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Winking at Disobedience, Winding Toward Destruction2
Training your children to obey will give them a moral compass and the discernment and character to advance the type of government that will make our nation prosper.
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The French Center Holds—In a World Coming Apart0
- Uncategorized, International, Politics
- April 26, 2022
“Things fall apart; the center cannot hold.” So wrote William Butler Yeats in the wake of the Great War of 1914-1918 that had ravaged the Christian civilization he had known. In France on Sunday, the center held, as President Emmanuel Macron rolled up a crushing 59 percent to 41 percent victory in the runoff election
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The Border Battle We’re Losing Every Day1
- Politics, International
- April 25, 2022
Our country is being invaded, and our government is leading the way.
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Musk and Obama Agree: Big Tech’s Algorithms Should Be Transparent0
In his speech at Stanford University on Thursday, former President Barack Obama said social media companies should stop guarding their algorithms. As it happens, a different VIP also recently called for transparency.
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Trivial Schooling = More Absenteeism1
- Education, Western Civilization
- April 22, 2022
If students are not being trained to be life-long learners in school, then what use is it for them to be there? They may as well skip it.
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The Delusion of Our Day0
How much better off we’d all be—saner, smarter, safer, thriftier—if instead of assuming the very worst anytime we see a child alone or with an adult we gave everyone the benefit of the doubt.
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