G. William Domhoff’s “Who Rules America?” examines the power structure (Oligarchy) in the United States, arguing that a small, interconnected elite—composed of wealthy individuals, corporate leaders, and policy influencers—dominates the political and economic…

There are two types of patriotism: State sanctioned and the other domestic terrorism deemed by the state. The distinction between “state-sanctioned patriotism” and “patriotism deemed as domestic terrorism” by the state highlights the complex and often dangerous…

“In any struggle, it is essential to know both what you are fighting for and what you are fighting against. If knowledge of the former is lacking, the will to win will be absent If knowledge of the latter is absent, confusion and uncertainty will result.”…

The “Camel and the Tent” analogy is a parable that illustrates how small, seemingly harmless encroachments can lead to larger, more significant intrusions over time. Here’s how the analogy typically goes: The Story: A Bedouin was resting in his tent on a…

“Think of a university based on Mills principles. Clearly it will be on that will strives to represent diverse views. It’s going to reach out for viewpoint diversity and encourage a culture of debate and challenge and only in that way can we find truth together.”…

Disclaimer by the Author: I am neither a modern Republican or Democrat. My views line up with Thomas Jefferson and James Madison’s Democratic-Republican Party Platform regarding issues. My articles try to line up on issues that align with the concepts and…

The Runaway Slave documentary, directed by Pritchett Cotton and released in 2012, explores various political, social, and cultural topics from a conservative, African American perspective. The film follows Rev. C.L. Bryant, a former NAACP chapter president…

“Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence” by Dr. Anna Lembke explores the modern struggle with addiction and overindulgence, rooted in the brain’s reward system, particularly dopamine, a neurotransmitter responsible for pleasure, motivation…

“When I criticize the system, they think I criticize them, and that is of course because they fully accept the system and identify themselves with it.” – Thomas Merton This quote by Thomas Merton, a Trappist monk, writer, and social critic, captures the idea…

“The War Conspiracy: JFK, 9/11, and the Deep Politics of War” by Peter Dale Scott, published in 2008, investigates the hidden and often unacknowledged forces behind key historical events such as the assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK) and the…

Editors Note: The question we need to ask. What is the Constitutional limits of the military. After reading Thomas P.M. Barnett and listening to his lectures on YouTube, one can see how the Neo-Cons (Tyrants Are Wolves In Sheeps Clothing), which are liberals…

Frank Chodorov’s The Income Tax: Root of All Evil (1954) is a critical examination of the U.S. income tax system and its broader implications for individual freedom, government power, and society. Chodorov, a prominent libertarian and member of the Old Right…

How many have started a new job and received the employee handbook? By reading the policies and procedures, we learn our new employment’s rules, history, and evolution due to years of successes, challenges, and failures. The United States Constitution (and…