Celebrate freedom on Juneteenth!
Few days are as precious as those few when freedom takes a giant step forward. Such a day was June 19th, 1865.
Few days are as precious as those few when freedom takes a giant step forward. Such a day was June 19th, 1865.
“Smart meters serve as surveillance devices, identifying and recording patterns of electrical consumption inside the home.”
American corporations have been subject to an onslaught of activist pressure from leftist organizations over the past few years. Twitter is no exception.
Regardless of what they said in their reports to shareholders, they could not have left that meeting feeling like the spotlight wasn’t on them for their refusal to stop censorship of inconvenient viewpoints.
When they come for your pets, that should be a bridge too far even for the most ardent leftist.
O’Keefe spent the overwhelming majority of his lecture speaking about media censorship.
A group of lawyers wants the International Criminal Court to prosecute America for the crime of "ecocide."
The Eshoo/McNerney letter reads almost as parody, except that it is a genuine power play to intimidate and threaten companies to eliminate what they believe is their political opposition.
"The propaganda infecting K–12 science curricula, especially on the environment, won’t go away."
Can you still reach back into your mind and heart to remember what it was like being a child? Maybe there were some of those times you would prefer to forget–periods and events when rose-colored glasses won’t quite work their full magic — but overall, weren’t you lucky as hell? Whether immigrant or home-grown, doesn’t living in America warrant some special gratitude? And didn’t those American experiences — those privileges — have a lot to do in a good way with whom you became? I can’t help but wonder and worry how today’s American culture–an environment impacted by the COVID-19 shutdowns, virtual social isolation, national disrespect, and [...]
Orwell wrote a warning, not an instruction manual.
As it will be in the future, it was at the birth of Man There are only four things certain since Social Progress began. That the Dog returns to his Vomit and the Sow returns to her Mire, And the burnt Fool's bandaged finger goes wabbling back to the Fire , Rudyard Kipling
Education is about questioning authority, finding the true why behind the what. Indoctrination is about bowing to authority and doing what one is told.
It was almost normal for people over thirty to be frightened of their own children. – George Orwell, 1984
Actions by Twitter and other giant tech monopolists to block a sitting president along with a fledgling competitor from their platforms put us all on notice that they answer to no higher power, warning that we better not dare to disagree.