Protests Planned for October 18 Across the Country Presumably, you might have heard about groups of protestors rallying this past summer around the slogan “No Kings.” The sophomoric tagline created by the 50501 organization is meant to mobilize the left by fighting against their notions of authoritarianism, political violence, billionaire first politics, and the materialization … Continue reading No Kings, only Democratic Tyrants
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Obamagate: Russia, Russia, Russia
The Untold Harm the Lie Caused News tends to move very quickly. Just last week, the country was fixated on the Jeffrey Epstein mess, but now the story about the beginnings of the Russia election hoax knocked it off its perch. It started with the Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, last weekend releasing documents … Continue reading Obamagate: Russia, Russia, Russia
We Were Wrong
But the Hope of Peace is the Same Last Thursday, we alerted our readers to the aerial attacks on Iran by Israel Defense. The State of Israel inflicted substantial damage to Iran’s military capacities during its bombing runs. The one thing Israel did not have the capability of doing was dismantling the nuclear enrichment plants … Continue reading We Were Wrong
To Bomb or Not To Bomb
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that President Trump told his senior aides on Tuesday that he has approved a mission to use the infamous Buster bomb to destroy Iran’s nuclear weapon site, but has withheld his final order. The target is the Fordo nuclear enrichment plant in central Iran. The Fordo plant is subterranean … Continue reading To Bomb or Not To Bomb
Incentives for Peace
Good Moral Compasses has consistently advocated for peace in many of our blog posts and objects to those who want to continue wars indefinitely. Too often, the loss of life is not the determinative factor during these conflicts, especially when it comes to the United States' foreign policy. Even though the U.S. is not always … Continue reading Incentives for Peace
The Difference Between Two Presidents
During the most solemn week of the year for Christians, President Trump addressed the nation on his Truth Social account. It is refreshing for a president to speak without some political angle or gain, unprecedented among the free world's leaders. His comments are theologically sound in that he realizes the joy of Easter must be … Continue reading The Difference Between Two Presidents
Tariffs Are Not Just About Money
It is a National Security Issue Too Throughout his campaign and after winning, Donald Trump made it clear that he intended to begin tariffing countries across the globe who trade with the United States. With the American First policy, Trump wants to restore a level playing field for American industry and its workers. He telegraphed … Continue reading Tariffs Are Not Just About Money
UK’s Mixed Messages About Peace in Ukraine
European Globalists Are in a Tough Spot Since the raucous meeting between Trump and Zelenskyy last Friday, it has been the topic of talk across all media outlets, big and small. For reasons unknown to a moral and rational mind, most European countries do not wish the war between Ukraine and Russia to end. Zelenskyy’s … Continue reading UK’s Mixed Messages About Peace in Ukraine
Peace on the Horizon
For the first time in four years, peace between Russia and Ukraine is now discussed as a real possibility. The past administration was content to ship billions of dollars to Ukraine without a hint of ever speaking to Vladimir Putin about peace. We were told over and over again that it was all about defending … Continue reading Peace on the Horizon
It Really Was Fake News
The recent revelations that the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) had been doling out money to various news outlets has shocked the nation. In a time when most Americans have been struggling to make ends meet, the admission that our own government has taken millions of dollars of taxpayer funds to prop up regime … Continue reading It Really Was Fake News