The recent alternative halftime production billed as an “All-American” show revealed a deeper problem within contemporary cultural movements. It was not controversial. It was not offensive. It was simply unoriginal. If one seeks to build an alternative culture, one cannot merely replicate the dominant form with different branding. A counter-programmed halftime show that mimics the spectacle format, celebrity structure, and mass-media aesthetics of the official production is s

I reviewed several videos of Pam Bondi in her hearing on the Epstein files and I've reached several conclusions. The first being that Trump has appointed an administration of bimbos and the second being that Pam Bondi is either corrupt, incompetent or both and needs to submit her resignation.  This past year we have seen her say: “The files are on my desk” which was later followed by “There are no files” and now we have files that have been released that incriminate leading A

Modern people struggle to speak about death without either sentimentality or denial. We alternate between pretending death is nothing and fearing it as total annihilation. Yet one of the most successful modern myths, Star Wars, preserves an older and deeper way of understanding mortality, transcendence, and the human struggle for meaning. At the center of Jedi teaching is a deceptively simple line: there is no death, there is only the Force. This is not a claim that bodies do

This article is intentionally less academic, and more opinion driven in nature. I am writing in the first week of February as the situation in Minnesota continues to deteriorate and escalate. While national attention has largely shifted toward developments surrounding the Epstein file releases and political drama in Washington, events unfolding in Minneapolis are being overlooked despite their potentially far-reaching consequences. Minneapolis is not merely experiencing unres

America’s ability to feed itself has long been one of its greatest strengths. From family ranches stretching across the Plains to independent cattlemen supplying local processors, beef production was once decentralized, resilient, and deeply rooted in American communities. Today, that system is under growing strain, and the warning signs are no longer theoretical. Over the past several decades, the United States has lost hundreds of thousands of farms, a decline documented re

In recent weeks we've seen chaos erupt in Minnesota, several American citizens have been shot and killed. We have seen a massive Somalian welfare scandal, political turmoil from Tim Walz and now we have ICE apparently becoming a domestic army to crack down on citizens.  These past few weeks I have been speaking to trusted friends and friends of friends in ICE and the Army National Guard, many of whom I served with myself on the issue of deportations and domestic use of force.

The bulk of these losses are concentrated in a handful of massive federal programs. Medicare and Medicaid account for tens of billions of do

Across the country, lower-priced homes are sitting longer, seeing more price reductions, and failing to attract the kind of bidding wars tha

The past seventy years since the conclusion of the second world war with the fall of Berlin and the use of atomic fire to burn Japan's imperial pride we have seen the capitalist west and communist east fighting like cats and dogs. But upon taking a closer look I have come to a shocking realization, Capitalism and Communism are two sides of the same clipped coin.  The first tenant of this theory of mine is the fact that both ideologies rob man of his teleological purpose, that

Pope Leo the new Pope as of last year has made comments reaffirming one of the oldest condemnations in the history of Christendom, the grave sin of usury. Usury in the Western tradition has been frowned upon since the days of Aristotle and even Plato's grandfather Solon the law giver struggled against it in ancient Athens. St Thomas Aquinas a Catholic saint and doctor of the faith said that usury charges from time which is something that no man owns but rather God and so usur

This past week our nation viewed an ICE agent fire his weapon into the windshield of a woman by the name of Renee Good. She was in her vehicle and according to reports was using her vehicle to harass and deter ICE agents from performing their duties and in a scene of confusion she appears to have tried to run over an agent who opened fire several times and killed her. This happened not far from the George Floyd incident that triggered the “Summer of love” several years ago. A

Dan Bongino to those who are not aware is a former NYC police officer and secret service agent. He spent the Biden years cultivating a strong following of MAGA conservatives as a podcaster and influencer. He was chosen by Trump to be the deputy director of the FBI under Kash Patel for Donald Trump's second term, several weeks ago he resigned and now he is making appearances.  My opinion on Bongino took a sharp decline when the conservative podcast bro went on an interview wit

I am writing this early in the morning after a gym session where I focused on Chest and Triceps after a warmup on the stair master wearing a 25-pound vest. I am eating a catfish sandwich with some grilled chicken on the side sliced up with a chocolate protein shake as a drink. While I was driving it home, I was contemplating the decline of the West as I usually do, and I remembered that the average American is a disgusting slob not capable of defending their own rights let al

In recent months it was accelerated with claims that Venezuela was killing Americans with fentanyl in the drug war, which is false consideri

We now have UFC fights hosted at the White House, The capital of our 250-year-old Republic. Around me I see many members of our citizenry who are already enthralled and waiting eagerly for this spectacle, and yet I find myself differentiated from them. Not due to the sport itself. I myself am a partaker in combat sports and frequently train in boxing and Jiu-Jitsu. But I find myself looking down on this event with both shame and disappointment. The average American is now ove

I am writing this on December 30th, 2025, and for the past several weeks we have seen a drama play out in the state of Minnesota. This play includes themes of treachery, corruption, invasion and ultimately cowardice.  Somalian Muslim migrants by gaming the system have legally become a sizable and growing portion of the state of Minnesota and are taking over rapidly. Calls to prayer can now be heard in once proud American Christian territory. These invaders have recently been

A rat born in a stable is not a stallion. Yet somehow in the year 2025 the Grand Old Party wants me to believe otherwise. The new star on the right Vivek is a billionaire best known for selling miracle medical gadgets that somehow healed nothing but made investors extremely nervous. He believes that heritage Americans are looney even though he is not American at all, despite the Merchant class owned GOP telling us otherwise.   He is a scam artist and an anchor baby. He has bo

The civilizations of the old West understood that great works, Magna opus , were created by free men exercising skill, vocation, and spiritual intent. Cathedrals, civic buildings, and enduring monuments were not the products of anonymous mass labor, but of free artisans whose work was an extension of their inner order. Modernity, by contrast, has replaced work with labor: quantity over quality, efficiency over meaning, and mass production over mastery. To recover greatness,

Across the American South, a distinct warrior caste endures, rarely acknowledged and seldom understood, yet woven into the marrow of the region. Its members are the sons and grandsons of frontiersmen, riflemen, Law enforcement, firemen, and soldiers, men raised in a culture where courage is assumed, service is expected, and danger is approached not with fear but with a sense of inherited duty. For generations, this caste has supplied the nation with a disproportionate share o

"Paritrāṇāya sādhūnāṁ vināśāya ca duṣkṛtām dharma-saṁsthāpanārthāya sambhavāmi yuge yuge" "To protect the righteous, to annihilate the wicked, and to reestablish the principles of Dharma, I appear millennium after millennium." Man has always stood at the edge of chaos, looking to the heavens for a sign. In every age, he has sought a law greater than himself, a truth that governs kings and shepherds alike. That law is Dharma. It is the spine of civilization, the breath of holy