Foundational Weapons For A Modern War
Vince Guerra is a writer, homeschool father, and author of modern war books. He writes about the hidden history modern textboks have cancelled away, reinforcing foundational truths to confront our current battles.
It was one of Edward Gibbon’s five attributes that marked the fall of the Roman Empire: freakishness in the arts. The others, increased desire to live off the state, enthusiasm pretending to be creativity, a mounting love of show and luxury, an obsession with sex and especially homosexuality also apply to the Paris
The courts are not our friends, they never have been and they weren’t designed to be. The courts are supposed to be a cold arbiter of the law, not a chummy club where influence and graft curries favor from the bench. But courts became that way, because human nature is corruptible like that. … Continue readingThe Bad Guys: Part VI, The Courts
Here they come, pulling around the block in parade floats, flanked in front and behind by enthusiastic supporters handing out fliers and candy. They’re the 2024 candidates for whatever office — Legislature, Congress, Sheriff, Governor, President. They might work the sidewalk, shaking hands, hoping to gain that human connection that will win
Continue readingUncomfortable Questions for Candidates on the 4th of July
I’m tired of fearing for the future of America. Weirdo perverts and unhinged authoritarians from garbage-strewn cities don’t get to define our future. We The People do, and we outnumber those freaks by a lot. We can spin our tires in the mire of our current predicament all day long but we’ll
Continue readingThe Star Spangled Banner: A Weapon For Saving America
“America places its best men on pedestals so that others can throw stones at them.” – Tom Clancy Back in January of 2024, conservative influencer Charlie Kirk loosed a “hot take” about Martin Luther King, Jr. that I haven’t heard much: “MLK was awful,” Kirk said. “He’s not a good person. He
Continue readingThrowing Stones: MLK, Revisionism & Imperfect Figures Through History
I’ve been wrong about a lot of things in my life. I used to believe that Jesus was a crutch for weak-minded fools, abortion was a nice safety net for momentary slip ups, and pornography was no big deal. I like to think that post-salvation, I’ve corrected the navigational headings on all
Continue readingI Was Wrong: A War Writer’s Reflections On History
The word “slavery” tends to conjure up images in our minds of southern plantations, or Africans in chains being hauled across the Atlantic Ocean. Close your eyes and you can likely recall some black and white images you once saw in a documentary or history textbook. Maybe you think about Roots, or