Having the ultimate freedom to act according to your own conscience, our decision-making capacity is limited only by the results. Choices have consequences. The sad truth is that this fact underlines the inability to choose the aftermath. The good news is that we can discern and judge the best option for the best result. That …
As mentioned in an earlier post entitled: “What can we learn from Emile Durkheim’s study of suicide in 2020?”, the level of suicide in 2020 has exploded. The attention brought by the post was Emile Durkheim’s analysis of suicide in terms of its social factors at the end of the 19th century and how it …
When I was in 6th grade, I was already an aspiring writer. I loved expressing myself through words. Inspired through other people's poems, I wrote poems too (quite a lot). Poetry was a way to liberate myself and "engage with my emotions." Dwight Longenecker perfectly explains "Why you need poetry" in an essay. May it …
Continue reading My first poem: Faraway sigh (Lointain soupir)
How Liberals Have Been Totally Suckered Into Being Communists How many of these original 45 goals can you identify as being achieved? Congressman A.S. Herlong JR. was a Democrat from Florida. A decade before this, Sen. Eugene McCarthy had conducted congressional hearings against the communists. Herein are the communist goals as published in 1963. THE 45 …
Continue reading U.S. Congressional Record: 45 Communist Goals (Clever Journeys)
What if what children learning in history class was completely different from what all previous generations were taught? A change drastic and big enough to alter a civilization's identity and culture as well as push an issue already polemical and controversial to alter what it means to be a citizen of a country. This is …
Continue reading The 1619 Project and the revision of America’s history
The Mockingbird 