The conflict in Ukraine has moved into its second month. President Zelenskyy has called for President Putin to speak to him directly and make his terms for ending the invasion clear. Each nation has its own tally of casualties, but it looks like Russia has taken some serious damage. Russia insists it knows what it’s doing. Russia is being accused of deporting… Read More A cloud of propaganda
Political commentator Matt Walsh has decided to travel the world to discover what a woman is. While the trailer for his documentary suggests that much of the world still understands the difference between male and female, the enlightened West seems to be struggling with the fundamentals. It will come as little surprise to Mad readers that even the… Read More Man, I feel like a woman
The Federalist recently hosted a fascinating conversation on agency and horsepower. Dr. Matthew Mehan of Hillsdale College relayed his concerns over President Biden’s provision for kill-switches in new cars. From the Cajun Navy to Canada’s trucker convoy, Dr. Mehan spoke about how owning a vehicle and using it responsibly is not something that the government should be able to override… Read More The driving force
Concentrating your energy is hard. It’s not like a video game. It’s not something you can do with wish power. It takes discipline. Conviction. Courage. Courage does not mean “without fear.” Courage means “in spite of the fear.” Daring to be an elite means seizing the courage to stop thinking common. Letting them tell you… Read More Taking ownership
Pfizer has asked for approval for a fourth dose of their vaccine. Moderna must be satisfied that their mRNA vaccines are the bomb – they are planning to develop vaccines for fifteen other diseases. Perhaps they should slow their roll and wait till the dust settles on the last drug they released into the world. A few folks are… Read More It’s all about the jab
Mad readers will probably be aware of the desire of Big Tech titans to see their virtual reality dreams comes true. We have written about the nascent “metaverse” and its attendant issues, but a Vermont start-up thinks what the digital world really needs is scent. The writer says “for virtual reality to feel like reality, it needs smell.”… Read More Smelly-vision
It would seem that the zeitgeist can’t keep its story straight. On any given day, it is hard to know whether individuality is the most important thing or whether conforming to the norms of the tribe is where it’s at. Contrasting two pieces of news on any given week could melt your brain. Here’s an example: Exhibit A: You… Read More So, which is it?
Pastor John Koopman appeared on Issues, Etc. last week discussing the dangers of cynicism. Pastor Koopman says that a cynical outlook is a fatalistic one, assuming nothing can be changed for the better. He warned listeners that it is very easy to drift along with the culture, citing how many in the church no longer stand with biblical… Read More Take courage
You cannot talk about defending the free world when your own government is occupied by globalist usurpers. The harsh reality is that revolutionary economic collapse, the furtherance of enforced pariah status of your ideals, and the looming demographic catastrophe brought on by experimental “therapeutic” genetic engineering are all something considerably more than “conspiracy theories.” Abuse… Read More Stop coasting
Monty Python pointed out the absurdity of thinking that a man could become a woman, all the way back in 1979 but despite the stated aims of the Sexual Revolution, it is women and children that are most harmed by its ideologies. International Women’s Day came and went last week, but many have wondered in recent years if… Read More Let’s be clear
