Author: Rachel Summers
Revolution Calling
“I see in the near future a crisis approaching that unnerves me and causes me to tremble for the safety of my country. Corpo- rations have been enthroned,... Read More
Missing the Mark
Here is a brief summary of the students in a typical middle-school classroom: These few have to take pills just to function, or so they are told. These... Read More
Deus le Volt
It was a blustery autumn day in the year of our lord, 1095, when Pope Urban II called all of Christendom to a Crusade against Muslim encroachment in... Read More
Stand Against Sharia
There has been a lot of talk as of late about this creeping thing from the Middle East called Sharia law. What is it? To oversimplify, it is... Read More
The Strange Death of Europe
Multi-racial immigration is not working. The immigrants are not assimilating. Europe as a uniquely European continent is disappearing. This is painfully obvious to anyone who does not have... Read More
Lament for a Lost Liberal
See No Reason, Hear No Reason, Speak No Reason ~ It started more than thirty years ago. He was accepted into an Ivy League school and his little... Read More
Then They Came for Another Piece
The news was all over town, all over the region. Someone declared the Confederate statues offensive. Someone said Take ‘Em Down, and so they did. Protestors were assuaged... Read More
American Pie
Everybody Wants Some In Balboa Park, San Diego, there are three staring statues of European explorers, standing against the wall in arrogant poise, the one on the left... Read More