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'Tis the holiday season, so it's time to start thinking about stuff we should just leave in 2025. This may be a bit early, but I don't care. I'll probably find some more stuff to add to this list in the next month and a half. #1: Masks This should've been left in 2020, or... Continue Reading →
In the year 732, Charles Martel halted the Islamic Expansion in Europe at the Battle of Tours, preventing the Islamic takeover of Western Europe. However, in recent decades, something strange has been happening. A little over a thousand years after the Battle of Tours, the Muslims are retaking Europe, with Britain being one of the... Continue Reading →
Paradise Lost by John Milton is one of the greatest works in the English Language due to its interactive structure, theological exploration, magnificent storytelling, and lasting influence on literature and media. In fact, this book even had great influence on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (my review of which I'll repost tomorrow). It's a retelling of the... Continue Reading →
Last Wednesday, Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck at a TPUSA event, killing him. The Internet's response was a mix of shock, horror, and grief, but on the Left, many people start celebrating or finding ways to minimize the horror of this attack. Many of them said that Charlie deserved it for his support... Continue Reading →
The day that I post this is 9/11, a day that went down in history when the world stood still as two planes crashed into the World Trade Center, a third smashed into the Pentagon, and the fourth crashed in a field in rural Pennsylvania, preventing the terrorists from reaching their target, but killing everyone... Continue Reading →
Gross Reservoir, built in 1954, owned by Denver Water, and located in Boulder County, Colorado holds 95 million cubic meters of drinking water for the city of Denver and surrounding area, and is a popular spot for fishing, hiking, canoeing, kayaking, and camping. However, since 2017, it has become known for its legal battle against... Continue Reading →
Back in 2023, I did a post talking about the first season of the Amazon Prime docuseries Shiny, Happy People which spread a light on the cult ran by Bill Gothard. My overall opinion of the show was that while I respected it for shining a light on the stories of those who survived the... Continue Reading →
One of the most popular claims that I hear coming from the Left - particularly atheists, surprise, surprise - is that Western civilization was never founded on Christianity, doesn't need it, and that it's all a product of the workings of us humans, a.k.a. "very clever apes." If you disagree, then you're just another one... Continue Reading →
I had heard it said by several of my friends that junior year was going to be the worst year of high school...and they were kind-of right. It wasn't that it was the absolute worst year of my life or anything. What made it the hardest academic year for me was just the massive workload... Continue Reading →
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