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SCOTUS: Trump Can End CHNV “Migrant” Parole Program Until Lower Court Hears Case

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By R. Cort Kirkwood The U.S. Supreme Court has permitted the Trump administration to revoke “parole” for more than 500,000 “migrants.” The ruling means that the “migrants” imported under the Biden administration’s unlawful CHNV program — meaning Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans — can be deported back home where they belong. President Joe Biden imported them to become Democratic...

Before I Sleep (Summer Dreams)

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By Wayne Allensworth The picture remains embedded in my memory. An old man — my paternal grandfather — touching a name carved into a stone wall. The wall was a monument erected to honor fallen servicemen from Houston. It was early summer and hot, as sticky hot as it gets down there. It was the only time I ever saw him get emotional about the loss of his oldest son, my namesake, in a time that was...

A Memorial Day Message

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By Wayne Allensworth What follows is an excerpt from a piece I wrote a couple of years ago that remains relevant: Our people must begin reconsidering their history. Where they came from and where we wish to go. An end to foreign adventures and to militarism should be one of our aims. That’s the best way to honor the memory of the fallen. Perhaps we should also take more time to honor another kind...

The Canadian Political Crisis and Foreign Policy Developments

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By Wayne Allensworth Something of great importance is taking place in the Great White North — something important not just for Canada but for the American Remnant. The “prairie provinces,” Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, plus British Columbia, are distancing themselves from Ottawa, perhaps even contemplating secession. There has even been talk of Alberta seeking admittance to the United...

We Are Not Computers (Overthinking it)

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By Wayne Allensworth My carpenter father once told me that I was thinking too much. He had taken me to work with him and set out a task for me, and I was moving far too slowly to suit him. I was maybe 12 or so, so it was probably a demolition job. I was pausing, as if I was facing resistance from the wood and sheetrock that opposed me. I was eyeballing the enemy and gauging every blow. Daddy was...

The Ukraine War and the End of American Superpower

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By Wayne Allensworth The failure and waste of the Ukraine war is a sign of globalism’s impending demise.  The Ukraine war is nearing its end, and with it, the American superpower and its bid for global hegemony may end as well.  As of this writing in late March 2025, Russian forces have surrounded Ukrainian troops in Kursk Oblast in the Russian Federation. Ukrainian President Volodymyr...

Even if We Win II (The Endless Struggle)

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By Wayne Allensworth “AI will replace humans for most things”—Bill Gates More than once, I’ve written that the American Remnant cannot grow complacent or indulge in triumphalism after President Donald Trump’s stunning political comeback in November. It’s all good fun to watch Fox News personalities mock the “word salads” of Kamala Harris or again state the obvious — that we all know the...

The Choice (Gratitude or Resentment)

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By Wayne Allensworth It surprises me that after decades of combating the left, many conservative pundits and commentators still don’t seem to get it — “get it” as in understand the assumptions that underlay leftist ideology. Those assumptions regard something at the core of human experience, something that has been with us as long as humans have existed. The problem we face is not one that can be...

Rep. Robert Garcia, Trying to Help Deported Illegal Alien Garcia, Was an Illegal Alien

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By R. Cort Kirkwood In the category of “you can’t make this up,” one of the far-left Democratic U.S. congressmen who landed in El Salvador to secure the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the illegal alien and MS-13 terror gang associate deported in March, was an illegal alien himself.  That congressman is California’s Robert Garcia, 45, now a citizen. He was just a wee shaver when his family...

Easter Past and Present (Re-enchanting our World)

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By Wayne Allensworth On Easter Sunday before the service, I was sitting in church and watching the congregants come in. What I saw gave me some cause for hope. A few of the ladies wore hats —  “Easter bonnets,” we called them in the past — and low and behold, a few of the children were dressed up. Dresses, ties, little jackets. It’s not that I think God cares what people wear. It’s about us...

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