Two wolves and a sheep can vote on dinner. A republic says the sheep has rights. Ireland can keep the Republic first with FF/FG’s practical nationalism, or chase crowd rule with Catherine Connolly and the Socialist Party. Choose the model that works.
In this raw Disruptarian breakdown filmed in Cebu City, the speaker challenges the idea that enforcing immigration laws is racist. He digs into crime stats, Marxist ideology, welfare policy, and what he sees as liberal hypocrisy. This article breaks down the video with context and critiques.
Free speech is the foundation of peace. In Part 3 of his series, Ryan “Dickie” Thompson explains why censorship fuels violence, why offensive speech must be protected, and why civil discourse is worth defending.
From tax day protests to pirate radio, Ryan “Dickie” Thompson shares how civil discourse in public spaces, radio, and YouTube proves dialogue works better than violence. Part 2 of the series
The narrative war over violence in America is louder than the violence itself. Media outlets and viral charts blame white men or trans shooters as the culprits. But the data shows otherwise: men commit nearly all mass shootings, race largely tracks population, and trans shooters remain vanishingly rare. After listening to Tim Pool and Steven Crowder discuss assassination threats and mob intimidation, I reflect on why grassroots defenders like the Proud Boys rose in the first place, why they still matter, and why the defense of free speech requires both restraint and muscle.
Texas’ SB 2794 may be dead, but the principle lives on. Research shows kids thrive when both parents are equally involved. It’s time for family law—nationwide and worldwide—to recognize parenthood as a shared, equal right.
