Speech and Silences, From Washington State to Oregon I’ll tell you in the next few essays about my journey across the country by train. But first, I’ll catch you up on the travel that led up to the start of my unexpected train trip. In one city, there had been […]
“From Marcus Aurelius to Omar Little”
Originally posted on the author’s Substack A Man Gotta Have a Code As this Thanksgiving weekend draws to a close, my gratitude centers not on the usual holiday platitudes, but on something that has become increasingly precious in our artificial age: authentic relationships – both family and lifelong friends – that […]
“President Biden Pardons Son Hunter: Shielding Family or Avoiding Accountability?”
President Biden issued an unprecedented pardon for his son Hunter and then escaped to Africa to hide from the press. Drew Allen explains why he believes that President Biden was really pardoning himself. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with President-elect Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago and told Trump his tariffs […]
“Circles of Intimacy”
Dr. Dina McMillan presents essential insights to help you enhance your personal relationships. Have you ever wondered just how much you care for the people in your life—or how much they truly care for you? Discover a straightforward approach to finding out—no awkward conversations or confrontations required. Join us for […]
“Dr. Kelly Victory and What to Do in a Crisis”
The Wellness Company’s Dr. Kelly Victory, with extensive experience in emergency management and healthcare provision, shares some eye-opening information about what FEMA should have done in advance of the hurricanes—and what was left undone. She details the potential consequences if systems go down for days or weeks, including the risks […]
“The Great Awakening: A Mother’s Journey Through Pediatric Care”
This article is republished from Intellectual Takeout under a Creative Commons License (CC BY-SA 4.0). https://intellectualtakeout.org/2024/09/great-awakening-mothers-journey/ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/legalcode.en Original article As a mother, I’ve always tried to do what’s best for my children. I trusted our pediatrician implicitly, believing that his advice was rooted in unquestionable medical expertise. However, the events of […]
Episode 240805: “The War on Masculinity” w/ Guest Dr. Ben Tapper
Western men and their very masculinity are under attack. Whether this comes in the form of being taught to be conflict-averse, being praised for femininity over masculinity, or through forced changes in their diet, masculinity has become the target of the enemies of Western civilization and possibly even forces in […]
“‘Thanatos’ — Death Gods — and The Attack on President Trump”
The Death Drive Comes To America Have the powers of gods of death been unleashed in our relatively peaceable nation? I’m in a hip, storied, deep-blue Catskills town; I was having a restful little writer’s retreat on my own, in a miniature cottage overlooking a small burbling brook. Orange daylilies, […]
“Family Abolition” and the COVID Pandemic
Covid vaccine promoters and hateful media fractured families. Can we heal? Many influential thought leaders are calling for “family abolition.” Their vision of the future world is nicely illustrated by an important proponent of “family abolition,” Sophie Lewis. Check out this picture: OpenDemocracy.Net explains: We all want “kinship, love, and ‘good things […]
To the Editor: Response to Expressionless Babies, Bored Lovers, And Other Changes in the Human Condition
This letter was written in response to “Expressionless Babies, Bored Lovers, And Other Changes in the Human Condition” by Dr. Naomi Wolf Dear DailyClout, I do agree that many people have somehow lost a significant part of their soul and an empathy deficit epidemic has swept the world in recent […]
Brian O’Shea On Being a Father
When I am lost, I am never alone, because of my Dad. And as a Dad, I will never let my own children be alone as I will always be with them. Everything I do I do for my children and those I love, but especially my children. And […]
Easter is coming and consumers are hungry for candy
Some 50% plan to buy candy, and planned Easter celebrations are also up this year Numerator, a data and tech company serving the market research space, has released new data on Easter 2023 consumer behavior, sourced from verified purchase data and a sentiment survey of over 5,200 consumers on their […]
Scenes From The Streets of Israel; Happy Passover!
Have a Happy and Meaningful Passover Happy Passover (Pesach) from here in Israel, or as we say, חג כשר ושמח! Pesach is a holiday that begins Wednesday night and has been celebrated by Jews throughout all of history since biblical times. It’s the celebration of Hashem’s open miracles when He […]
Colleges That Never Mandated COVID-19 Vaccines
This article was republished from the author’s Substack While we have seen a recent flurry of colleges/universities that have dropped COVID-19 vaccine mandates, we are still hovering at around 1000 colleges that mandate primary series vaccines, just under 250 colleges that mandate one booster dose and 21 colleges that specifically […]
Rock of Ages: Hanukkah, Christmas, and the Actual Miracle
I lit candles tonight for the first night of Hanukkah — with my Irish Catholic husband standing nearby. He proudly mentioned the “shamash”, the guardian candle that lights all the others. “I’ve been doing research,” he said; and I took that as a gift. My aunt, J., in California, who […]
Family Music Group Credenda Fights Censorship in New Single
Based in Nashville, Tennessee, family music group Credenda shares their start in music, passion for the arts, and ongoing fight against censorship. The group has struggled with being “shadow banned” from different platforms for speaking out for liberty and against censorship. Their new single, “Crying From the Ground,” is an […]