Bill of Rights
(Normally this is the type of article we only share with our Patreons, but this needs to be seen by everyone who can.) Central banks and governments, at a global scale, have prepared to implement ...
Just in time for the Fourth of July… Can you imagine having to go to court to prove you are a “person”? Though it is one of the first that happened here, this isn’t a ...
We the People have not come this far just to regress back into serfdom and subservience. We the People will not be ruled over by modern digital kings, anymore than the colonists were willing to ...
The following published is a letter penned by a young Benjamin Franklin under the pseudonym Mrs. Silence Dogood to his brother James’ newspaper The New-England Courant, printed therein on July 9, 1722. It is the ...
It’s honestly a weird feeling to go to the birthplace of America – where the ideals of freedom, liberty, independence, etc. were enshrined – only to find that these symbols have been watered down, transferred, ...
This is a much bigger issue beyond whether or not you are “pro” or “anti” vaccines. It’s about free speech in a society where the public square has gone digital, and major corporations, political leaders, ...
In a follow-up to the video where I essentially made the case Google is 1984, after last week’s events, we’ve moved another tick closer to that reality with a new “algorithm adjustment” the tech giant ...
Check out this old toy gun commercial from the 1950s or ’60s and compare it to how children who play with toy guns (or even their own food or fingers fashioned like a gun) are ...
Anti-Federalist Patriot and First Governor of Virginia Argues to Engage Britain in a Revolutionary Struggle for Liberty This fascinating animation brings to life an intriguing American Patriot, often overlooked but pivotal historical figure in his ...
Note: I wrote this article upon “waking up” in 2011. It continues to grow ever more relevant as time goes by. There was a time in this country where people knew their rights. We’ve lost ...
