(Part 15 in the multipart series “Where We Stand”) The study of the modern soul is a delve into the dark mechanics of dissection as purpose, the observation of nihilism as a spirit of fragmentation, an exposure of how the industrialization of the person is the industrialization of the self is the industrialization of a… Read More Just pretending
Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida continues to prove he is a speed bump in the road when it comes to the plans of liberal progressive types. Last week, the Governor’s office rejected a proposed curriculum for a course on African American history. DeSantis said the course was indoctrination, not education, as it contained modules about queer theory,… Read More We don’t need no indoctrination
For a while now, certain corners of the internet have been filled with chatter about how conservatives are all talk. They’re very good at reacting to the outrageous ideas of progressives but fail hard when it comes to getting things done. It is criticism worth considering, but we are well aware of what is at… Read More Lost art
China announced recently that its population shrunk for the first time since the 1960s. Now, Japan’s Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida said his country is on the “verge of whether we can continue to function as a society” due to the declining birth rate and lack of children. Like a number of countries, Japan had a post-war baby… Read More We are legend
A recent scientific study about scientific studies has concluded that there is not as much “disruptive” science being published lately. Authors of the study noted that while there are more papers being published today than in the 1940s, discoveries which send scientific disciplines in a brand new direction are light on the ground. An article in Nature journal pitches… Read More Blind with science
Seven SentencesA Poem Smoke spilling up from the pipe of the bespectacled priest as we sat by the electric fire, I answered his query, “Poetry is dead.” “It’s like that movie that I saw but now is too old to be a useful reference to anyone that I’m talking to.” “This is MY church!” she laughed, as uncertainty… Read More All These Stories Are Not Connected
Here is your [almost] weekly reminder that the transgender ideology is diabolical and gross. Here’s a collection of things that happened just in the week: The sparkly new owner of the Miss Universe brand Ana Jakrajutatip, a biological man from Thailand, hit the headlines as he took to the stage at the 2023 pageant. Jakrajutatip made a speech that would have boggled the… Read More Your own reality
Things get nasty when men despise the laws of nature and especially the laws of nature’s God. No more is that clearly shown than in all the rotten fruit of the sexual revolution and the idolatry of self. Not only will those who are eating it encourage you to as well, they may turn vicious… Read More Say gay or go home*
It doesn’t look like Big Pharma wasted any time deploying their untried therapy to make new products. While the main four COVID vaccines all use the virus’ spike protein in ways that are toxic, it seems the old ways of inoculating have been shoved in the attic of history, to collect dust until some future generation… Read More Warped speed
Tens of thousands of people marched to speak up on behalf of the unborn over the weekend, in the annual March for Life in Washington, DC. Though the Dobbs decision at the US Supreme Court last year was one of the biggest victories for the cause of life since 1973, the spirit of the age will continue to… Read More Not safe, but very effective
