A Rare Anti-Federalist Newspaper from December 1787, Signed in Type “Brutus”, Which Sought to Counter the Federalist Papers and Alexander Hamilton
Much of this is pretty simple for anyone who ever really studied American history and the Federalist and Anti-Federalist Papers. I had the basics of it down between my sophomore year in high school and my sophomore college year.
The problem remains that many Americans do know these truths, and yet they still choose to ignore and work against them in favor of an agenda that kills freedom and liberty for all, for their own benefit and gain and power.
The useful idiots have done the damage over the past 100 years, and now good, patriotic Americans are left to play hell in order to restore the nation under its founding principles.
There are moments in the life of a nation when the people must decide whether they will remain free men and women, or drift slowly, almost sleepwalking, into a condition of managed dependence. Such moments do not always arrive with cannon fire, smoke, and the open conquest of a visible enemy. More often they come wrapped in administrative language, softened by assurances, and sold as efficiency, compassion, progress, or safety. Yet the danger is no less real because it wears a polite face. A republic may lose its freedom the way a great house is consumed by termites: one hidden bite at a time, until the whole structure suddenly yields under its own weight. Continue reading
As Americans look ahead to the 250th anniversary of our founding, there is a renewed emphasis on returning to the principles that shaped this nation. One encouraging sign is the growing participation in efforts like this week’s “America Reads the Bible” — a public acknowledgment that Scripture has been, and must remain, foundational to our national identity.
My father worked on the docks of New York City when America’s economy was booming before 1929. As with many Europeans of economically depressed countries at the end of World War I, he left his native country to seek a new life in America, which was calling for the extra muscle needed to build a brand new, modern infrastructure . . . from subways and skyscrapers in New York to infinitely more from coast to coast.
Introduction: The Fraying Fabric of an Empire
President Trump redefined his indefinite ceasefire today to a definite 3-5-day ceasefire, if 3-5 days can be called definite. Yesterday the schedule was “until such time as their leaders and representatives can come up with a unified proposal.” Now it’s 3-5 days.
As of April 2026, the United States feels like it’s juggling a few too many flaming swords—some overseas, some right here at home.
Now, thanks to Governor Abigail Spanberger and her Democrat crew, it’s looking a lot more like “
If there were a thousand people living on an island, and one of them began making life miserable for everyone else, there would soon be 999 people living on the island.
I’ve spent many happy hours volunteering in a program for inner-city children in Minneapolis since I was a teen. One of my tasks over the years has been helping these children with writing.
In early December 2001, ‘normal’ life very suddenly ceased to exist in Argentina – anything that remotely resembled a functional society came to an abrupt end. And that is by no means an exaggeration.