolation and trauma, have been proven to be much bigger...

Communism and Genocide: Cambodian Edition

“I was shot three times. I lay limp in the ditch. It was filled with my family's blood…My mother was dead. My baby sister was dead. My...

A Return to Mineral Independence

“Vast areas of federal and state acreage now forbid mineral exploration, mining, prospecting, leasing, and other activities related to...

Why Vaccines Cause Autism, and More!

“The media hype, the fear mongering, the lack of objectivity, the manipulating of statistics, the ignoring of effective therapies, the...

Bandwagon or Bust

“Society is consistently wrong. Though the details vary, there are two crucial constants: First, hysteria is absurd; Second, herding is...

Let The Market Work

Many economic misperceptions about inflation stem not just from misunderstandings about macroeconomic policy, but, more broadly, from a lack of appreciation for the important functions of market prices in general .” – The War on Prices President Trump’s key economic strategy to return manufacturing and drive new business to the United States is tariffs. Under Trump’s policy, tariffs are used to address trade deficits while increasing revenue for the federal government. L

How the Catholics Baked Christianity into Western Society

“Not only did the Church work to overturn the morally repugnant aspects of the ancient world – like infanticide and gladiatorial combats – but after Rome’s fall, it was the Church that restored and advanced civilization.” – How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization In 1901, the annual Nobel Prize contest began, following the death of Alfred Nobel in 1896. It was Alfred’s wish that his fortune be used to recognize those in several areas of discipline who contribute

How Democratization of Protection Led to More War

“The US government does not protect us. To the contrary, there exists no greater danger to our life, property, and prosperity than the US government.” – The Myth of National Defense In 1917, Woodrow Wilson first called to “make the world safe for democracy” as he pleaded with Congress to bring America into war with Germany. It would be the beginning of an aggressive expansionist policy that would result in a series of foreign conflicts, eventually earning the US its imperi

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