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The Covid Agenda Did Not Fail

I don’t know about you, but I keep finding articles online and listening to podcasts that regurgitate this idea that

As has been covered elsewhere,[1] the Medieval king, as opposed to the monarchs who emerged during the 14th century and

“Fundamentally, the western Christian church lost its attempt to control civil society. In justice as well as government, secular authority

One summer, when I was about eighteen, I had the privilege of going on the road with a traveling evangelist,

There are a large amount of people that struggle to understand complex subjects, or for some reason desire that complex

The federal election is close. Like many here on Gab, I have largely given up on voting. The combination of

In the dissident community, we are always looking for that black swan, an event that will change the course of

I think it is good practice to always be brainstorming about the potential future steps ahead of us. What is

One of the more disturbing trends to emerge out of a rash of violence against Whites by illegal immigrants is

Two areas I have studied that have fascinated me are the Old South and author J.R.R. Tolkien and his creation