After only 6 months, Project 2025 is already 47 percent complete, and that’s a concerning reality. The initial reaction is one of disbelief, perhaps even a dismissive shrug. But the numbers don’t lie, and the sheer speed at which this project is unfolding is undeniably alarming. We are talking about Phase 1 of a three-phase plan, and the progress, as the data indicates, is substantial. The implications of this rapid advancement are difficult to fully grasp, but it’s clear that the intent is far-reaching, with potential consequences for the very fabric of our society.
This project, as it stands, is more than just a policy proposal; it’s a systematic effort to reshape the government, potentially dismantling existing structures and replacing them with a drastically different system.… Continue reading
Why, after a decade of marriage equality, do we still hear the echoes of warnings that it would lead to societal collapse? The simple answer, it seems, is that some people just don’t like it when the world doesn’t conform to their narrow worldview. They predicted the end of days, a descent into chaos, the breakdown of all that is good and holy. Yet, here we are, still standing, still functioning, and still, for the most part, the same civilization we were before.
The arguments themselves were often absurd, filled with hyperbolic claims about the future of marriage, family, and the very fabric of society.… Continue reading
Returning Russian soldiers from the war in Ukraine are responsible for at least 242 deaths and 227 serious injuries among civilians, according to reports from independent Russian media. Many perpetrators are former convicts recruited to fight, highlighting a significant societal problem exacerbated by the conflict. The wave of violence stems partly from the recruitment of convicts, including those with violent criminal histories, who often feel emboldened by their service. This surge in violence is causing widespread concern and eroding traditional societal norms of morality and justice. The situation is further complicated by the glorification of these individuals upon return, despite their prior criminal offenses.
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Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker