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Rush Limbaugh, The Revolutionary Media Figure America Badly Needed

Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutes “It is the Press which has corrupted our political morals—and it is to the Press we must look for the means of our political regeneration.” –Alexander Hamilton In an age where the Press/Media are corrupting political morals more and more, one man disrupted the evil infrastructure, became a beacon of […]

Weekend Read: Revolutionary State of Mind

Our planned revolution, an Edwardian-style seizure of power based upon an angry, organized working class led by a revolutionary party, would in fact flop utterly. The very idea of a proletariat became absurd. Even as we conspired and propagandized, the revolutionary movement was shifting and transforming itself into a vast all-embracing attack on the existing […]

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: Our Revolutionary Times

Sometimes unexpected and dramatic events strip away the thin covering of respectability and convention, exposing and negating long-existing but hitherto hidden pathologies. Events over the past three years, such as the destruction of our southern border, the October 7th massacre and subsequent war in Gaza, campus protests, the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdowns, and the systematic […]

Memorial Day Revolutionary War Unsung Hero and ‘Appeal to Heaven’

Memorial Day is a day to remember America’s fallen soldiers who gave their lives in service to their country — eternally young, unsung heroes whose sacrifices, though largely forgotten, were crucial to realizing the idea of ​​freedom for a nation yet to be born. In countless instances, the fate of the nascent American nation depended […]

Revolutionary manifesto tying Columbia pro-terror protests to communism is found on campus

A hateful revolutionary manifesto linking Columbia University’s anti-terrorism protests to a precursor “anti-colonial” movement is being circulated at the school, reinforcing the claims of outside agitators. A six-page declaration of the “National Liberation Struggle” was found abandoned in a laboratory at the embattled Ivy League institution, according to a Jewish student who received a copy […]

Today’s campus chaos channels the revolutionary zeal of 1968

For a deeper understanding of what’s happening on campuses across the country, read First We Take Columbia: Lessons from the April 1968 Occupy Movement. compositionThe article, published April 20 on the Autonomist website Ill Will, was written by an anonymous participant in the late protest camps at Columbia University and Yale University. The authors appeal […]