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Published: 25 November 2021

Thanksgiving Day: America’s Signature Holiday

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There is no single holiday which best embodies the United States than Thanksgiving Day. The American Creed—that notion understood by Thomas Jefferson and other Founding Fathers which exemplifies America’s identity—is contained in this festivity that is celebrated each fourth Thursday in November. Politics, morality, ideology, and religion are fused together to make this America’s signature holiday.

Little did the British Crown imagine when it passed the Uniform Act in 1559 that the stage was being set for the Calvinist religious refugees—who fled persecution and made their way to Holland in 1607—would thirteen years later begin the journey across the Atlantic that foundationally assembled America. The Mayflower Pact, named after the ship that landed in Plymouth, Massachusetts on November 11, 1620, carrying the Pilgrims, was a covenant of self-government bound by the moral parameters established by Christian religion. Natural Law and its highest excellence, liberty, was stapled into the agreement’s conventional arrangement of a “civil body politic”. 

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Published: 23 November 2021

From Flea Market to Owning FL’s Largest Uniform Manufacturer: The Success Story of Cuban-American Moises de Paz.

Defying language barriers, Moises de Paz arrived in the U.S. with no money, but opted to chase the American dream, first selling clothing in the streets to now owning one of the largest clothing manufacturers in the U.S. This is his story.

For Cuban-born Moises de Paz, adversity has only meant being one step closer to success. El American sat down to talk with the founder and president of All Uniform Wear, who exemplifies the great story of the American Dream.

This Cuban exile arrived in Miami in 1979. Virtually penniless, he was able to make some cash by selling maps and other articles in the streets of Spain, a brief layover on the trip to freedom from communist Cuba.

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Published: 23 November 2021

How Marxism Inspired the Over Sexualization of Children in Schools to Destroy American Society.

A sophisticated network of Marxist revolutionaries started a war to deconstruct America.

Marxism is permeating itself in America’s institutions at an alarming rate. Antonio Gramsci, the Italian communist and originator of the cultural hegemony precept, identified five areas of crucial importance for Marxist ideology to subdue. They are the family, religion, mass media, law, and education. By way of the sexualization of children in America’s public school system, minors are being groomed for an acceptable level of class consciousness, according to communist principles.

Within the specific realm of what is labeled as cultural Marxism (or Neo-Marxism), the Frankfurt School produced the Critical Theory (CT) product line. This communist tenet which calls for destroying what exists so that Marxists can build what they believe has two overarching theories that directly are being applied in America and many liberal democracies around the globe.

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Published: 20 November 2021

Important Lessons from the Rittenhouse Case.

A sophisticated network of Marxist revolutionaries started a war to deconstruct America.

Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges levied against him on Friday, November 19. The mainstream media has displayed enormous discontent with the verdict. President Joe Biden came out in support of the judicial system, but not necessarily the case decision. While campaigning in the 2020 election, the then-Democratic presidential candidate compared Rittenhouse, as noted by Fox News, to a “white supremacist”. Here are some crucial lessons that America must learn from this highly publicized trial and what caused it.

The state failed the citizens

The 2020 Spring and Summer riots carried out by Black Lives Matter and Antifa, two revolutionary Marxist organizations, were violent episodes that were an effectual revolt with the intention to overturn America’s republican and capitalist system. The U.S. Crisis Monitor cited 637 riots across the U.S. between May 26 and September 12. Kenosha, Wisconsin was one of those cities that was ravaged by the ire of radical aggressors. 

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