Despite attempts to obscure the reality of the massive criminal conspiracy that has led to an invasion of our nation, it can’t be hidden – not by Biden, who is responsible for it, not by the crazed fake news narrative engineers, nor by anyone else, for that matter.
In the 1992 movie Red Dawn, America is invaded by Communist troops. The movie focuses on the effect of the invasion by one detachment of Latin American soldiers in one small town.
Lawfare schemes of scoundrels weakened this week by a unanimous 9-0 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that neither Colorado nor any other state that has tried to take Donald J. Trump off the ballot can do so.
There are so many dangerous ideas circulating in our society today, one searches for a root problem that has spawned all of these other bad ideas. Perhaps if we could just identify and expose that root problem, other secondary problems would improve.
With revelations over the last several years about the role the CIA has played interfering in U.S. politics, it seems fair to ask: Does the CIA run America? In 2016, then CIA Director John Brennan helped organize a campaign to smear the Republican candidate for President as a Russian spy.
During the last administration, President Trump and his staff often referred to those foreigners who were illegally in the country as “illegal aliens.” Makes sense. That’s not a pejorative — just a fact.
At this stage, no one is surprised to discover that the judge in the case that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis brought against Donald Trump donated to her political campaign. The ethical and honorable move would be for Judge Scott McAfee to recuse himself.
In every nation that affords its citizens the right to vote, people go to the polls in the hope and expectation that the outcome of the election will reflect the views of the citizens of that nation — and no one else.
Danger is at the doorstep when the President of the United States of America’s mental state is deteriorated to the point that he is referred to as “a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.”
Aristotle built his political theory on basic principles, one of which was the concept of citizenship. A citizen is a person who has the right to participate in the processes by which his nation is governed. Aristotle distinguished citizens from mere inhabitants of the nation who did not have such rights, such as resident aliens.
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