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The Untouchable Vaccine Industry: Shielded from Justice One of the most outrageous truths in modern America is the fact that vaccine manufacturers cannot be sued in traditional courts for injuries caused by their products. If you or your loved one suffers harm from a vaccine, you do not have the right to take the company to court and demand justice. Instead, you must go through the federal government’s so-called “Vaccine Court.” This… Read more

What Happens When You Refuse to Bow to the Culture Surviving is about more than food storage and bug-out bags. It is also about holding on to your principles when the world around you demands you surrender them. Hollywood actor Neal McDonough learned this the hard way. Because he refused to kiss anyone but his wife on screen and would not perform intimate scenes, the industry shut him out. He lost jobs,… Read more

America’s cities are slipping further into chaos, and the latest outrage out of Cincinnati is proof that the people in charge are not coming to save you. Instead of condemning violence, a sitting city council member openly celebrated a savage assault on innocent victims. This is what the decline of a society looks like when order gives way to mob rule and leaders refuse to defend the law-abiding. You can read the… Read more

There was a time in America when leaders stood firm in their values and traditions, refusing to bend or put on a show just to earn political favor. Those days seem long gone. The latest proof comes straight from New York, where Governor Kathy Hochul was recently photographed sitting at the front of a large Islamic gathering—wearing a hijab. This was not a quiet act of private respect or interfaith dialogue. This… Read more

A story that exposes the fatal consequences of open border policies and radical bail reform is unfolding in Illinois. Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzalez, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, is facing serious charges after police in Waukegan discovered the body of Megan Bos, 37, decomposing in a bleach-filled storage container in his backyard. Authorities say Mendoza-Gonzalez, 52, was arrested in April and charged with concealing a corpse, abusing a corpse, and obstruction of justice.… Read more

Back When Schools Had Gun Clubs Up here in upstate New York, there was a time when high schools had gun clubs. That was not seen as dangerous. It was a point of pride. Young men brought their hunting rifles to school, left shotguns in the back window of their pickup trucks, and no one blinked an eye. Guns were not feared. They were respected. Students shot skeet after school, then went… Read more

America was once a land of strong backs, sharp minds, and clean blood. Today it is a nation of walking medicine cabinets. Every second commercial on television is pushing a pill. Every doctor's visit ends in a prescription. Every ache, every emotion, every natural process has been rebranded as a disorder, a deficiency, or a diagnosis. And who benefits? Not you. Not your family. The winners are Big Pharma, Big Government, and… Read more

You want to talk about something that is legitimately based, powerful, and nearly forgotten by the modern world? Try this: an encyclopedia printed before 1920. No joke. You will learn more about truth, reason, and reality flipping through one volume of a dusty, century-old encyclopedia than you will in a four-year liberal arts degree at any university today. The older the better. If you’ve never cracked open a 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, or… Read more