The Great Replacement Theory & ICE
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was formed in 2003 after 911 as part of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). While local police departments report to the mayor or county [...]
February 2026
Bleeding Transgenders for Our Sins
Between 2013 and 2025, 5,748 mass shooters terrorized schools, churches, and public spaces killing hundreds dead and shattering thousands of lives. One of the 5,748 assailants was transgender. Robin Westman, [...]
Huddled Masses and the Tempest-Tossed Deportation Campaign
The United States has always had mixed feelings about immigrants. It has always been possessive of land taken by trickery and force, and always created exceptions to its reverence for [...]
January 2026
The Ambient Light of Good Will
Jesus said, “You are the light of the world… Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father…” (Matt. 5-14–16). Light is [...]
December 2025
The Poor don’t Know How to Be Poor
In a discussion about social justice, a pastor said to his congregants, that the “poor don’t know how to be poor.” Good liberals in the assembly raised their eyebrows and [...]
Messianic Fatigue
Americans are among the most charitable people on Earth, yet in recent times there is a slump in the giving. In 2024, Americans gave $592.50 billion to charity, a whopping [...]
Christianity’s Objection to Jesus
Sunday sermons ooze venom when, with unmitigated certainty, pastors assault the humanity of their brothers and sisters in ways the Jesus never did. Baptist preacher Justin Zhong approved of his [...]
Imagine Leo Went To Gaza
In 1947, as civil war raged over the partitioning of Hindu India and Muslim East and West Pakistan, Mahatma Gandhi, a devout Hindu, went to Calcutta to stay with friends. [...]
The Slippery Neo-Liberal Surface of Bridge International Academies
In the 19th century, children were exploited in coal mines and factories as cheap labor. Now they are exploited as pawns a phony-baloney school system that targets vulnerable families in [...]
We Don’t Need No Stinking Degrees
The great historian and educator Jaques Barzun said, “Teaching is not a lost art, but regard for it is a lost tradition.” These days, it is difficult to believe that [...]