From Cardinals to Commissars I:
Open letter to the Roman Pontiff: I write this letter in the spirit of the pamphleteers. I think it is appropriate since you have ventured onto American political soil with […]
Read MoreVince Aut Morire!
The British are Coming! Last week, our nation celebrated the 248th anniversary of the famed “shot heard ’round the world” which rang out during the legendary Battle of Lexington and […]
Read MoreFarewell, Washington
There can be no debating the fact that our United States today are divided deeply along multiple lines, with our political schisms being the most pronounced. Our once enjoyed age […]
Read MoreAmerica in Crisis
Times that try men’s souls Are the political tides endured in America today also such “times that try men’s souls?” This bold statement, first declared by Thomas Paine in his […]
Read MoreNecessary and Proper?
Tyranny is never too far away from a free people, and nearer is it to an oblivious people than a vigilant one. In the early days of American independence, from […]
Read MoreAmerica, Muzzled?
Tyrants fear a people who are able to think, speak, and publish their thoughts freely; in an age where information can be just as impactful as a standing army for […]
Read MoreA Nation of Many
Free and Independent America’s sovereignty is being challenged by globalism. It should come as no surprise that many of our own elected officials took part in the World Economic Forum’s […]
Read MoreLiberty or Death!
True Americanism may be defined as follows: the adamant pursuit of freedom, and resistance to tyranny in all of its incarnations. An American is one who not only has a […]
Read MoreOur Monroe Doctrine
On December 2nd, 1823, President James Monroe gave his seventh annual message to Congress, in which he asserted the western hemisphere has a natural right to remain free and independent […]
Read MoreAmerica: Independent Now and Forever
America is an exceptional nation, one born of freedom and independence. Throughout most of human history, from the days of King Saul to King George III, humanity served a ruling […]
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