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Welcome to the 18th article in our new section on religion: Christian Nation.

Why does the U.S. have such a distinctive history? What is exceptional about us? How are we different from “normal countries” (Barack Obama’s term) — like those in Western Europe — which are mostly content to dissolve their sovereignty in the secretive, autocratic European Union?

If you ask most American liberals, and the historians they read, the answers are clear. We aren’t distinctive. We’re not exceptional, except that we embraced “diversity” through mass immigration before Europeans got the memo. We are a normal country, like France or The Netherlands. We’re just in denial about it. It’s the job of the Democratic party, our history teachers, and the U.S. courts to banish our old superstitions. To accept that there is nothing providential about American history. And that there was nothing Christian about its founding.

Our founders’ refusal to let Congress establish a U.S. church was meant to launch a radical separation of church and state. The purpose of that, we’re told, was to protect unbelieving citizens from the menace of “theocracy.” Those who disagree? They want to remake America on the model of Iran or Saudi Arabia.

Our rights don’t come from a Creator. (You’ll notice Joe Biden couldn’t bring himself to mention one.) They emerge from a “liberal consensus,” which means that they’re ever changing, and must be discerned by judges, then applied by the government. So we might have really had gun rights in 1783. But now we don’t anymore. Instead we have the right to protection from transphobic discrimination.

If that’s any consolation.

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The Biden-appointed judge in a defamation case brought by Dominion Voting Systems v. Patrick Byrne has now ordered Byrne's lawyer to RETURN ALL DISCOVERY DOCUMENTS TO THE COURT.

The Biden-picked judge is: Moxila Upadhyaya.

She was born in India.

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Here’s the 13th article in our new section on international military affairs: NatSec Guy.

The United States’ counter-blockade of Iran in the Strait of Hormuz is not a strategy. It is a symptom of a presidency trapped in an escalation spiral with no clear exit.

At its core, the move is meant to squeeze Iran economically. But in reality, the true targets are far broader: China and Europe, both of which are deeply reliant on global energy flows disrupted by this policy.

The problem? This gambit reveals a president boxed into an impossible corner.

Before the counter-blockade, the administration faced two bad choices: abandon the war and risk handing Iran a symbolic victory — or escalate further with a direct invasion that could spiral into a catastrophic quagmire, even a nuclear confrontation. The blockade, then, is not a solution.

It is a third, equally flawed option.

Worse still, it is unlikely to achieve any of its stated goals. Iran only needs to survive to claim victory — and it can. China, meanwhile, is far less vulnerable than Washington assumes. The broader global system is already adjusting in ways that disadvantage the United States.

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It’s now widely known that Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, was responsible for sending millions of U.S. federal dollars to the Wuhan Lab of Virology in China to support extremely dangerous “gain of function” research (a term of art for bioweapons research) via third-party proxies like EcoHealth Alliance.

During the crisis, Fauci’s NIH staff communicated with Chinese officials and allowed “special accommodations” to help communist China control the narrative on COVID-19.

Clearly, Fauci was funding this dangerous research on weaponizing bat coronaviruses, but who were the scientists actually manipulating and genetically altering these bat coronaviruses into “chimeras” in a lab?

Who actually created COVID-19?

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Investigative journalist Steve Baker — formerly of BlazeTV —has just published some remarkable reporting on the true identity of the January 6th pipe bomber.

While he was at BlazeTV, Baker analyzed video of the hoodie suspect released by the FBI and he found “stark physical differences” between the man who has been arrested for the crime and the suspect in the FBI video.

Steve Baker joined me recently to discuss this groundbreaking story on my TV show “The Absolute Truth.”

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Here’s the 12th article in our new section on international military affairs: NatSec Guy.

While headlines focus on diplomacy, the United States is carrying out a major military buildup across the Middle East. Over 50,000 American troops are now stationed within U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM)’s area of responsibility — and that number is rising. This isn’t just a symbolic presence — it’s a war-ready posture.

Behind the scenes, the Pentagon is relocating thousands of Marines from San Diego into the region. Such a deployment is not spontaneous. It demonstrates planning, logistics, and purpose. Amphibious units, expeditionary forces, and rapid-response contingents are being positioned for situations that extend well beyond deterrence. When Marines move in large numbers like this, it indicates preparation for escalation, not de-escalation.

This matters because force posture reveals the truth in a way diplomacy often does not. Governments can talk peace while getting ready for war. And right now, the United States is clearly preparing.

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We just passed the four-year birthday for my Substack, The Right Way, and we have expanded our operation in 2026.

In fact, two new sections have been added to our newsletter.

It’s time to welcome NatSec Guy and Christian Nation to our line-up!

First, we launched a new section called CHRISTIAN NATION — with timely reporting, incisive commentary, and well-informed analysis from some of the best conservative Christian journalists and scholars writing in English.

Sixteen articles have already appeared in this new section.

We started it for a simple reason: because most of the old and trusted Christian magazines and journals have failed us badly the last few years.

Second, we just launched NatSec Guy with the celebrated Brandon J. Weichert as editor. NatSec Guy will deliver direct and unfiltered analysis of U.S. foreign policy, national security, and the global environment.

Why? Because so much of the media just cheered America into another expensive war of choice in the Middle East instead of providing objective analysis.

Brandon Weichert has already appeared as a guest on Steve Bannon’s WarRoom and Tucker Carlson’s new show in the last two weeks. His analysis of the current Iran war is being discussed at the Pentagon and in national security circles in Washington.

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Here’s the 11th article in our new section on international military affairs: NatSec Guy.

There’s a quiet shift happening in the U.S.-China arms race that no one is discussing — and it has nothing to do with aircraft carriers or missile counts.

It relates to people.

Specifically, the people shaping the future of warfare.

In mid-March 2026, three of China’s leading defense scientists, including Zhao Xiangeng (nuclear weapons), Wu Manqing (radar and metamaterials), and Wei Yiyin (missile systems), were quietly removed from the Chinese Academy of Engineering’s website.

No retirement notices. No obituaries. Just gone.

Days later, hypersonics expert Yan Hong, a leading figure in plasma aerodynamics, died suddenly at just 56 years old.

On its own, this would seem like another obscure episode in China’s ongoing internal purges. But then you observe what’s happening here in the United States, and you notice a similar eerie pattern emerging among scientists working on advanced military technology development.

Over the past year, a troubling pattern has surfaced: scientists and defense-connected personnel in plasma physics, advanced materials, aerospace systems, and related fields have been murdered, vanished, or died under highly unusual circumstances.

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Welcome to the 17th article in our new section on religion: Christian Nation.

Editor’s Note: Carrie Gress is a wife, mother, scholar and author. Her latest book is Something Wicked: Why Feminism Can’t Be Fused with Christianity. The following article is an excerpt from that new book: Something Wicked: Why Feminism Can’t Be Fused with Christianity.

In the 1970s, as “women’s lib” conquered one cultural citadel after another — including the U.S. Supreme Court in the form of Roe v. Wade — the closest thing to a large-scale rebuke of feminism came from Phyllis Schlafly’s Eagle Forum, founded in 1972. Alarmed by the radical legal implications of the quickly ratifying Equal Rights Amendment, Schlafly mobilized millions of women to become actively engaged in fighting it, stopping it from being ratified as a constitutional amendment. Certainly, many of those women were faithful Christians, including Schlafly, who was Catholic. However, in more recent years, Christian organizations have been reticent to speak out against the anti-Christian roots of organized feminism.

Efforts to combat some of feminism’s advances may be found in the work of Pope John Paul II, including various encyclicals and general addresses such as Mulieris Dignitatem (On the Dignity of Woman) and his expansive theological work on the nature of male and female that became the Theology of The Body. The chaotic demands to ordain women as priests, which peaked in the 1980s and ’90s, have generally quieted down among Catholics. They have quieted too among Protestants, albeit for different reasons, as many Protestant churches have acquiesced and bought into the feminist lie of male and female interchangeability.

Recent years, however, have not shown any kind of a flagging of what many Catholic and Protestant influencers believe to be feminism’s virtues. New efforts to integrate, define, and implement feminist ideals into Christianity can be found easily at universities, news sites, blogs, podcasts, and in teaching or catechetical materials. There remains a general belief that feminism is simply malleable enough to fit in with even the most ardent adherents of the Christian faith. This belief, however, is proving to be incredibly misleading to millions of faithful, unsuspecting Christians.

The fruits have not been pretty. There is little difference between Christian women and their secular peers when it comes to occult practices or seeking out abortion. Catholic women use birth control at a rate nearly identical to the general population, despite the Church’s never-wavering teaching against it. Meanwhile, marriage rates are the lowest in history, birth rates are plummeting, and it isn’t uncommon to hear Christians, right along with secular women, state that they are just too selfish to have children. The feminist ideology has managed to sweep all of us into its orbit in one way or another.

The damage has redounded through the culture. Men and boys are suffering from the absence of appreciation for their gifts and God-given purposes because of the overemphasis on female empowerment. Marriage has become a luxury item unavailable to poor women, leaving many “married” to the government for the care and financial support of their children. Meanwhile, women of all classes who want to be married often remain single. Others looking for relationships must endure the expected humiliations of the hookup culture as a hoped-for entry point to a mate with a future. The blurring of the lines between the gospel message given to us by Jesus and a seemingly equally strong appeal to empower women has left behind many of the people whom it was supposed to help, particularly the poor, the weak, and the vulnerable.

Like Oz’s wizard, the glitter of feminism has promised much but is proving to be not only empty but dangerous. Feminism has been presented as just a “women’s rights” movement, serving a good purpose in general by providing women with jobs, education, opportunity, and empowerment. But as we dare to pull back its curtain to expose its philosophical roots, we see a much more sinister reality.

Literature professor Janice Fiamengo, who for years had been a devoted feminist, after researching the dark roots of feminism suggests that “everyone thinks they know something about feminism, and that little that they think they know is almost completely wrong.”

Those trying to connect feminism with contemporary Christianity tend to put a benign face on the movement, with a simple definition such as “feminism is about helping women.” Others are more specific, like John G. Stackhouse: “Feminism only means we champion the dignity, rights, responsibilities, and glories of woman as equal in importance — not greater than, but certainly not less than — to those of men, and we refuse discrimination against women.” This all sounds appealing, but things get complicated very quickly when we consider the specifics, such as men and women having different responsibilities, or how physical embodiment conveys an equal but mutually exclusive dignity.

But perhaps most importantly, these kinds of definitions aren’t what the feminists (of any wave) meant by feminism. And yet this ambiguity is what has given feminism free rein to influence, sway, and confuse the masses. The movement has become an intellectual behemoth by simply failing to define itself beyond a few empty tropes, like “feminism is the belief that women are people, too” or “feminism is equal rights for women.” Under the guise of something very good, almost all of Western culture has been unwittingly caught up in something very bad.

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Here’s the 10th article in our new section on international military affairs: NatSec Guy.

As the Iran War unfolds, it’s important to understand that the similarities we see with the Iraq war have little to do with America itself.

It has to do with the unwarranted influence of Israel upon American politics — specifically upon the Republican Party, which has essentially become a front organization for the Right-wing Israeli Likud party.

Don’t take my word for it.

Here’s Joe Kent, one of the most honorable and competent national security professionals in the country today, resigning as head of the National Counterterrorism Center.

Pay close attention to the middle of that explosive letter:

Early in this administration, high-ranking Israeli officials and influential members of the American media deployed a misinformation campaign that wholly undermined your America First platform and sowed pro-war sentiments to encourage a war with Iran. This echo chamber was used to deceive you into believing that Iran posed an imminent threat to the United States, and that should you strike now, there was a clear path to a swift victory. This was a lie and is the same tactic the Israelis used to draw us into the disastrous Iraq War that cost our nation the lives of thousands of our best men and women.

Keep that bit in your mind — because I had the pleasure of interviewing former Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) leader, Gary Vogler, about his excellent book, Israel, Winner of the 2003 Iraq Oil War: Undue Influence, Deceptions, and the Neocon Energy Agenda (Libertarian Institute Press), and he revealed to me just what the Israeli interest in Iraq was — and why more than 4,000 young Americans and more than $2 trillion over 20 years were sent into the cauldron of the (failed) Iraq War.

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