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Mar 31, 2026
We didn’t choose to police the world—we earned the burden by pretending we didn’t have to. In a borderless, asymmetric world, refusing to act early doesn’t prevent...
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Mar 31, 2026
Secular humanism is a philosophy that dethroned God only to crown a far less reliable sovereign—and then called it progress.
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Mar 25, 2026
A ruling class of “Know Betters” untethered from principle governs not by consistency, but by narrative, control, and the convenient reinvention of truth.
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Mar 24, 2026
It’s not the handful of athletes that matter—it’s the wholesale rewriting of reality required to include them.
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Mar 22, 2026
Left leaning political parties and governments across the US, UK and Europe now fear the very people they imported for one purpose—to put them in power.
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Mar 19, 2026
The RINO revival is not a movement—it’s a retreat, carefully choreographed for polite applause.
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Mar 18, 2026
Trump’s foreign policy may be unconventional—but it is exposing decades of elite miscalculation.
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Mar 17, 2026
In a world that treats foreign policy like a game of chess, the objective is still to win—and without moral certitude, leaders forget what victory means or how to even achieve it.
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Mar 16, 2026
From Soviet “peace movements” to modern immigration debates, political actors have long hidden policy agendas behind sympathetic human faces.
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Mar 10, 2026
More often than ever when people ask me where I think we are going as a nation, my answer is a confident "I don't have a clue."
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Mar 7, 2026
Chinese missiles failed, Russian air defenses collapsed, and American air power reminded the world why deterrence still works.
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Mar 5, 2026
In 2007, Christopher Hitchens revisited the first foreign policy test of the United States—and the timeless danger of paying tribute to aggressors.
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Mar 4, 2026
In 2007, Christopher Hitchens revisited the first foreign policy test of the United States—and the timeless danger of paying tribute to aggressors.
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Mar 3, 2026
In his second term, the president’s unpredictable, leverage-maximizing tactics—from Iran escalations to domestic reforms—prove that controlling the negotiation often beats...
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Feb 27, 2026
At the State of the Union, Democrats chose illegal aliens over American citizens — and every GOP candidate should make them answer for it
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Feb 18, 2026
Race baiting charlatans have forgotten the lesson of the Civil Rights era: equal opportunity requires common norms, not separate systems.
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Feb 17, 2026
Why modern progressivism can’t succeed unless Americans stop prospering.
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Feb 10, 2026
Cultural institutions shape what feels normal, respectable, and beyond debate—often without ever saying a word.
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Feb 9, 2026
How ideology replaced reasoning and turned education into a pattern-recognition exercise.
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Jan 20, 2026
How moral absolutism turns mobs into heroes and victims into villains.
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Jan 13, 2026
When immigration enforcement is treated like self-defense in a “duty to retreat” state - the illegal alien's presence and preferences matter more than the citizen's right...
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Jan 12, 2026
I think the answer to that question is "yes", post-Civil War reconstruction is a precedent, but it won't come without heated battles, a lot of strings, and many risks.
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Jan 10, 2026
How activist leaders brainwash their followers by turning moral certainty into mortal risk.
Mar 31, 2026We didn’t choose to police the world—we earned the burden by pretending we didn’t have to. In a borderless, asymmetric world, refusing to act early doesn’t prevent...
Mar 31, 2026Secular humanism is a philosophy that dethroned God only to crown a far less reliable sovereign—and then called it progress.
Mar 25, 2026A ruling class of “Know Betters” untethered from principle governs not by consistency, but by narrative, control, and the convenient reinvention of truth.
Mar 24, 2026It’s not the handful of athletes that matter—it’s the wholesale rewriting of reality required to include them.
Mar 22, 2026Left leaning political parties and governments across the US, UK and Europe now fear the very people they imported for one purpose—to put them in power.
Mar 19, 2026The RINO revival is not a movement—it’s a retreat, carefully choreographed for polite applause.
Mar 18, 2026Trump’s foreign policy may be unconventional—but it is exposing decades of elite miscalculation.
Mar 17, 2026In a world that treats foreign policy like a game of chess, the objective is still to win—and without moral certitude, leaders forget what victory means or how to even achieve it.
Mar 16, 2026From Soviet “peace movements” to modern immigration debates, political actors have long hidden policy agendas behind sympathetic human faces.
Mar 10, 2026More often than ever when people ask me where I think we are going as a nation, my answer is a confident "I don't have a clue."
Mar 7, 2026Chinese missiles failed, Russian air defenses collapsed, and American air power reminded the world why deterrence still works.
Mar 5, 2026In 2007, Christopher Hitchens revisited the first foreign policy test of the United States—and the timeless danger of paying tribute to aggressors.
Mar 3, 2026In his second term, the president’s unpredictable, leverage-maximizing tactics—from Iran escalations to domestic reforms—prove that controlling the negotiation often beats...
Feb 27, 2026At the State of the Union, Democrats chose illegal aliens over American citizens — and every GOP candidate should make them answer for it
Feb 18, 2026Race baiting charlatans have forgotten the lesson of the Civil Rights era: equal opportunity requires common norms, not separate systems.
Feb 17, 2026Why modern progressivism can’t succeed unless Americans stop prospering.
Feb 10, 2026Cultural institutions shape what feels normal, respectable, and beyond debate—often without ever saying a word.
Feb 9, 2026How ideology replaced reasoning and turned education into a pattern-recognition exercise.
Jan 20, 2026How moral absolutism turns mobs into heroes and victims into villains.
Jan 13, 2026When immigration enforcement is treated like self-defense in a “duty to retreat” state - the illegal alien's presence and preferences matter more than the citizen's right...
Jan 12, 2026I think the answer to that question is "yes", post-Civil War reconstruction is a precedent, but it won't come without heated battles, a lot of strings, and many risks.
Jan 10, 2026How activist leaders brainwash their followers by turning moral certainty into mortal risk.