The People Caught Under the Mullahs’ Boot When dictators survive the blast, it is the ordinary citizen who gets the checkpoints, the phone searches, the blackouts, and the noose. There is a difference between talking about Iran from a briefing room and living there as an ordinary citizen. Joe Everyman knows that difference. The people … Read more
When a crowd surges on cue, it’s not “spontaneous.” And the people holding the line aren’t villains—they’re the thin blue line between noise and injury.
A Marine’s take on the “No Kings” spectacle — why buzzwords aren’t bravery. I watched the “No Kings” spectacle and the coverage wrapped in therapy-speak—buzzwords like “boundaries,” “holding space,” and “that’s triggering.” In the Marines we had a simpler phrase: suck it up. Not because feelings don’t matter, but because mission and truth do. What … Read more
TL;DR: Debate immigration all day. But advocating the murder of federal officers is criminal, not “speech.” We enforce one set of rules—no threats, no incitement—no matter who says it. Say it, then show it. Quote verbatim and link the proof: example: Chatrodamus has run out of cheeks to turn! If you’re advocating murder, you’ve left … Read more