Joe Kent 5

A Serious Political Movement

Before President-Elect Donald Trump had time to change the White House drapes back in 2016, serious political commentators found themselves scrambling to make sense of Trump's black swan victory. A consensus soon emerged that the vast swath of forgotten Americans sent Trump to DC as a shot across the bipartite…
August 4, 202220 Comments
homeschooling

More Parents Raising Their Own Kids

The Death Cult anti-evangelists that infest the indoctrination centers once known as public schools are voicing dismay at the rising number of children escaping their clutches. The coronavirus pandemic ushered in what may be the most rapid rise in homeschooling the U.S. has ever seen. Two years later, even after…
August 3, 202211 Comments
book ban

Outsourcing Censorship

Among the most frustrating aspects of being involved in dissident politics these days is the pushback that often comes from one's nominal allies. Perhaps the most common form of this internecine resistance is the refusal of many older Conservatives and Libertarians to acknowledge that their own side is being censored…
August 2, 20225 Comments
Out of Context

Francis Out of Context

Recent weeks have seen a spike in cases of FDS, or Francis derangement syndrome. For those who are new here, that's an affliction similar to the hysteria that still drives spiteful Leftoids to believe the worst spook stories about Trump. The same sort of mania that has millions of Dems…
August 1, 2022
Education Limits

A Hard Limit

As society continues its accelerating slide into the abyss, people are starting to realize that locking kids in state daycare prisons for eight hours a day doesn't make them smarter. Since I'm being contrarian on main, universal literacy and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race. I…
July 29, 202214 Comments
deconstruction

The Death of Metal

Members of older generations have taken to lamenting the musical taste - or lack thereof - displayed by Generation Z. It's easy to understand why. Every generation from the Boomers to the Millennials was raised on rock & roll. That definitive American music genre not only served as a cross-generational…
July 28, 202217 Comments
John Paul the Great

An Exorcist Hated and Feared by the Devil

Reader Martin J. Ashwood responds to extremely online tradcath rancor toward St. John Paul the Great by citing this article: John Paul II was also an exorcist, hated and feared by the devil, according to the famous exorcist Father Gabriel Amorth. Until the beginning of his pontificate, exorcisms were considered…
July 27, 202221 Comments
It's Demons

It’s Demons

Recent interactions on Twitter made me think it's time for a reminder about why we need the Witch Test, and how to apply it. In all the years I've run this blog, nothing I've written has galled the Death Cult more than my observation that their heretical religion is informed…
July 26, 202213 Comments
Synodal Witches

Synodal Witches Mad

In another instance of the Pope being Catholic, Papa Francis has smacked down the schismatic Synodal Path. The Vatican on Thursday slammed the brakes on a German progressive movement that aims to give lay Catholics a say in doctrinal matters such as homosexuality and women priests, saying this risked causing…
July 25, 20228 Comments
Rational Motives

Rational Motives

Reader Andrew Philips comments on a recent post: You’ve cautioned us against ascribing rational motives to the folks who are running things right now, so I won’t. Who knows if any of them believed all the things they said about angry white men, domestic terrorism, white supremacy, institutional racism, or…
July 22, 20226 Comments