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Defending the Possibilities of Democracy

American democracy is a light unto the world. It’s how we got ourselves a senile president who molests young girls

In April of this year, silky voiced crooner and defamation lawsuit defendant Alex Jones was ordered by a jury to

The histories of both Egypt and Mesopotamia are fascinating, if nothing else because of just how old they are. It

The following is a four-part series on the life of Major General Patrick Cleburne, C.S.A. It derives heavily from two

Author’s Preface: The Jim Crow Era, in my view, was Dixie’s Golden Age and provided it with some of its

I’m not a theological expert but in case you haven’t noticed, we live in a civilization hijacked by an ethno-religious

The sun felt warm on the boys’ faces as they rode down the logging trail through the woods. It was

The disparity between America’s global aggression and the local capabilities of its primary targets, Russia and China, is so alarming

I love baseball. Growing up in a multi-generational house, where I spent a great deal of time with my grandfather,

I have been involved in dissident politics for some years now. And, being someone who has decent pattern recognition skills,