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The Charlie Kirk Test: Do You Believe in Truth
21/09/2025

The Charlie Kirk Test: Do You Believe in Truth

Examining the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk and how dangerous political lies can escalate into violence, revealing the critical importance of truth in public discourse.

"...its true crime is its dishonesty, and its inaccuracies, all to prop up the ridiculous thesis that America's two majo...
26/08/2025

"...its true crime is its dishonesty, and its inaccuracies, all to prop up the ridiculous thesis that America's two major parties simply and conveniently swapped souls. This isn't just an error; it is a foundational myth that requires dismantling."
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Editor’s Note: The following piece is a departure from our customary focus on academic works.

Into this vortex of chaos stepped Richard Nixon. While Nixon is often criticized for using the phrase “law and order” as...
19/08/2025

Into this vortex of chaos stepped Richard Nixon. While Nixon is often criticized for using the phrase “law and order” as a coded message, the reality is that far from it being “coded,” he overtly framed the issue as being directly related to the civil rights movement–but as its ally. In 1966, targeting a Southern audience, Nixon authored a column on “Law and Order.” Here are a selection of excerpts that demonstrate Nixon may have understood this situation better than any politician:

"Continued racial violence and disorders in the cities of the nation will produce growing disenchantment with the cause of civil rights–even among its staunchest supporters…"

From mob rule, it is but a single step to lynch law and the termination of the rights of the minority…"

"In short, if the rule of law goes, the civil rights laws of recent vintage will be the first casualties."

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The historical illiteracy of what ended segregation.

In the vocabulary of modern American politics, few phrases have been more defiled than “law and order.”
18/08/2025

In the vocabulary of modern American politics, few phrases have been more defiled than “law and order.”

The historical illiteracy of what ended segregation.

The Party Switch Myth relies almost entirely on hearsay, innuendo, and vague notions—repeated with dogmatic adherence.
14/05/2025

The Party Switch Myth relies almost entirely on hearsay, innuendo, and vague notions—repeated with dogmatic adherence.

Academia's Self-Incriminating Standards for "The Party Switch"

Sidenote: In 1972 Jimmy Carter Visited a Confederate Colony in Brazil
21/01/2025

Sidenote: In 1972 Jimmy Carter Visited a Confederate Colony in Brazil

In 1972, then–Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter embarked on a goodwill tour of Latin America that included stops in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, and Brazil. During his visit to the Brazilian state of São Paulo, he toured the city of Americana—originally settled by Confederate families who fled from...

How Jimmy Carter and the Democratic Party squeezed the last ounces of political juice from racial injustice and got away...
10/01/2025

How Jimmy Carter and the Democratic Party squeezed the last ounces of political juice from racial injustice and got away with it.

How Carter and the Democratic Party squeezed the last ounces of political juice from racial injustice and got away with it.

Columbus didn’t discover the New World—he started it. Thank God for Columbus:
14/10/2024

Columbus didn’t discover the New World—he started it. Thank God for Columbus:

Columbus didn’t discover the New World—he started it.

The Wrong Southern Strategy: Academia's Self-Incriminating Standards for "The Party Switch"
22/08/2024

The Wrong Southern Strategy: Academia's Self-Incriminating Standards for "The Party Switch"

Academia's Self-Incriminating Standards for "The Party Switch"

Rachel Maddow has a big problem with her hit podcast Ultra:
09/08/2024

Rachel Maddow has a big problem with her hit podcast Ultra:

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Which 1988 campaign used race in a destructive desperate attempt to instigate fear and animosity? There is a clear verdi...
01/08/2024

Which 1988 campaign used race in a destructive desperate attempt to instigate fear and animosity? There is a clear verdict.

Part 2: How a murderer turned into a black murderer

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