Kaiser’s recent article, “The Difficulty in Keeping Dissidents Engaged” and the others he links to are important reads and especially for how to understand
Tag: Advice
The Difficulty in Keeping Dissidents Engaged
We dissidents have a rough time, sometimes. Not only do we risk public vilification, losing our jobs, and losing our
Birthing a Nation, The Path Forward
Recently, I was fortunate to celebrate another wedding anniversary, nearly four decades. And I couldn’t help but reflect on how
Blue-Collar Supremacy
Lowly and slowly, I walked onto the path set before me, a humble journey interrupted by powers out of my
Strategies for the Younger Dissident
Had another reader question come in the other day. This particular one came in from a younger dissident. I always enjoy
Now or Never
“Now in these dread latter days of the old violent beloved U.S.A. and of the Christ-forgetting Christ-haunted death-dealing Western world
Paul Craig Roberts: “America Is Entering End Times”
Paul Craig Roberts (PCR) coming in with another hot take about the End Times of the American Empire (emphasis mine): America Is
The Beauty of Solitude
In an age where we’re more connected than ever, paradoxically, many of us find ourselves feeling more disconnected from ourselves
Plan A, No Plan B
“I have been young, and now I am old…” Psalms 37:25 KJV These words ring true, for I was once
End of the Endless Shrimp
I’m not in the restaurant business. Although, I take a practical approach to what I order based upon where I