The Nickelback Law: What Happens When Brands Try Too Hard
Every brand wants to be loved. Some just try too hard. In the ESG era, companies aren’t content to sell products — they want to sell virtue. A coffee shop …
Category: Politics
White Christian Homesteading Is Not Hate: In Defense of the Return to the Land Movement
In a nation founded on liberty, the freedom to live among one’s own, practice one’s faith, and build a future in peace should be sacrosanct. But today, if you’re white …
The Hidden Hands Behind AI: How NGOs Wrote the Rules for What You’re Allowed to Ask
When you use an AI chatbot like Grok, you might think you’re simply talking to a machine trained on lots of data. You assume—naively—that you’re having a neutral exchange of …
The Revolution of the Unchosen: How Feminism Became a Weapon Against Attractive Women
Feminism did not arise solely as a movement for justice or equality. It was also, perhaps primarily, a hostile rebellion by less desirable and less competitive women. By redefining the …
Ten Hard Truths and Solutions to Save the West from Collapse
Western civilization is dying in plain sight. This is not hyperbole. It is a measurable, observable, and accelerating collapse. Birth rates have plummeted below replacement across nearly every Western nation. …
Molly White and the Wikipedia Memory Hole: The Attempt to Erase Andy Byron
When Wikipedia editor and activist Molly White nominated the article for Andy Byron—the disgraced tech CEO who became globally infamous after a viral Coldplay Kiss Cam incident—for deletion, she exposed …
Wikipedia: The Gamified Priesthood of Narrative Control
Wikipedia began with good intentions: a radical, open encyclopedia created by the people, for the people. Early editors believed in the utopian dream of freely shared knowledge and collective wisdom. …
The Epstein Betrayal: How Mossad and a Nobel Nomination Muzzled Trump
Last week, the world witnessed a curious political dance that few dared to unpack honestly. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House, showering …
The Loyalty Crisis: President Trump Risks Losing His Most Devoted Supporters
A viral tweet is making waves today, and it should worry every strategist in Trump’s orbit. It comes from a woman who has attended 42 Trump rallies, personally delivered hundreds …
Exposing Jessica Davis: Idaho’s DEI-Fueled Racial Grievance Carpetbagger
NAACP member Jessica Davis is a black reporter for Idaho News 6 who presents herself as a warm, community-minded journalist. But behind her androgynous persona and soft delivery lies an …
The Beatification of Dan Hendrycks: How One Man Became the High Priest of AI Safety
Dan Hendrycks has emerged as one of the most influential figures in the AI safety movement—lauded by TIME, courted by billionaires, and entrusted with shaping global conversations about AI risk. …
Rod Dreher’s Panic Piece: Gatekeeping, Grift, and the “Woke Right” Smear
Rod Dreher’s essay “The Woke Right Is Coming,” published at The Free Press, is a masterclass in condescension and cowardice—a pearl-clutching dispatch from a once-bold cultural critic now clinging to …