“You want to defend the United States of America, then defend it with the tools it supplies you with – its Constitution. You ask for a mandate, General, from a ballot box. You don’t steal it after midnight, when the country has its back turned.” – Seven Days in May (1964)

Who is actually running the government?

That is no longer a rhetorical question.

As America’s war with Iran lurches from escalation to ceasefire to renewed threats of military force, Americans are being asked to trust that someone, somewhere, knows what they are doing.

But who?

The president who boasts one moment of imminent peace and threatens the next to “finish the job”? The Pentagon officials who insist the war is going according to plan? The vice president who has reportedly questioned whether the Defense Department is giving the president the full picture? The intelligence agencies, defense contractors, war planners, foreign allies, billionaire donors, political handlers and unelected power brokers who operate behind the curtain?

This is the constitutional crisis hiding in plain sight.

The question is not merely whether Donald Trump is fit to lead. The question is whether any president still leads in any meaningful constitutional sense once the permanent war government gets moving.

That war government – the military industrial complex, the intelligence apparatus, the surveillance state, the federal police bureaucracy, the defense contractors, the private-sector profiteers and the unelected functionaries who keep the machinery running – does not need tanks in the streets to take over. Continue reading →

A few days ago I was reading from Isaiah 6 and, although I’d read it before, a passage in Isaiah 6 had a profound effect upon me; causing my brain to come to a screeching halt so that it could consider what I’d just read.

The passage in question is the part of Isaiah 6 where Isaiah says that he heard the voice of the LORD ask, ‘Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?’ Isaiah responds by saying ‘Here am I; send me.’ Then, in verse 11 Isaiah asks how long, and it is the LORD’s answer that hit me like a 20 lb sledgehammer, ‘Until the cities be wasted without inhabitant, and the houses without man, and the land be utterly desolate, And the Lord have removed men far away, and there be a great forsaking in the midst of the land.’

However one chooses to interpret the events described in that verse, I don’t think anyone will disagree with me when I say that the overall meaning of the passage is, a very long time. Based solely upon chapters, Isaiah is second only to Psalms; proving that Isaiah did end up serving the LORD for a very long time. According to how I understand it, Isaiah never hesitated, and he never wavered in his commitment to serving the LORD. Continue reading →

Classic black flag with white Shahada (Islamic declaration of faith): There is no god but Allah, Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah

In our time of fast-moving global changes, a troubling alliance is taking shape. It brings together Russian philosopher Alexander Dugin’s Eurasianist ideas, the Russian government, Communist China, and radical Islamic end-times beliefs.

Conservative podcasters like James Corbett and end times prophecy teachers like Joel Richardson have been trying to alert the world.

Joel Richardson, a well-known expert on Middle East prophecy and author of the book The Islamic Antichrist released a video on March 28, 2026, titled “Is This The End Times Alliance? Dugin, Russia, and Islam Against the West.” Richardson shows how Dugin’s occult background, combined with Islamic prophecies about the Mahdi and black-flag armies marching on Jerusalem, could form the very coalition that the Bible warns will rise against the West, Israel, and biblical Christianity in the last days. Continue reading →

The Declaration of Independence is the root of the ideals for American freedom. It was the first document to openly define our disagreements with the King of England who controlled the colonies. Even more importantly, the Declaration specifically outlined the foundation of liberty, including limited government overreach in the lives of the citizens, the absolute need for private property ownership to guarantee personal freedom and the ability to build personal wealth. Continue reading →

Even with a former top aide facing a criminal indictment, a deadline has come and gone for the Trump administration to criminally charge Dr. Anthony Fauci for lying under oath to Congress.

“David Morens, Dr. Fauci’s top advisor, was indicted, but Fauci himself still walks free,” Sen. Rand Paul, warning about the deadline that came Monday, wrote in an X post on May 7.

Dr. Morens, a key advisor to Fauci, was indicted in April on federal charges he concealed research and medical records from the public during the Covid-19 pandemic. He faces five totals counts, including conspiracy, falsifying records, and concealing records. Continue reading →

A longtime target of a self-described “catalyst for racial justice in the South and beyond” is giving the Southern Poverty Law Center a chance to make its case.

Last month, the Department of Justice indicted the Montgomery, Alabama-based Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) on 11 felonies, including charges of wire fraud, false statements, and conspiracy to commit money laundering to fund the racism it claims to fight.

On Monday, three weeks later, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall (R) subpoenaed the SPLC for donor information, fundraising solicitations and other internal documents.

He told Tony Perkins that attorneys general have oversight involving charitable organizations, and in the SPLC’s case, which he called a “fundraising operation under the guise of something very different,” his office wants to know who they were funding, the purpose of that money, what information they gained, and how they utilized that information to raise money across the country. Continue reading →

Larry Schreiber wrote this song to remind us all that Government serves you and me! We have power over the Government, not the other way around.

Notice something about those steps. The government can’t purchase them. They are choices each individual must make.

The Left’s compassion has inflicted a terrible price on America’s poor.

In 1964, former President Lyndon B. Johnson declared an “unconditional war on poverty.” He warned it “will not be a short or easy struggle,” but that “the richest nation on earth can afford to win it.”

He was right that it wouldn’t be a short or easy struggle. Johnson and Congress created a host of new federal programs, including the Job Corps, Head Start and the Office of Economic Opportunity. His “Great Society” programs included Medicare and Medicaid. In 1965, he signed a housing bill that included rent subsidies. Continue reading →

“If serving in an elected office ever becomes a career, corruption will surely follow.” ~ Thomas Jefferson

This is a subject I have addressed in the past and am still passionate about. In my estimation Jefferson nailed it. Now that corruption in government is socially acceptable for public discussion, I’ll hit it again. Continue reading →