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Smash the Idols
So in the Bible, God has Abraham smash all of the idols in his father’s Abraham didn’t burn them. He didn’t melt them. He didn’t do anything other than absolutely smash them. And there’s a reason for that. The idols are the Hollywood celebrities, the newscasters, the influencers, the people in your field who are — read more
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“You’re Destroying An Entire Industry!”
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Epstein: “I Do Not Like Israel. At All.”
https://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2011/EFTA02400102.pdf — read more
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Epstein Tried To Tank Trump
Sometimes your closest “friends” turn out to be your worst enemies. In November 2018, Jeffrey Epstein messaged Steve Bannon, advising him to launch a media platform as a form of “protection” against his critics and legal scrutiny. Bannon followed through on this suggestion by starting his War Room podcast the following year. FBI records later — read more
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“Only The Israelis Raised A Warning”
“Only the Israelis raised a warning about Maxwell Epstein targeting teenage girlsIsraela (sic) found a pattern that a kibbutz was a great place to lure young girls with the promise abroad of high paying workI can prove this” http://www.justice.gov/epstein/files/DataSet%2011/EFTA02400102.pdf — read more
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Restorative Civic Frameworks: Expanding Tony Seruga’s Thoughts On Legitimacy, Localism, and Parallel Institutions in Contemporary Governance
In a recent commentary, strategist Tony Seruga (2026) argued that contemporary Americans face a moral and strategic crossroads reminiscent of the challenges confronting the Founders in the 1760s and 1770s. When legal, bureaucratic, and electoral systems appear captured or corrupted, citizens must prioritize restoring legitimacy through decentralized action, civic education, and parallel institution-building. This article — read more
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The Corruption Pattern of Debunking and Digital Suppression
One of the recurring patterns of systemic corruption is the strategic use of debunking and information suppression to control narratives, limit accountability, and silence dissent. Rather than genuinely investigating claims or uncovering truths, corrupt systems often prioritize scrubbing the internet, censoring information, labeling critics as “fringe,” and circulating lists to stigmatize or intimidate. This pattern — read more
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Understanding the Pathology of Diseased Societies: A Medical Model for Societal Health
Abstract This article proposes a medical diagnostic model for analyzing societal corruption, treating it not as isolated moral failure or ideological conflict but as a disease process with identifiable stages: vulnerability, latent pathology, acute outbreak, diagnosis, immune response, therapeutic struggle, remission, and two potential endpoints of renewal or collapse. The model is applied across fifteen — read more
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Two Godly Women: First Lady Melania Trump and Erika Kirk
As it happens, I really like Melania Trump a lot. Our First Lady is so classy and, obviously, so well-intentioned. And it really bothers me how she gets treated with such contempt by so many Americans who claim to be—you know, patriots who claim to be wanting to rescue America from the Trumps. Their behavior — read more
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Why Epstein Looks Like CIA
The public release of a large body of records related to Jeffrey Epstein has renewed scrutiny of how an individual with limited credentials attained exceptional wealth, maintained long-term access to elite networks, and evaded accountability for many years. No verified documentation establishes that Epstein acted on behalf of any intelligence agency. However, several features of — read more