Following the events of 9/11, the narrative presented was that extremism was a foreign issue, separate from American values of freedom and democracy. However, the author contends that extremism is a domestic problem, fueled by those in power who wield faith as authority. This type of extremism manifests in wealthy, privileged individuals who shape policy and claim divine sanction for their actions, like invoking scripture to dictate borders and justify violence. Ultimately, the author argues that this fundamentalism, whether Christian nationalism or Zionism, is about power and oppression disguised as divine order, which necessitates a recognition of the domestic sources of this dangerous ideology.
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During a broadcast on Real America’s Voice, Steve Bannon labeled a third of America’s teachers as “terrorists.” This statement was made while discussing the late Charlie Kirk’s conservative ideals, which Bannon claimed young people are drawn to despite the “radical” influences they face. Bannon’s comments reflect a broader MAGA rhetoric of viewing the left as a terrorist threat, mirroring statements made by other prominent figures. Following Kirk’s assassination, Bannon declared that “we are at war in this country.”
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The author, drawing on their experience observing societal collapses in various countries, argues that the United States is experiencing a similar decline. Through their work with the Northern Kentucky Truth & Accountability Project, they have documented corruption within law enforcement, the courts, and local media. The author details a breakdown of institutional integrity, including the silencing of whistleblowers and the manipulation of legal processes, mirroring patterns observed in failing states around the world. The author emphasizes a loss of public trust and a need for individuals to take responsibility for uncovering and sharing the truth, as official channels of accountability have failed.
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Trump’s plan to “crush the academic left,” as it’s often framed, isn’t merely about silencing dissenting voices; it represents a broader strategy to reshape higher education, potentially with far-reaching consequences. It’s a calculated effort to control the narrative and limit access to information and critical thinking.
This perceived attack isn’t about specific political ideologies within academia; rather, it’s about dismantling any intellectual resistance to a particular worldview. The term “academic left” itself seems to be a deliberately vague label, designed to encompass anyone who challenges prevailing conservative narratives. This allows for a sweeping purge of anyone deemed “unacceptable,” without the need for precise definitions.… Continue reading
More than 75 Nobel laureates have issued a powerful plea to the Senate, urging them to reject Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s candidacy. This unprecedented show of concern from some of the world’s most brilliant minds highlights the gravity of the situation and underscores the potential dangers of Kennedy’s ascension to a position of influence.
The sheer number of Nobel laureates involved speaks volumes about the depth of their apprehension. This isn’t just a handful of scientists expressing a personal opinion; it’s a significant portion of the global scientific community raising a collective alarm. Their collective expertise across a multitude of fields lends significant weight to their concerns.… Continue reading
JD Vance, a supposed “Yale grad,” is now facing harsh mockery and criticism for his recent blunder in which he claimed that Haitians come from ‘Haitia.’ It’s a true potatoe moment, one that showcases his lack of basic geographical knowledge. This is the same individual who is being considered for a potential leadership role as Vice President of the United States. It’s a frightening thought to imagine someone with such ignorance and incompetence in a position of power.
The fact that Vance, a supposed educated individual, could make such a basic mistake is truly mind-boggling. It shows a lack of respect for other cultures and a complete disregard for facts.… Continue reading
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Matt Underwood