Author: Rachel Summers
From Dungeon to Tower
The Kingdom Is Rotten Walk with me from depths of the blackened Dungeon to the heights of the Ivory Tower and, if you are among those with... Read More
Whether with Pen or Sword
Whether with Pen or Sword Freedom of the Press. Freedom of Speech. We call these things freedom, but are we truly free? It was once said that... Read More
Pounds and Pennies
Ezra Pound and Our Corrupt Financial System He suffered because he knew; he knew and he told us. Who was Ezra Pound? He was a poet who saw... Read More
Demographic Displacement
The Under-handed Invasion We’ve all heard it phrased one way or another ~ whites and only whites have a moral imperative to become minorities in their... Read More
The Money Changers
The McFadden Speech and the Corruption of the Federal Reserve Two shots were fired at him, but they lodged in the metal of the taxi doors. Poison was... Read More
Wanderers In Our Midst
The Forgetting and the Deliberate Erosion of Tradition There are trespassers in the Ivory Tower; wanderers who have taken up residence where they do not belong. These maleficent... Read More
The Sixteenth Amendment
A Question of Legitimacy Christmas Eve, 1913. The United States Congress. An amendment was pushed through when few if any were paying attention. From that day forward, Americans... Read More
Cultural Marxism
The Undermining of a Civilization’s Soul The corruption starts at an early age and is fully admitted by those who know they are involved. In 1951,... Read More