There is a video going around right now, and if you have not seen it, you need to. A Marine Corps veteran named Brian McGinnis walked into a Senate Armed Services subcommittee hearing on March 4th, 2026, dressed in his military uniform, and stood up to say what a growing number of Americans have beenContinue reading “They Broke His Arm. Now Tell Me Again How MAGA Loves the Troops.”
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When the Constitution Meets the Crosshairs: Alex Pretti, Federal Power, and the Breaking Point in Minnesota
There are moments in a countryâs history when a single incident becomes more than a tragedy. It becomes a mirror. A stress test. A warning flare fired into the dark, forcing everyone to look at the fault lines that were already there. The killing of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis feels like one of those moments.Continue reading “When the Constitution Meets the Crosshairs: Alex Pretti, Federal Power, and the Breaking Point in Minnesota”
The Ridiculousness of the State of Internet Politics: How “Bad Takes” Are Used to Excuse Harmful Rhetoric
In today’s polarized political landscape, particularly within internet circles, there’s a concerning trend that demands attention. Itâs the growing habit of excusing harmful or irresponsible political rhetoric by dismissing it as nothing more than “having a bad take.” This phenomenon has become a powerful tool for some of the most prominent figures in the onlineContinue reading “The Ridiculousness of the State of Internet Politics: How “Bad Takes” Are Used to Excuse Harmful Rhetoric”
Concerns Over Educational Expansion in Saudi Arabia: The Safety and Ethical Implications
In recent years, Saudi Arabia has become an increasingly prominent player on the global stage. As part of its ambitious Vision 2030 plan, the Kingdom has been diversifying its economy and investing in various sectors, including education. The expansion of international universities into the country is a key part of this initiative. While the ideaContinue reading “Concerns Over Educational Expansion in Saudi Arabia: The Safety and Ethical Implications”
The Riyadh Comedy Festival and the Possibility of a Silver Lining
In 2025, the Riyadh Comedy Festival made headlines across the world â and not for the reasons comedy usually does. What shouldâve been a celebration of laughter, creativity, and cross-cultural performance quickly turned into a firestorm of criticism. Western audiences condemned it as propaganda, activists called it state-sponsored whitewashing, and comedians who chose to performContinue reading “The Riyadh Comedy Festival and the Possibility of a Silver Lining”
đ¸ď¸ Web Wednesday #21 â September 24, 2025: âMARTIAL LAW: Trump ORDERS US Military To POLICE CITIZENSâ
Video Analyzed:đĽ âMARTIAL LAW: Trump ORDERS US Military To POLICE CITIZENSâđş Channel: Good Politic Guyđ Video Date: May 1, 2025đ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5ZI7IIyS8w đ§ Summary & Analysis:In this video, Good Politic Guy breaks down a shocking new executive order issued by Donald Trump, which commands the U.S. military to treat the Southern border as a military baseContinue reading “đ¸ď¸ Web Wednesday #21 â September 24, 2025: âMARTIAL LAW: Trump ORDERS US Military To POLICE CITIZENSâ”
The Coming AI Crackdown: When the Script Flips
Itâs not a matter of if, but when. At some point, the United States and other countries will launch heavy-handed crackdowns on AI. They wonât be small nudges of regulation; theyâll be sweeping, dramatic, headline-grabbing actions. The type of laws that make VPN sales skyrocket overnight. The type of rules that turn everyday people intoContinue reading “The Coming AI Crackdown: When the Script Flips”
From Clippy to Control: The Politics of a Changing Internet
There is a certain irony in the fact that one of the most recognizable symbols of online protest in 2025 is a cartoon paperclip from the late 1990s. Clippy, Microsoftâs awkward but well-meaning virtual assistant, has been resurrected by Louis Rossmann, an electronics repair advocate who has spent years fighting corporate overreach in the technologyContinue reading “From Clippy to Control: The Politics of a Changing Internet”
2025âs Political Landscape: Epstein, Trump, and the Rising Tide of Online Censorship & Control
The year 2025 has unfolded as a turbulent convergence of high-profile scandals and sweeping legislative initiatives that together define the digital and political climate. At center stage is the resurgence of Jeffrey Epstein-related revelations, with new DOJ releases repeatedly naming Donald Trump and intensifying scrutiny around their association. Since January, Epstein files have dominated headlines,Continue reading “2025âs Political Landscape: Epstein, Trump, and the Rising Tide of Online Censorship & Control”
SCREEN Act Sparks Debate: Age Verification or Backdoor Censorship?
In the ongoing battle over internet safety and free speech, the newly reintroduced SCREEN Actâshort for Shielding Childrenâs Retinas from Egregious Exposure on the Netâhas reignited a contentious national debate. Backed by Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) and Representative Mary Miller (R-IL), the SCREEN Act is framed as a measure to protect minors from exposure toContinue reading “SCREEN Act Sparks Debate: Age Verification or Backdoor Censorship?”