The Oppressed U.S. Taxpayer This year, Americans' day of tribute to their federal overlords falls on April 18. As calculated by the Tax Foundation, the average American will work from January 1 to April 24 (Tax Freedom Day) to pay his share of taxes to all levels of government with some $3.3 trillion to be … Continue reading A Morally Sound Tax Reform Proposal
A Massive Wall Surrounds Francis-Bergoglio's Vatican City-State Despite being rebuked and humiliated by the Republican presidential front runner over his inflammatory statements about U.S. illegal immigration policies, Newpope Francis of the Vatican II sect has continued to opine about the migration crisis. In an address to a Newcatholic French group, Bergoglio admitted the obvious: “We … Continue reading “Pope” Francis and the Disintegration of Europe
The Muslim Surrender of Granada to Fernando and Isabella, 1492 If the Western world ever becomes serious on how to deal with the current, mostly Muslim, invasion of its once sacred soil, all it needs to do is to look to its glorious past. In particular, it should examine the heroic actions of one of … Continue reading Queen Isabella and the Invasion of Europe
At one time, Holy Week – Palm Sunday through Easter Sunday – was recognized and commemorated by the Western world as a solemn period where earthly matters were put aside and focus was directed to history's most seminal event. Most businesses were closed or had reduced hours especially during the Sacred Triduum of Maundy Thursday, … Continue reading Holy Week and the Decline of the West
March 7th is the traditional feast day of one of the most important thinkers of Western Civilization, the Angelic Doctor, St. Thomas Aquinas (c.1225-1275). Despite being referred to early in life as a "Dumb Ox," St. Thomas would, nevertheless, profoundly shape the development of Western theology and philosophy. St. Thomas was instrumental for the reintroduction … Continue reading St. Thomas Aquinas – A Commemoration
In the midst of the seemingly indeterminable presidential electoral campaign, some of the candidates have been asked about the possibility of convening a constitutional convention in the hope of addressing the nation's most pressing issues, most ominously the gargantuan federal deficit now in excess of $18 trillion. Governor John Kasich supports such a notion with … Continue reading Another Constitutional Convention: An Idea Whose Time Has Not Come
One of the greatest hoaxes ever perpetrated upon Americans at the time of its telling and which is still trumpeted to this very day is the notion that the U.S. Constitution contains within its framework mechanisms which limit its power. The "separation of powers,” where power is distributed among the three branches – legislative, executive, … Continue reading The Constitution’s Big Lie
It has been quite an eventful and productive couple of weeks for the forces of statism in the former “land of the free, and home of the brave.” The federal government’s highest court has enshrined “perversity” into law, guaranteeing untold amounts of future litigation while infringing on the right of … Continue reading Down with the Constitution!
Europe 1300 As the modern secular nation state becomes increasingly totalitarian, European history provides the model for the political reconstruction of the Western world. The above historical map of Europe circa 1300 should be the ideal for those opposed to the corrupt and now bankrupt nation state and the system of international political and financial … Continue reading Political De-Centralization: the Model for Western Rejuvenation
Richard Henry Lee, leading Antifederalist One of the most exciting political developments in recent years has been the secessionist movement which has flourished among a number of American states and across the globe in places such as Venice and Scotland. The common thread in nearly all these movements has been opposition to the modern nation … Continue reading Secession and the Antifederalists
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