Free speech is not just a phrase. It’s a responsibility.
Debate on Language and Violence There’s a curious argument that “language is violence” and also that “silence is violence.” It’s an interesting perspective. The term “hate speech” is often weaponized, yet it lacks a clear legal definition. To me, it feels more like a political tool meant for misuse, reminiscent of the methods used by […]
Truth Revealed: How Charlie Kirk’s killing unveiled a sinister spiritual conflict
Reflections on a Troubling Event In the wake of the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, millions of Americans are struggling to move past the disturbing images and videos that surfaced. This incident has stirred a range of emotions across the country, from deep anger to a profound sense of sorrow, prompting a reflection on […]
Trump urges Pam Bondi on Democrat indictments: ‘JUSTICE NEEDS TO BE DONE, IMMEDIATELY.’
Trump Urges Action from Attorney General Pam Bondy On Saturday evening, President Trump expressed his demands through a post on Truth Social, calling on Attorney General Pam Bondy to take action. This comes after news that the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, Sheebert, resigned, though the circumstances hinge on varying accounts. “He […]
Military tech CEO reveals why AI firms prefer you to stay online.
Entrepreneurs in military technology are raising concerns that AI companies are utilizing their customers by remaining connected to the internet. In an interview with Blaze Media, Tyler Saltsman, CEO of Edgerunner, pointed out a significant reason behind the absence of popular AI applications that can be installed and used offline. “They want to know more […]
Turn to God now: Don’t allow sorrow to close your heart
Finding Faith Amidst Chaos If you notice yourself becoming hardened, focusing only on the distressing news around us, I encourage you to turn back to God. This world only makes sense if justice prevails in the end, and that justice, I believe, can only come from Him. Saving faith isn’t just a fleeting moment of […]
Mental health issues, no-gun areas attract attackers, and the victims suffer.
Mental Health Crisis and Violence in the U.S. The ongoing mental health crisis appears to lie at the core of violence in America. DeCarlos Brown Jr., who has been accused of seriously injuring Ukrainian woman Iryna Zarutska in Charlotte, North Carolina, had earlier been hospitalized for mental health issues, with a diagnosis of schizophrenia. It’s […]
Why Charlie Kirk’s killing is personal for me — and for anyone else labeled as a ‘Nazi’
When I launched Perfume Nationalist back in February 2019, it was really a reaction to the anger and helplessness I felt around the growing authoritarianism in my country. At that point, supporting Trump was practically seen as taboo. The left-leaning media was putting pressure on employers to fire anyone associated with Trump, and people risked […]
Independent filmmaker reveals Hollywood’s grip on America’s cultural expression
Filmmaker Alex Lee Moyer Shifts Perspectives Alex Lee Moyer is a filmmaker, director, and editor who stands out in the industry, largely because she doesn’t conform to the Hollywood narrative. Her unique approach is all about tackling untold stories. Take “TFW No GF” (2020), for instance. It’s an exploration of the isolation that young men—think […]
The overlooked insight of Aristotle: Politics should focus on virtue and goodness.
Reflections on the Nature of Politics This recent significant outbreak of turmoil has brought back memories of what I used to tell my students on the first day of introductory political classes. Essentially, politics should revolve around what is good. We often start with a reading from Aristotle’s “Nicomachean Ethics.” He presents an essential introduction […]
Smithsonian emphasizes shame rather than pride in narrating America’s history
In a 2021 opinion survey, only 36% of Americans aged 18 to 24 reported feeling “very” proud to be American. Another third expressed either a little or no pride at all in their country. A decade earlier, Pew Research had already flagged this decline. Back in 2003, about 80% of millennials described themselves as “very […]