For most all of last year we were constantly hammered with news about the BLM mostly peaceful protests. The protests were usually anything but peaceful, but they were a useful tool for the left. They were said to be in response to the inhumane treatment
Mitt Romney, a supposed Republican from Utah, has been rethinking the entire carbon tax thing. Back when he was a governor, he was opposed to cap and trade legislation, but overall was lukewarm on climate change. It seems now that he may have found Gaia,
We have seen this happening for a while. Sundance over at the Conservative Treehouse has chronicled it for a long time now. It is a lot easier to keep the populace in check if it looks like there is a loyal opposition to the ruling
Before the election we were preached to about how inflammatory President Trump was. Joe Biden was going to be the adult in the room. Vox did a piece on his foreign policy bona fides and spewed this miasma: Biden is a creature of the American
The gunman in the other night’s shooting deaths of 8 people, including 6 Asians, said he was motivated by a sexual addiction. That didn’t stop the politicians from immediately jumping on race as a factor. Kamala Harris even thought it was a great idea to
Just a few days after the US admitted that it had tried reaching out to North Korea, they get a terse response: “We don’t think there is need to respond to the U.S. delaying-time trick again,” Choe said in a statement carried by state media.
What if all of your income, your sense of self, and entire existence, depended on racism. Well, you would need racism to exist. The problem with it though is that it is like a precious commodity for some. It was real and easy to point
Someone on Twitter pointed out that this video of Biden leaving the White House looks pretty strange. If you pay attention, his hand appears to cover the gray microphone, that looks like it is supposed to be in front of him. I don’t understand this
I attended college a little later in than most people. I had already served 10 years in the Navy and had a family of my own when I entered as a freshman. Showing up to college after that many years in the military was a
The mission creep of the US military into political operations has been slowly infecting the ranks for years, but only recently fully metastasized. It is a spillover from the early Trump administration that saw Acting Attorney General Sally Yates “refusing to defend his executive order