I loved it the second I saw it and it just gets better with age. If you’ve seen it, here it is to enjoy all over again. If you haven’t seen it… prepare to go buy more guns, ammo and flags.
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May 18, 2026
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The real question here is not if this crap is being done. Of course it’s being done. It’s always BEEN done. There have been people trying to overthrow the Constitution of the United States of America since the day before it was signed into law. The unique thing about the U.S. is that unlike every other political system Americans get to make choices based on our own personal interests. Threaten those personal interests and you are fighting an uphill battle. It doesn’t matter who threatens them, be it academia, a political party or your pet dog. The important part is… Read more »
YALE You Always Lose Everything Yuppie And Liquor-less Emptiness Yale is now based on progressive ideologies & free speech controversies that prioritize ideological conformity over open discourse. 2026 Yale report conceded ~33% graduates don’t feel free to express their political beliefs (17% 2015) and hesitate sharing research due to retaliation fears. Ranked 234 of 248 schools for free speech (by FIRE), federal judges stopped hiring Yale Law graduates, due to “woke” culture & “view cancelations”. Trade schools are fine & good, but far well short of advancing a culture/population to compete on a world stage that values quality of life.… Read more »
Mike Rowe Works.
I think it is misguided to commend the researchers for asking these questions and looking into these matters. You must first realize that purpose of the research was simply to measure the progress of their indoctrination and confirm that all is going according to plan. Their conclusion is, undoubtedly, “Yep. It’s still working so let’s keep on doing what we’ve been doing.”
Steve’s talking about the Frankfurt School and academia changing in the 1950s. Whittle’s Afterburner, as I recall, said Columbia’s Journalism school got infiltrated in the late 1930s! I got embarrassed listening to letters sent home by soldiers in the American Civil War, many of whom only had a few years of elementary school education. Their vocabulary was excellent, letting you know they spoke that way at home. New York City Public Schools got an influx of unemployed engineers and scientists that took kids that sold rags in the streets in the early 1930s and turned them into scientists, engineers, doctors,… Read more »
Trade schools are the best bet today. Traditional colleges graduate probably 7 students qualified to be baristas for every 1 student who actually contributes to our society. When I went back to get my electrical engineering degree over 2 decades ago, our country needed 180,000 new electrical engineers each year, but we were only graduating 50,000 every year. So where do the rest come from? Immigrants, of course. I was reading a survey released earlier this week that since 2020, 90% of new jobs created were filled by immigrants. Unemployment amongst American citizens born in the USA had increased. I… Read more »