A Civil War reboot, but the weapons are lower-thirds and press releases. MSDNC and FOXTRON simulcast the same secession crisis as two different realities—ending with the same Supreme Court ruling, opposite “wins,” and a sponsor break for gold, lentils, and constitutional hoodies.
For years, “racist” was the nuclear word that could end your career in a single news cycle. Today, a lot of people shrug and keep talking. So did the race card die, or did we just stop letting it control the table? Has the race card been dealt?Face down?Discarded like an unwanted card in a … Read more
Case File #6 puts the “education system” under the lights—K-12, universities, and the DEI priesthood turning kids into activists and citizens into suspects. By now the House Un-American Activities Committee 2.0 (HUAC 2.0) docket is getting thick: We’ve looked at policies, power players, media spin, crime, and the border. Now we go after the factory … Read more
Case File #2 of HUAC 2.0 stops talking about “the system” like it’s a mystery cloud and starts naming the people who keep breaking it on purpose. In Case File #1 of the House Un-American Activities Committee 2.0 (HUAC 2.0) series, we laid out the mission: Follow the policies. Follow the power. Follow the wreckage. … Read more
Chatrodamus doesn’t want a race committee. He wants an Accountability Committee that drags bad policies, bad politicians, and bad narratives into the light. This is Case File #1 in the HUAC 2.0 series. Most folks under 60 hear “HUAC” and think it’s some dusty Cold War trivia question. The original House Un-American Activities Committee was … Read more
Historians may argue about dates and dusty battlefields, but I’ll plant a flag right here: the first shot of Civil War 2.0 wasn’t fired in South Carolina in 1861 — it was fired in Utah in 2025, when Charlie Kirk was gunned down. Not by a cannonball, but by a culture so rotted it cheers … Read more
Off with their Heads! I woke up to the sickening news of Charlie Kirk gunned down. A conservative voice silenced, and half the country is cheering. This is where America stands today: one side mourning the death of a man who spoke truth without fear, the other side celebrating like a mob at a Roman … Read more
TL;DR What happened (facts first) Who decides what “good genes” are? A personal note (why this hits nerves) I grew up feeling invisible—big nose, bad skin, loner energy, not a jock but not quite a nerd. Popular girls were a mystery; I gravitated to other outsiders. When you don’t see “the ideal” in yourself, it’s … Read more
Forget the Ten Commandments—corporate America used a different bible: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. And like every religion, it demands full submission, ritualistic confessions, and public penance for sins you didn’t know you committed. *Thank God our new President, Donald J. Trump is a common sense man and is doing away with this crap in every … Read more
Now with a whisper from Saint George Carlin, Patron Saint of Skeptics While the peasants tithe from food stamps and fixed incomes, TV evangelists like Joel Osteen float above it all — perfectly coiffed, teeth gleaming like the gates of heaven, preaching the gospel of Gucci from a mansion bigger than most hospitals. And still, … Read more