Hope

A Second Chance at Freedom

Elián González Faces Freedom’s Ultimate Test Cuba went dark on March 16. The whole grid collapsed. Eleven million people in total blackness: no lights, no refrigeration, food spoiling, hospitals on the edge, fuel gone. This isn’t another rolling blackout. This is the system breaking. Protesters aren’t waving signs anymore. They’re storming Communist Party headquarters in Morón, ransacking offices, torching furniture and Castro relics in the streets, chanting “¡Abajo el comunismo!” and “¡Libertad!” Flames lit up the night while regime forces panicked. Videos show what looks like gunfire in response. The people have had enough. For those of us who’ve followed this…

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Rush Limbaugh Tells the True Story of Thanksgiving

The True Story of Thanksgiving by Rush H. Limbaugh III, Thanksgiving, 2010 Rush Limbaugh tells the True Story of Thanksgiving - 2010 pic.twitter.com/5IMdjFQxpU— Jack Posobiec (@JackPosobiec) November 25, 2022 It’s time for the traditional true story of Thanksgiving, as written by me in my second best seller of 2.5 million copies in hardback: See, I Told You So. ‘Chapter 6, Dead White Guys, or What the History Books Never Told You: The True Story of Thanksgiving - The story of the Pilgrims begins in the early part of the seventeenth century … The Church of England under King James I was…

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The Triumph of Trump’s Moral Compass

Outthinking and Outworking Western Leaders in the Gaza Peace Deal President Trump leading the wo The Middle East stands at a historic juncture, with the release of all 20 living hostages held by Hamas marking a decisive victory in the Gaza conflict. This achievement, cemented by the implementation of Phase One of President Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza Peace Plan, stands as a testament to his unparalleled leadership and moral clarity. Unlike the Western leaders at Monday’s Peace in the Middle East summit in Sharm El Sheikh, who offered muted applause and pushed for excessive Israeli concessions, Trump, alongside his formidable team-Marco…

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Quid Est Veritas?

Truth as a First Principle Foreword In the annals of human inquiry, truth stands as the unyielding foundation upon which reason, morality, and existence itself are built. As a first principle, truth is not merely a concept to be regarded or debated; it is the bedrock of rational thought, the self-evident axiom from which all coherent discourse emerges. Without truth, arguments dissolve into absurdity, knowledge becomes illusory, and the moral fabric of society frays. This synthesizes a profound discussion on this theme, drawing upon three enduring pillars: Merlin's solemn warning from the film Excalibur, J.R.R. Tolkien's mythic narrative in The Lord…

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Revival in the Land

America's Path to Revival in the Wake of Evil On September 10, 2025, conservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot during a midday speaking event at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. The event, part of his "American Comeback" tour organized by Turning Point USA, drew about 3,000 attendees to an outdoor courtyard when a sniper’s bullet struck Kirk in the neck from approximately 150 yards away. Vigils now light up across the country, with leaders like Utah Gov. Spencer Cox properly calling it a "political assassination" demanding a national turning point, while Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) condemned it as a…

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Sunday Serenity

A Morning Meditation: Rising in Hope As dawn spills across the sky, weaving gold and pink through the fading night, I rise to meet the morning, my heart stirring with the weight of yesterday. My imperfections linger like mist-the sharp word I spoke in haste, the opportunity I let slip, the quiet guilt of not being enough. The world outside my window hums with its own brokenness: fractured relationships, restless news cycles, a collective ache for something better. Yet, in this tender hour, as light softens the edges of the world, I turn my thoughts to a singular hope. There is…

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A Sobriety Story

Io no bev' I don't drink. Not anymore. After five years of chronic drinking, I've been sober for 16 months. My journey to sobriety has been per Aspera ad Inferi. Prior to that, I was sober for four years. Prior to that, I binge drank for three years. It was like drinking at Bob's Country Bunker. I had both kinds, chronic and binge. .385 is a great batting average, but it's a terrible measure of your life and how the way you are living affects those around you. I've weighed whether to share this story, but it is my nature and…

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Sunday Solace

The Book of Hosea is one of the twelve Minor Prophets in the Old Testament of the Bible, and it’s a pretty powerful story about love, loyalty, and redemption. It’s traditionally dated to around 760-720 BC, during a turbulent time for the northern kingdom of Israel. Hosea, the prophet, was called by God to deliver a message to a people who’d drifted far from their faith, chasing after idols and foreign alliances instead of trusting in God. What makes Hosea stand out is the personal angle-God tells Hosea to marry a woman named Gomer, who’s described as promiscuous or unfaithful (scholars…

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