To exile they will go
The Cross of Lorraine symbolizing Free France during the Nazi occupation of France.
Read More Goliad, or Go Home
On December 20th, 1835, only a few days after Texian soldiers secured victory over Mexican forces during the siege of Béxar, a Texas garrison under the command of Captain Philip […]
Read MoreFrom 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 More“To the People of Texas and All Americans…”
Texas: A History of Victory When Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna was elected the president of Mexico in 1833, all hell was soon to break loose in the southwest. Santa […]
Read MoreUnited We Stand
Divided We Fall There’s been an insidious push by the mainstream media in recent years to drive a narrative of tension between Americans along different lines such as race, politics, […]
Read MoreThe Four Horsemen of Globalism
Now more than ever, it is important to be an Internationalist. The Taverns expresses its strong identity with the principles upon which our own nation was founded, and so it […]
Read MoreLone Star Sovereignty
“I beseech those whose piety will permit them reverently to petition, that they will pray for this union, and ask that He who buildeth up and pulleth down nations will, […]
Read MoreEagle-itarianism
My grandfather recounted the story about how he and his brother Emil fought the Russsians during the first World War at the Siege of Przemysl (1915). Przemysl is a fortress […]
Read MoreAchilles and Economics
Achilles was dipped into the River Styx to gain great power and protection; he was fully immersed by his mother Thetis except for his heel which is where she held […]
Read MoreFrom We the People to It the Planet
There’s a lot of talk about the use of preferred pronouns and the need to use them to better represent our personal identity or rather redefine the idea of a […]
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