From the Crusades to modern-day discrimination, this post challenges Christians to face their faith’s violent, hypocritical legacy—and why it still shapes politics today.
Why Are Christians Surprised? A History of Violence and Hypocrisy
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The Hypocrisy of the Anti-Abortion Movement
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The anti-abortion movement claims to defend life—but history shows it’s about power. This post exposes its political origins and religious manipulation.
Eugenics, Extremism, and the Danger of Blind Allegiance
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Eugenics didn’t die with the Nazis. It evolved. This post reveals how extremist ideologies are resurfacing under modern politics—and how your vote may enable them.
Was It a Mirage—or All a Lie?
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This Fourth of July, a searing reflection challenges the myth of American greatness—exposing a history of genocide, slavery, and systemic deception.
From Braceros to Deportations: America’s Hypocrisy Toward Immigrant Labor
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America was built on immigrant labor—and now it’s tearing those same families apart. This post exposes the truth behind our national hypocrisy.
History: Learn It or Die from It
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From book bans to whitewashed textbooks, this post exposes how history is being rewritten—and why the truth has never been more important.
The Militarization of Law Enforcement: A Veteran’s Warning
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Once proud to serve, this ex-cop now warns of a dangerous shift: how fear, politics, and militarization have turned law enforcement against the people.
Something Doesn’t Add Up: Unanswered Questions in the Middle East Escalation
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Trump bombed Iran citing nukes. Intelligence disagreed. Iran barely retaliated. Why the silence from the world? Something doesn’t add up — and this post digs in.
Why Truth Feels Left-Leaning
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Conservatives claim academia leans left. But this post reveals why evidence, debate, and truth-seeking naturally challenge authoritarian ideologies.
the day that may live in infamy
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On June 21, 2025, the U.S. may have stepped into World War III. This post explores the reckless decisions, ignored warnings, and global fallout to come.