The Wrath of God

After I had finished my evening reading last night I was sitting around digesting what I had read; waiting for bedtime to come rolling around on the clock. As I did that, not thinking about anything, but thinking about everything all at one (if that makes any sense to you) a thought popped into my head; one that I felt was important enough to write down, ‘Moral relativity will prove to be the downfall of this country.’ Proving that point will be the focus of the remainder of this essay. Continue reading →

President Trump says his ban on Third World immigration is permanent.

“We DON’T want those people! People who aren’t friendly to us, like SOMALIA! We don’t WANT THEM! Like SOMALIA, where you have [llhan Omar] going around telling everybody about our Constitution and yet she supposedly came into the country by marrying her BROTHER! They’re not good countries. Crime-ridden, don’t do a good job, don’t register for success. We frankly DON’T NEED THEIR PEOPLE…” ~ President Trump

Why should America be forced to babysit the third world? We have no obligation to them – we have obligations to our own citizens. The United States is not the world’s babysitter. Continue reading →

The explosion of AI across every industry has seen hundreds of water – and power-hungry server farms sprout up across the US. Already, one-third of the world’s internet traffic flows through data centers in just one US state: Virginia.

However, until now, there has been no official record of the number of data centers in America, who owns them, or how much electricity they consume. Continue reading →

An analyst Friday said that President Donald Trump’s floundering MAGA regime and “cast of characters” is “wreaking havoc” on Americans’ lives.

Salon’s Brian Karem described how Trump has spent more time on the golf course than caring about the declining economy, and how the writer is “thankful for the growing number of people who understand the truly acidic nature of the most feckless presidential administration of my lifetime.” Continue reading →

Something that NEEDS to take place in New York City TODAY! ~ Editor

It took a 100 years for them to destroy his monopoly laws. That’s why we only have 2 or 3 technological companies controlling the internet right now. Because our government destroys the monopoly laws so that they could do that. They’ve been given special permission to do it just like the sports teams have been given special permission to ignore the monopoly laws. ~ Tony Moore

If you’ve ever watched crime dramas or cop shows on TV or the big screen you are probably familiar with the term the title of this essay refers to; the good cop/bad cop interrogation method. Basically, one cop comes across as aggressive, while the other is sympathetic to your plight. What is supposed to happen is that you accept whatever offer the good cop provides in order to stop having to be harassed by the ‘bad’ cop; never realizing you are being played; both cops seek the same goal; a confession or admission of guilt. Continue reading →

This really hit. Socrates warned that when a society stops questioning and starts celebrating ignorance, it destroys itself from within. What’s scary is how accurate that feels today. We don’t reward thinkers anymore — we reward whoever can shout the loudest or look the best doing it. The people who ask real questions get labeled as ‘negative’ or ‘boring.’ This isn’t just about social media, it’s about values. We’ve confused attention for intelligence.

Last year at this time we published the newly-elected Donald Trump hosting a Thanksgiving dinner for his friends and cabinet. It was a happy cartoon without conflict.

This year, we decided to show the Democrats having their own Thanksgiving dinner. The Democrat socialists are currently befuddled – they’re not even sure who their leader is. It used to be Obama, but he no longer summons up much enthusiasm from his base. They know he got elected twice, got rich, did little for the country, and is now anticipating the opening of his monstrous library – some call it brutalist architecture. Continue reading →

As a national holiday, Thanksgiving originated as war propaganda.

Lincoln and his cabinet, as they were seated at the reading of the proclamation

It was Abe Lincoln in November 1863 who made Thanksgiving a national holiday. The Union Army under Grant had finally won a battle at Shiloh, and the victory called for celebration.

American Indians, or native Americans as some prefer, give no thanks for the Europeans’ arrival or for Lincoln’s victory over the Confederacy. No sooner than Sherman and Sheridan had raped and pillaged the Confederacy than they were sicced on the Plains Indians, Ralph K. Andrist chronicles their extermination in his book, The Long Death: The Last Days of the Plains Indian.

The invasion of the Confederate States of America by the Union has been incorrectly labeled a “civil war” by court historians. It is completely clear that there was no civil war. A civil war is when contesting sides fight for the control of the government. The Confederacy had its own government in Richmond and no interest in the one in Washington. It was the North that invaded the South by sending an army into Virginia where the Union army was defeated at the Battle of Bull Run. Continue reading →

In 1871, as the Reconstruction-era US federal government was growing ever larger, work began on a massive office building in Washington DC to house the growing departments of State, War, and Navy.

It would become known as the SWaN building, and it was designed in the high fashion of its time – the grandiose and gaudy French Second Empire style.

Naturally, though, this being a government project, it took 17 years to finish, at which point the architecture was already out of style. Continue reading →

The Resolution, which passed the House 285-98, came hours before Trump’s meeting with socialist NYC mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani

Ninety-eight House Democrats on Friday voted against a resolution “denouncing the horrors of socialism” that came just hours before President Donald Trump met with socialist New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani.

The resolution passed 285-98, with only 86 Democrats voting in favor. Two Democrats voted “present.” No Republicans opposed the resolution. Continue reading →

The Dems are determined to take control of our country, destroy our freedoms, and divide us into tribes. They use racism and fear to strengthen their tribal system;

“Every kingdom divided against itself is laid waste, and no city or household divided against itself will stand.” Jesus Christ, Matthew 12:25 (RSV)

In grade school, I often heard about our country’s “Melting Pot,” a symbol of the blending of diverse ethnicities united by the idea that we are a nation formed by various groups coming together to create a new and distinct culture unlike any other. As a predominantly Christian nation, we welcomed everyone through legal immigration. Continue reading →

The Trump Train is losing steam.

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast

Political commentator and former communications director for the Jeb Bush campaign, Tim Miller, spoke with Nicole Wallace on Deadline: White House about how the Trump administration is falling apart at the seams.

“We think the wheels are coming off the Trump Train right now,” The Bulwark Podcast co-host said in a Wednesday episode recapping his appearance on the MS NOW program. Continue reading →

Trucks drive past cargo shipping containers at the Evergreen shipping terminal at the Port of Los Angeles in Los Angeles, California on September 13, 2025. (AFP/Getty Images)

Ronald Reagan famously said the most frightening words in the English language are: “I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.”

US manufacturers must know exactly what the Gipper meant.

Donald Trump is a wholeheartedly pro-manufacturing president, and he’s definitely here to help — with a dizzying array of tariffs. So far the evidence is that, on net, his tariff agenda is not helping, and almost certainly hurting, the manufacturing sector he’s out to rejuvenate. Continue reading →

Zohran Kwame Mamdani

Albert Edwards, the long-standing strategist at Société Générale known for offering the “alternative view” within the institution, believes the recent political successes of figures like Zohran Mamdani signal the corporate sector’s self-inflicted backlash against “greedflation.” Edwards, whose career in finance dates back to 1982 and who hasn’t been aligned with the “house view” of his investment bank for many years now, has gained a sort of cult following for his skeptical approach to market narratives, once famously writing a note about how appalled he was by “greedflation,” or record profit margins against the backdrop of post-pandemic inflation.

He described it as the “end of capitalism” in 2023, and in conversation with Fortune, absolutely stood by his point. Continue reading →

Trump’s once iron grip on the Republican Party is showing cracks, with key lawmakers increasingly resisting his directives. From congressional votes to redistricting battles, several Republicans have openly defied the former president, signalling a shift in political dynamics. Analysts suggest mounting public discontent, recent electoral losses, and legislators planning beyond Trump’s tenure are driving this newfound independence. The developments could foreshadow a GOP less beholden to Trump as the 2026 midterm elections approach. Continue reading →

Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday declared one of the largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy groups in the U.S. a “foreign terrorist organization” under a proclamation that he said allows the state to try shutting them down.

He also designated the Council on American-Islamic Relations “a transnational criminal organization” and said it would not be allowed to buy land in the state. The proclamation also included the Muslim Bortherhood. Continue reading →

Starting in January 2026, millions of Americans receiving benefits from Social Security Administration (SSA) will see a Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) of 2.8 %, translating to an average increase of about $56 per month for retirees. [Social Security] Continue reading →