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Published: 15 February 2021

Trump’s Acquittal and the Jacobin Impeachment.

As was expected, former President Donald J. Trump triumphed over his political enemies and was acquitted of charges in this impeachment trial. No one really believed that the 67-Senator threshold could be reached. Considering that the 45^th president was already a private citizen, removing him from office was not the issue. The reason for this insane farcical episode was to achieve three main purposes. The first, was to legally, bar Trump from holding future public office. The second, was to legitimize the Biden presidency by revising history. Lastly, the Democrat’s third objective was to gain ground in their war to suppress Conservative voters.

To try and accomplish this massive undertaking, the Democratic managers, in charge of prosecuting the case against Trump, presented a host of far out conspiracy theories, wild accusations, fraudulent tampered evidence, and an enormous dependence on argumentum ad ignorantiam. Since Barack Obama’s ascendancy to power, and the ensuing structural reformulation of the Democratic Party, the main street media and Big Tech objective investigative reporting has been abandoned and are now at the full service of leftism. During the impeachment trial, Democratic prosecutors relied on both powerful institutions to let them get away with gross inaccuracies to cover up their inconsistencies. Trump’s legal team denied them all the ability to muddle the facts any longer. 

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Published: 13 February 2021

Abraham Lincoln and Division in Modern America.

No single figure has been more important in preserving freedom and America’s democracy than Abraham Lincoln. While that may appear a broad affirmation, there are two fundamental reasons for why this is so. As we celebrate the 212th anniversary of his birth this February 12th, it is important to look back into history and render a more profound appreciation for the vision, will, and work of the nation’s 16^th president. There is a historical similarity between the United States of then and of now.

The 1776 Revolution was an unfinished one. It was incomplete because of the scrooge of slavery in a newly form confederation of colonies that, despite the adaptation of the Constitution (1789) thus replacing the loose and weak Articles of Confederation (1781), the federal system with its stronger national government, still had to face the inconsistences between the American moral magna carta, the Declaration of Independence (Declaration), its reliance on natural law for ethical guidance and the institution of slavery.

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Published: 11 February 2021

‘Tropical China’: Biden’s Plan to Reset Cuba Relations.

It came as no surprise when Jen Psaki, the White House Press Secretary, formally announced on January 28^th that the Biden Administration would revisit American policy towards Communist Cuba. During the presidential campaign, after all, this had been referenced. Psaki asserted in her statement that, like what Barack Obama’s spokesperson claimed in December 2014, Biden’s Cuba policy would be wielded by “two principles”.

One being “support for democracy and human rights” and the other, that “Americans, especially Cuban Americans are the best ambassadors for freedom in Cuba”. The track record for policies of détente (coexistence), or in 21^st century semantics, “engagement”, contradicts the stated objectives of the new administration when it relates to Communist totalitarian regimes. 

The deceitful choreography of employing seductive public relations language like “human rights” and “freedom” to frame foreign policy objectives is disingenuous. Biden’s presidency will restore and reinvigorate the Obama-Castro pact. This would be essentially the practical intent of forging a tropical China model. In other words, a regime where the Castrocommunist Leninist state cohabits with a hybrid economy and coexists with America. This would be consequential with Obama’s comparison of U. S. relations with China, as well as Vietnam. 

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Published: 09 February 2021

The Left Confesses Its Election Sins.

Donald J Trump fell way short. The hypothesis that he and his supporters laid out about how the left and its cohorts were conspiring to juggle the 2020 presidential election was off the mark. They severely underestimated the diligence of the conspirators and the depth of their plot.

Molly Ball, in about 6,500 words in her Time essay, falsified the left’s premise that the talk of “rigging” the election was just a conspiracy theory. The left’s plot to “influence perceptions, change rules and laws, steer media coverage and control the flow of information” proved to be a formidable collusion feat carried out by elites to elect a candidate of their choosing.

The magazine’s national political correspondent and biographer of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was clear when she wrote, “There was a conspiracy unfolding behind the scenes…”. Ball called it a “well-funded cabal of powerful people” involving over “150” left-wing organizations, as well as big business, labor, and the technology oligarchy. Its “work”, the Times piece relates, “touched every aspect of the election”. 

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