Lou Aguilar
Like most conservatives, I was disheartened by the warp speed break in the partnership of Elon Musk and Donald Trump, the two men who saved America. Trump by leading the movement to reclaim the nation’s destiny, Musk by freeing the…
“They were paying us to nail the thief, right?” “You destroyed a two-thousand-dollar television set tackling him,” Cork said. “It was showing The View,” said Slade. From The Washington Trail by Lou Aguilar For once in their history, the Democrats…
Watching the Trump Administration honor the American military this Memorial Day Weekend, I felt a wave of relief as well as pride. Relief that the four-year nightmare of disdain and blind risk for our soldiers and sailors under the previous…
Some people might wonder how the Culture War turned against the Left so quickly. Only three years ago, progressives ruled America. They had the White House, both houses of Congress, academia, and the media, including entertainment and social media. They…
Historians analyzing the first quarter of the 21st Century will have many anomalous riddles to ponder about the no longer ruling class. Did they really believe defunding the police would lower crime? That employment based on race, sex, or sexual…
Some ten years ago, I openly joined the Culture War. Before then, like Rick in Casablanca, I stuck my neck out for nobody. My former work environment, Hollywood, was falling prey to academia-spawned Marxism, but at a then slow pace….
“The stone the builders have rejected has become the cornerstone.” Psalm 118: 22 One of the most famous of all Shakespeare quotes — “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players,” (As You Like It)…
“Tis the times’ plague, when madmen lead the blind.” William Shakespeare, King Lear Last Friday marked the 250th anniversary of the Shot Heard Round the World. This was the first musket shot of the American Revolution, fired across the old North…
In the world, you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world. John 16: 33 A thousand Easters ago, the world was in darkness. The Roman power which sustained civilization for a millennium had fallen to corruption,…
Contrary to popular belief, the Dark Ages weren’t so dark. As much as secular historians hate to admit it, Christianity held Western Civilization together from the fall of the Roman Empire around 500 AD to the start of the Renaissance…
