Please Don’t Go To College — American Greatness
In the year of our Common Era 1625, Cardinal Richelieu made this prediction: “If learning were profaned by being made available to all and sundry, it would be found that there were […]
I May Have Been Asleep At The Start Of The Transexual Debacle — Guest Post by Robert Yoho
Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters (2021) by Abigail Shrier has over 6,000 Amazon reviews averaging 4.5 stars. It describes some of the events I missed over the last five short […]
Lancet Says 1 in 6 Worldwide Deaths by Pollution: 67% More Than Coronadoom
You’ve seen the headline, “World Ends: Favored Victims Hardest Hit,” and you’ve laughed. The Noble Victims differ, slightly, by country. There is no class of being nobler or respected or reverenced than […]
Twitter Likes & Impact Factors Are Equivalent
This is one of my favorite tweets (regular readers have seen it before; it’s screenshotted because all my tweets die tragically of coronadoom—it used to be cancer—after 7 days): Here is another […]
The WHO and The Loss Of Sovereignty: How It Happens, How It’s Not Unusual
According to International Law—hold up. International Law? If there is such a thing as International Law, there is no such thing as national sovereignty; or, at least, not completely. For International Law […]
Summary Against Modern Thought: Errors About Baptism & The Eucharist
Previous post. Some common mistakes about baptism and the Eucharist, which are given this week and corrected next. Some of these are, to us, obviously bad. Some are subtler. ON THE ERROR […]
Briggs On The Steel On Steel Podcast Discussing Official Disinformation (which requires Official Truths), The WHO, OEJ, ETC
One day before they “paused” the Disinformation Governance Board, I was interviewed by John Loeffler at Steel on Steel. The “pause” only means they’ll keep doing what they’ve been doing sans a […]
RAND & Army Show How “The Science” Is Done In Trying To Prove Women The Equal Of Men
In olden golden days of yore, scientists saw a thing happen and they asked “What caused this?” They set out to figure these causes, sometimes succeeding, usually failing, often only coming to […]
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