Conservatives Have the History of Championing the Female Mind Originally Published on January 19, 2022 Following the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in 2020, the emotional impulsivity of liberal America was fervent across both mainstream and social media platforms. While logically-minded Americans have become accustomed to these knee-jerk reactions of panic and conjecture, the frustration and gnashing of teeth remains an instinctive response to … Continue reading Memorializing Intelligence

The Intersection of Two Worst-Case Scenarios Originally Published on January 22, 2022 We are on the eve of what I believe will be the most domestically-violent summer in our country’s history, that will be sparked by a “wag the dog” moment that rivals any in history, but shares some frightening and eerie parallels. The entire powder keg will explode following the 2022 midterms, when the … Continue reading The Calamity Omen

The Collapse of the American Society Originally Published on January 28, 2022 The United States and the very idea of liberty are on a course to become just another casualty of predictability. Periodicals from around the world are filled with civilizations that failed to learn from history, whether by arrogance or ignorance. In the case of the modern United States it is both, tragically. The … Continue reading When History Repeats

When the Ends Do Not Justify the Means Originally Published on March 12, 2022 “Remember that time the West isolated us and took away our access to the internet, restaurants, most common goods, our jobs, and even our own money?” — The Russian people for at least the next three generations. At least that is the way I believe the story will be told. While … Continue reading Fabricated Dichotomy