Government is never the solution, it is always the problem
- Category: Truth
The government has long been a source of major problems in the United States. Every time we face a significant issue, it seems to be caused by the very entity that is supposed to protect and serve the people. From environmental disasters to economic instability, the government's actions have often led to disastrous consequences.
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The Next American Revolution: A Fight for Survival
- Category: Culture
The next American revolution is a topic of immense significance and relevance in today's society. It sparks debates and discussions about the future of the nation and the potential paths it may take. In this article, we will delve into the contrasting views surrounding the revolution, explore the factors contributing to the need for change, and analyze the fight for survival that may ensue.
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NGO Treason and the Illegal Alien Invasion
- Category: Truth
The influx of illegal aliens into the United States has become a pressing issue in recent years, raising concerns about national security and the integrity of the country's immigration system. While various factors contribute to this problem, one aspect that has garnered attention is the involvement of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in aiding illegal immigration. This article explores the extent of NGOs' involvement, the potential implications, and the connection between the United Nations and the Biden administration in this matter.
Capacity for Violence and the Nature of Peace
- Category: Patriots
Peace is often visually represented by the serene image of a dove, but ironically, there is a robustness to peace that is frequently misconstrued. This robustness infiltrates the common discourse as a misconception - the difference between being peaceful and being simply harmless. To be peaceful, one must possess the capacity for violence but choose restraint, mindfulness, and compassion over its deployment.
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