The Red Pill

Make America Great Again! MAGA PRINCIPLES: 1. Nationalism and Patriotism 🔹America First: Prioritizing U.S. interests in foreign and domestic policy. 🔹Faithful and Originalist adherence to our Constitution and Bill of Rights. 🔹Emphasis on traditional symbols and ideals of American identity (flag, military, Founding Fathers, etc.). 🔹Skepticism of global institutions like the U.N., NATO, and international trade deals. 2. Immigration Restriction and Border Security 🔹Strong s

They say that capitalism “steals” from workers, but that idea only works if you ignore how businesses actually function. A worker agrees to a wage and gets paid immediately, regardless of whether the company ultimately succeeds or fails. The owner is the one who puts up the capital, signs the loans, absorbs the losses, deals with regulation, builds the supply chain, and risks going broke if things go sideways. Profit isn’t money taken from workers—it’s what’s left after worke

Let's Make Music Great Again! There is a growing body of independent music that speaks plainly, unapologetically, and without deference to cultural gatekeepers — and yet there is no organized place where that music is easy to find. This page exists to fix that. MMGA is a curated space for music that is values-driven, intentional, and authored with care. It is not a label, not a platform, and not a movement. It is simply a place where serious work can be discovered without di

Why a Modern Political Question Misses the Historical Point Every few years, the question resurfaces: Was Jesus an immigrant? It’s usually asked with confidence, moral urgency, and very little concern for historical precision. But this isn’t really a historical question. It’s a rhetorical one—a modern political slogan projected backward onto an ancient world that didn’t share our categories, laws, or assumptions. When that happens, clarity is often the first casualty. A bette

⭐ First: There were no “ Palestinians ” or “ Palestine ” as a national identity before the mid-20th century Before 1948, the residents of the British Mandate (now Israel and Jordan) — Jews, Christians, Arabs, Armenians, Greeks, and others — saw themselves by religion, clan, or region, not as “Palestinians.” That national identity didn’t exist yet. Jewish newspapers were called The Palestine Post. The Jewish symphony was the Palestine Orchestra. Arab residents identified pri

There has NEVER been a nation called "Palestine" nor are the Israeli Jews "occupiers". Israel is and always has been Jewish land, as shown in countless historical records going back some 6,000 years. Arabs and the so-called "Palestinians" are the ACTUAL occupiers. Before 1969 when Yasser Arafat had them start calling themselves "Palestinians", they called themselves "Jordanians" in the West Bank and "Egyptians" in Gaza. As for the name "Palestine"; it was the Romans who r

There is a reason socialism, communism, and every Marxist derivative have failed everywhere they’ve been tried — and why capitalism, despite imperfect people living within it, has transformed human life more profoundly than any economic system in history. Capitalism may not be perfect — only God is — but no system has created more prosperity, more advancement, or more human flourishing. No other system has lifted more people out of poverty, hunger, disease, and ignorance; bro

For more than two centuries, the meaning of “natural-born citizen”  has shaped one of the most important questions in American constitutional law: who may rightfully serve as President. Too often, the term is used loosely or politically, without regard for the legal and historical record left by the Founders themselves. This essay takes a careful, source-based look at what natural-born citizen  actually meant to the men who wrote Article II of the Constitution — how they defi

America’s Founding Fathers despised democracies. They viewed them as unstable, tyrannical by nature, and destined for eventual collapse. To prevent such self-destruction, they established a Constitutional Federal Republic—a system grounded in the rule of law, not the rule of men. In this republic, the law—not the majority—reigns supreme, ensuring that the passions of the crowd can never trample the rights of the individual. As Thomas Jefferson succinctly put it, democracy is

Capitalism. It may not be perfect—only God is—but no other economic system in history  has done more to lift humanity out of darkness than Capitalism . No other system has created more wealth for more people; fostered greater equality of opportunity; or lifted more human beings out of poverty, hunger, ignorance, disease, and fear. None has improved or saved more lives; inspired more scientific discovery, technological innovation, and enlightenment; created more peace, goodwi