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After a few days in the Italian Riviera, we drove for two hours into the Piedmont wine region to our villa near the ancient spa town of Acqui Terme.

We had rented the villa for seven days. It had six bedrooms, three bathrooms, a swimming pool, and elevated views of the surrounding valley — and it was less expensive than comparable houses in wine regions like Napa (California).

And the villa was made entirely of old stone. It was a stunning country house — which they call a cascina.

After a week or so, I was forming some observations about Italy, and the Italian people, that were curious.

First of all, everyone in Italy is still smoking cigarettes.

Second: they are all driving very small cars at very high speeds. The tiniest automobiles you’ve ever seen — Fiats, Alfa Romeos, Lancias — were passing me on the freeways here at 140 kilometers per hour.

That’s 100 MPH for Americans.

Lots of people were on motorcycles too — and they were passing the tiny clown cars regularly on the freeways at even higher speeds.

The Italians were very polite and friendly people when you encountered them standing or sitting or walking — but they all became manic race car drivers the moment they got into their little cars with little engines.

It’s hilarious and scary.

It took me a day or two to adjust to the usual European hotel breakfast way of life: two or three cups of cappuccino, some yogurt with fruit, a croissant with chocolate, a slice of apple tart.

And the rest of the day? We had two or three courses of pasta for lunch. And several more pasta dishes for dinner.

I mean — it’s Carb City over here in Italy.

And yet none of the Italians were obese. In fact, most of them were quite slim.

Needless to say, I had some questions about their health and fitness regimen. What was going on?

How was an entire country smoking most of the day, while eating seven courses of spaghetti and drinking two bottles of wine, and not getting fat?

And why were rates of cancer lower in Italy than in most other countries?

I didn’t have any explanations for my observations. All of these points were contradictory — according to all the health advice that Americans have been given in the last few decades.

But I began to notice some changes in my own health too.

I began losing weight on the Italian diet of carbs and coffee. I seemed to be slimming down for no good reason.

My fingers and joints seemed to be less inflamed. My energy levels improved. An old knee injury from playing volleyball from college that bothered me constantly had now stopped hurting at all.

Was this diet? Was this exercise? Was this the air?

Was it a combination of all three?

I talked to a few other Americans who had visited Italy recently and they all reported similar health benefits.

They also noted feeling noticeably worse once they returned to America. Inflammation returned. Weight loss reversed. Energy levels dropped.

I don’t know why these things are happening.

But there is something called the European Effect — it’s real.

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Author’s Note: This is the second article in a series on the economic challenges facing middle class Americans. And the cultural problems. And the inflation. You get the idea.

My travel agent had convinced me that I should fly to Europe on vacation to prove to myself that Americans were being swindled on their summer vacations back in the States.

This only took twenty-four hours to prove.

I booked a hotel room with an ocean view at a 4-star boutique resort on the Italian Riviera for $400. That was for a main bedroom with a queen bed, and a smaller attached bedroom with twin beds for my children. So I got a suite, basically. And when I say on the Italian Riviera, I mean: the beach was across the street.

My second surprise: parking for our rental car was included free of charge.

Then I woke up in the morning and found that breakfast for four was included in the hotel fee. With a table on a balcony overlooking the azure water of the Mediterranean Sea. And freshly squeezed orange juice. Endless cups of espresso. Twelve kinds of croissants. Yogurt. Granola. Bagels with cream cheese. Cheese and fruit and prosciutto slices on little plates that never went empty. A custom order of eggs — soft-boiled, hard-boiled, omelette — was available on the side too.

Breakfast lasted almost two hours. We ate and ate and ate. Nobody hurried us either. Every time my little cappuccino ran dry, a charming waiter offered to refill it.

That same breakfast would have cost me $150 (at least) at a nice resort in the United States.

And the parking? That’s another $30 or $40 or $50 per day usually.

So I was getting $200 of extra services and amenities included in my hotel fee — which was already 40% less expensive than similar beach hotels in Florida or California.

It was true. The majesty of Europe was much much cheaper than Myrtle Beach or Fort Lauderdale — let alone Coronado or Kaanapali or Sea Island.

But that’s enough about prices.

That’s merely one part of the equation. The more important part was the quality of the experience — and that part was clearly better. Whether you pay a lot or a little on vacation — the point is that you have a wonderful experience.

Let’s talk about the cultural differences for a moment.

After enjoying the Italian Riviera, we wandered into the Piedmont region. It was Sunday. In a little town called Bormida, we arrived just in time to find the locals leaving the Catholic church to have the annual procession of Corpus Christi through the streets.

The church itself was beautiful too.

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Author’s Note: This is the first article in a short series on the rising and unsustainable costs now facing the middle class in America.

This year, I found myself with a very big financial problem and its name was: summer.

You see: I have a job during the summer — just like most Americans — but I also have two school-age kids with a three-month break and I needed them out of the house.

Naturally, I wanted to fill their time with basketball camps, adventure camps, ballet camps, swim camps, STEAM camps, and all the other assorted time-fillers that now exist in the United States so that adults can essentially pay extra to keep working their usual jobs.

The problem was the price: $500 per week for a camp per person on average. So I was facing $1000 per week and $4000 per month — just to have my children doing the usual activities they do at school for free.

Why did I need all these summer camps in the first place?

In the old days — like the 1980s — kids in America had bicycles and skateboards and they wandered around their neighborhoods playing with other kids while being unsupervised by adults — and that’s basically illegal now. If I allowed my kids to wander around our leafy neighborhood for more than an hour, I would probably be reported to Child Protective Services the next day. By my neighbors.

It’s weird but it’s true. As American parents, we are all now paying extra for summer.

Of course, I still wanted to take my children on vacation myself for a week or two somewhere this summer too — I’m not a monster after all. I wanted to keep it simple. Keep it local. You might say: quaint.

That’s when the price-tag for my summer really escalated.

What were seven days at the beach in the Outer Banks of North Carolina going to cost? Or Virginia Beach? Or Maine? Or anywhere in the United States?

My research astonished me: one week of vacation in 2026 for a family of four in America now costs (on average) about: $7,964.

That’s more than $1,000 per day.

Quaint and local was the most expensive option of all.

Pictured: A typical beach condo rental in America is more than $5,000 per week.

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Welcome to the 21st article in our new section on religion: Christian Nation.

About the author: Joachim Osther is a freelance writer focusing on the intersection of culture and Christianity. He holds a master’s degree in theological studies from Veritas College and Seminary, and publishes commentaries at American Thinker, The Stream, and RaymondIbrahim, chronicling the relevance of historical clashes between militant Islam and the West.

It’s no secret that the American left has embraced anti-Christian hate with unbridled gusto — but it’s probably worse than you thought.

At least that’s the conclusion from the recently published report by The Task Force to Eradicate Anti-Christian Bias. Its sobering findings show how leftist anti-Christian sentiments congealed into form — and from form into manifest policy during the Biden Administration.

The Administration’s undertaking was so blatantly targeted and unrestrained that President Donald Trump signed Executive Order 1402, titled Eradicating Anti-Christian Bias, shortly after taken office in 2025. This EO established the investigative Task Force with representatives from 17 federal departments and agencies who summarized their initial findings in the April 30 report.

Sadly, their findings seems to have swept through the grey matter of most Americans without much pause or introspection. But this brief peak under the lid of the 565 pages should stop every Christian and thinking conservative in their tracks.

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The first rule of being a real savage on social media is: you gotta hunt big game.

Nobody cares if you bag a squirrel or a possum. You must hunt the big monsters like disgraced CNN anchors and NBC democrat activists — and you have to track the apex predators in American politics like Mitch McConnell and Bill Gates.

There’s a lot of beasts in the wilds of the Internet: bigamist Muslim congresswomen, Russiagate hoaxers, corrupt FBI officials, you name it.

#1 — Twitter was once a jungle where corporate media frauds were regularly poached and stuffed and mounted on a daily basis. That’s the real reason they had to shut the whole thing down. Regular people had millions of followers while the so-called titans of American corporate media often couldn’t get 100 people to “like” any of their tweets. Twitter (2015-2020) was once the place where all the sacred cows got slaughtered. It was the closest thing to the public square that we had left in American culture. That’s why the Democrats censored and deplatformed and purged it first.

Like I said: you have to hunt the big game to get the big trophies.

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Elon Musk’s latest former girlfriend, Ashley St. Clair, caused a stir recently by reading some text messages from Musk in a social media video.

St. Clair implied that Elon Musk basically interfered in the 2024 election: “In October, Elon tells me he is ready to release his anomaly in the matrix. He says he has 10K lasers in space, referring to his satellites. He says this is not a piece they’ll see on the chess board. Shortly after that, he’s sending me internal data from America PAC, real-time delta vote metrics. On election night, Elon left Mar-a-Lago early and he told me yeah I knew hours ago that Trump won, my team has the best real time data. How do you have real time data?”

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Former One America News (OAN) reporter Gabrielle Cuccia joined me on my TV show to discuss her exclusive reporting on social-media information operations that target prominent Trump supporters — and which may be coming from the White House.

Strange, but true.

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The Peach State is rotting from the inside again. The entire state suffers from corrupt politicians who are so filthy and self-serving that they’d probably make a third-world dictator in Africa green with envy. And here’s the most absurd part: the same cast of characters from the infamous 2020 election are still in charge in Georgia.

The exact same fools.

Kemp. Raffensperger. Sterling.

Let’s start at the beginning: Georgia’s infamous Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has basically centralized the counting and tabulation of the state’s election results from a “secret bunker” called the Reporting Room — which is located in a secure facility not accessible to the public.

That’s not just totally suspicious — it’s also totally illegal.

To further make his point, Raffensperger denied access to this “counting center” to Georgia’s duly elected representatives on the State Election Board.

That set off alarm bells across Georgia.

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Something stinks in Kentucky.

Thomas Massie faced a primary opponent named Ed Gallrein — and Gallrein refused to do any debates.

Massie explained why Gallrein was shy around the media: “He’s afraid to take a position because he knows he doesn’t have positions.” In fact, Gallrein’s spokesperson could not even provide a reason for why Gallrein did not attend.

Gallrein also had very few supporters at his campaign events. Just a few days before the primary, Gallrein could not muster seven people to attend his one of his public appearances.

Seven people.

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Patrick Byrne has just dropped more explosive allegations regarding America’s rigged elections on my TV show. He’s fighting back after Dominion Voting Systems (allegedly!) pushed to destroy key 2020 election discovery evidence.

Remember: Dominion Voting Systems was supposedly sold in an undisclosed private sale in 2025 to a small company called: Liberty. And now Dominion apparently wants all discovery evidence to be destroyed. In addition, Byrne is under a federal gag order to not disclose any details about this case publicly.

Patrick Byrne has ignored that gag order and he now claims that internal Dominion emails reveal something far bigger.

According to Byrne:

— Dominion executives publicly claimed their systems were American-made, air-gapped, and inaccessible remotely.

— But internal emails (allegedly) show developers in Belgrade, Serbia remotely accessing machines during the Antrim County controversy.

— Byrne says virtual machines were created and vote totals were altered MULTIPLE TIMES over several weeks while officials publicly blamed “human error.”

Byrne says the evidence is so explosive that Dominion is now (allegedly) trying to force its destruction through court orders tied to ongoing litigation involving attorney Stefanie Lambert. He said: “That’s what they want to destroy — the biggest crimes in American history.”

Byrne now says that internal emails from discovery actually show that several sets of election results were reported from Antrim, Michigan in 2020. According to Byrne: Dominion emails show that people in Belgrade, Serbia were altering election results on the orders of Dominion executives.

Allegedly, federal judges ordered that this information should not be disclosed to the public.

Now, Magistrate Judge Upadhyay has (allegedly) ordered Byrne to destroy these emails obtained through discovery — and Byrne has refused to do so.

Byrne said: “Today, I disclose Dominion's emails because I no longer follow traitorously illegal orders from Magistrate Judge Upadhyaya (a vile Indian who repped Maduro), Deep State Judge Nichols, and their boss Judge Boasberg (a dirty Bolshevik).”

Byrne has also disclosed that criminal charges are being filed against Magistrate Judge Upadhyay.

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It’s 2026 — and state elections in Georgia are still rigged.

The Peach State’s politicians are always rotten for some reason, and nothing has really changed since Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger (supposedly a Republican) has refused to allow Georgia’s State Election Board into the Reporting Room where statewide results will be tabulated and published for the upcoming primaries on May 19th.

That’s not just weird — that’s illegal.

Obviously, no elected official in America can simply hide in a counting room to “oversee” election results all by himself.

According to Georgia election watchdog Garland Favorito, the “Reporting Room” is off-limits not only to the public, but even to Georgia’s election officials who are appointed to oversee elections. As Favorito has explained: “The secret aggregation of election results is a clear violation of state election transparency law.”

Actually, the entire plan for the upcoming election is illegal — according to Favorito. “Statewide votes are verified, aggregated, and reported from a secret bunker and the secrecy has to stop. This is a federal election and we are requesting immediate DOJ intervention to protect the voting rights of all Georgians.”

Things are so bad that several election candidates immediately filed lawsuits seeking emergency action to force Brad Raffensperger to comply with Georgia’s own transparency laws.

Since when do candidates for office have to petition the courts to force the Secretary of State to perform his duties legally?

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If you want to unravel the mysterious results of the 2020 election, you must begin by asking a simple question: why were 78 million American votes from 800 counties in seven states sent overseas to be “handled” by a bankrupt Spanish company in Barcelona?

This was the question I found myself asking after Election Day in 2020.

Someone had told me to check out a foreign company specializing in election technology called: SCYTL. According to its website, the Department of Defense was one of their main customers. SCYTL’s website also bragged that it played a big part in our 2020 elections. Why would the Department of Defense subcontract a Spanish company located in Barcelona to handle 78 million votes from 800 counties?

For that matter, why was the Department of Defense involved in American elections at all?

Who was running our elections? I thought we were running our elections. Didn’t you? It took about three minutes on the Internet to figure out that SCYTL had gone bankrupt right before the 2020 election. It took another three minutes to learn that SCYTL set up a voting system in Switzerland that was abandoned after Swiss authorities launched a public code review in 2019 where researchers discovered errors in the source-code that would allow the system’s operator to alter votes undetected.

Does that sound familiar?

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1. Why did the vote counting stop on election night in several swing states?

2. Why did the vote counting delays only happen in swing states?

3. Why were election observers barred from entering vote counting stations in swing states?

4. Why did Trey Trainor, the chair of the Federal Election Commission, declare on TV that election “observers have not been allowed into the polling locations in a meaningful way” and that “if they’re not, the law is not being followed, making this an illegitimate election” on November 6th, 2020?

5. Why are any electronic voting machines hooked up to the Internet?

6. Why were votes from the 2020 election sent overseas for “processing” and “tabulation” purposes?

7. Why would votes from 30 states in America be processed by a Canadian firm?

8. Why would the company that “tabulates” votes for 800 American counties be a recently bankrupt Barcelona-based firm with the Department of Defense as its best-known client?

9. Why would America’s electronic voting machines be under the ownership of citizens from foreign nations?

10. Why are so many electronic voting machine companies owned by shell companies?

11. Why did it take Maricopa County (Arizona) two weeks to count its votes?

12. Why did an audit expert find 74,000 more votes were counted in Maricopa County (Arizona) than were mailed out?

13. Why did Mark Zuckerberg donate over $400 million to his personal charity to run a parallel private election system in 2020?

14. Why did the Special Counsel in Wisconsin just release a report that called Zuckerberg’s donations in five Wisconsin counties a classic case of bribery?

15. Why did AG Merrick Garland at Biden’s Department of Justice threaten to interfere in a post-election audit conducted in Arizona — and authorized by the state of Arizona?

16. Why did a county circuit court judge in Wisconsin rule that the Wisconsin Elections Commission had run the 2020 election in an illegal manner?

17. Why have the voting machine companies refused to comply with subpoenas from the state officials of Wisconsin?

18. Why do the voting machine companies refuse to have their machines inspected even though these machines are used in public elections?

19. Why is a federal judge in Georgia refusing to release a report by a cybersecurity expert who inspected a Dominion machine and found it vulnerable to hacking and manipulation of the votes?

20. Why did Dominion Voting Systems refuse to comply with the post-election audit in Arizona — which was ordered by the State of Arizona itself?

21. Why are more than 300,000 ballot transfer forms missing in Georgia’s 2020 election?

22. Why did Dominion Voting Systems fail to show up and answer questions from the elected officials of Pennsylvania after the 2020 election?

23. Why do 204,430 mail-in ballots in Arizona have mismatched signatures?

24. Why do 740,000 mail-in ballots in Arizona have broken chain of custody?

25. Why did the Wisconsin Special Counsel find that 50 nursing homes had 100% voter turnout and that cheating was widespread?

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Most of what happens in Congress is pure theater — an uncomfortable truth that many conservative Americans are starting to realize during the second Trump Administration. Let’s say: you voted Republicans into power in 2024. What results do you have to show for it?

It doesn’t seem to matter that the GOP controls both houses of Congress — does it?

Let’s take an obvious example: on May 11th, the statute of limitations expired for prosecuting Dr. Fauci for (allegedly!) lying to Congress about funding COVID-19 research.

So why did Congress wait until May 13th to schedule a CIA whistleblower’s testimony on the COVID-19 cover-up? Why schedule this hearing two days after the statue of limitations ran out on prosecuting Dr. Fauci?

It’s almost like Congress is just pretending to do oversight of the intelligence community.

It’s almost like the CIA is really in charge of running America while Congress performs “oversight theater.”

That’s not just my opinion — that’s the conclusion of sitting Senators in public hearings.

Here’s Senator Josh Hawley admitting who’s really in charge. Hawley: “If our elected officials, and unelected officials in this case in the IC and ODNI — if they can get by with blatantly violating the statutes of this country, and lying to the American people, I’m sorry but we don’t have a democracy anymore. I don’t what it is — but it’s not a democracy. Because We the People are not in charge. These people are in charge. And they’re lying to us every single day.”

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Welcome to the 20th article in our new section on religion: Christian Nation.

I will never forget the day I made a prize fool of myself in the pulpit a little over three decades ago. I had just begun my ministry as a university chaplain. I was preaching on the “fruit of the Spirit” from Galatians 5:22. To drive home my point, I brought some artificially decomposed fruit into the pulpit. I don’t remember what I said, but I do recollect bluffing my university congregation about how fruit decays. I mean, I wasn’t lying or trying to deceive anybody. I was merely using the festering fruit to teach a spiritual truth. After the service, a chemistry professor came up to me and called my bluff.

Since that memorable day, I have strained every sinew, pulled out all the stops, and moved heaven and earth to fact-check every claim I make while preaching, teaching, or writing. I will not settle for a tertiary or secondary source. I will try to work my way to primary sources. I will scour the field for peer-reviewed literature or books by credible experts published by reputable publishers or university presses. If the topic is contested, I try to present both sides fairly.

Since I am not infallible, I get it wrong sometimes. So when a reader (or someone in my congregation) corrects me, I am always grateful.

I correct the mistake and, if possible, publicly thank the reader.

Pictured: St. John Maron, a monk and the patriarch of the Maronite church.

Tales of Tolerance: A Simplistic Narrative

This is why I must share the outrage of many Lebanese Catholics, evangelicals, and Jews who blasted Pope Leo’s egregious historical revisionism on Lebanon. While visiting Lebanon recently, Leo portrayed it as a “remarkable place where minarets and church bell towers stand side by side” as a testimony “of its people to the one God.” Leo extolled Lebanon as a “witness to the enduring truth” that “Christians, Muslims, Druze, and countless others can live together and build a country united by respect and dialogue.”

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Robert Kennedy Jr. and his team are no longer running HHS inside the Trump Administration.

Who’s in charge now? According to renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Jack Kruse — it’s a national security agency called: DARPA.

Remember: DARPA is the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and that’s just the research and technology wing of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

You can see these connections more clearly with news this week about: Dr. Vincent Munster.

According to journalist Paul Thacker, Dr. Munster was detained during a routine airport security screening after he returned from Africa this year. Inside of Munster’s luggage, authorities apparently found “undeclared human pathogen samples” inside a special case.

These samples included the deadly monkeypox virus — according to various sources.

It’s a crime to bring such dangerous pathogens into the United States. According to Dr. Kruse, it’s a serious violation of the Patriot Act as well.

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Welcome to the 19th article in our new section on religion: Christian Nation.

I’d like to make a science fiction series. In the style of The Man in the High Castle (where the Nazis won World War II) it would depict an alternative present, where a few historical changes produced a world quite different from ours.

In this world, people suffering from gender dysphoria (i.e. “transgenders”) were seen as a curse and a burden. Society looked at them and the medical costs they imposed, the unsettling questions they raised, and decided, “Nah, you’re just not worth it.” We all made our excuses, pointing to their high depression and suicide rates — regardless of how they’re treated. We reasoned that they didn’t face much prospect for happiness, and likely would cost us all far more than they’d contribute. After all, as I’ve pointed out here before about our own real world:

In progressive Belgium, euthanasia is available for victims of Muslim terrorism. And in the crowning glory of modern leftist compassion, Canada now offers it for the clinically depressed.

So in this imaginary scenario, we set up procedures by which families burdened by their relative’s transgenderism could have them humanely euthanized — for the good of all involved. These medical and legal arrangements proved highly effective, eliminating (by some estimates) 80 percent of transgender patients in the country. The remaining 20 percent belonged to families with strong ethical or religious reasons for refusing euthanasia.

Among this eccentric remnant, the surviving gender dysophorics and their families reported a surprising result, however: They claimed that virtually all the patients and their relations were glad they were still alive.

They were happier being alive than dead.

But most of us paid no attention, silently thinking, “Better you than me,” or “It takes all kinds, I guess,” and went on with our lives.

Maybe the Nazis Actually Won the War

Would you like to live in such a world? However frustrating, politically obnoxious, and creepy I find the whole transgender phenomenon, I wouldn’t. I’d feel that we were dehumanizing not just the euthanasia victims but our entire society by callously dismissing one subset of human beings as “life unworthy of life.”

Well it’s a good thing we don’t have a society like that, isn’t it?

Except that we do. Look at my counterfactual above, and for “transgender” plug in instead “Down syndrome.” According to the U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee:

Medical advancements have helped increase life expectancy of people with Down syndrome from about 10 years in the 1960s to over 50 years in 2020 according to JEC Republican estimates, but at the same time have led to expanded screening during pregnancy that opens the door to a rise in selective abortions.

JEC Republicans estimate that absent selective abortion, 80 percent more babies with Down syndrome would be born each year and that the Down syndrome population would be 217,000 people greater in 50 years, an increase which is greater than the current Down syndrome population.

The Final Solution to the Down Syndrome Problem

Entire countries in Europe (such as Iceland) are boasting that they have “cured” Down syndrome by detecting and aborting every unborn patient diagnosed. Well, that’s one way to do it, isn’t it? Has a very Nordic efficiency about it, though one I associate more with the Nazi SS than Icelandic fishermen.

Why does our society embrace transgender people as victims and heroes, as brave pioneers and fascinating transgressors — while ruthlessly hunting down and wiping out kids with Down syndrome?

It’s not as if people with Down syndrome made the same kind of demands as trans activists do. You don’t see Down syndrome advocates demanding that we abolish IQ tests, dismantle every barrier to Down syndrome acceptance, until people with Down syndrome were piloting airplanes and serving as cabinet members — and labeling those who opposed this as bigots and haters. Keeping a person with Down syndrome person healthy is nowhere near as expensive as changing a person’s sex, and fooling his body for decades with artificial hormones.

Down syndrome advocates don’t insist we use special pronouns, reject fundamental truths of biology, or otherwise reengineer our education and society to accommodate them. They’d just like us to stop hunting them down and wiping them out.

As a Christian who deplores the euthanasia or persecution of anyone whatsoever, I’d like to ask why we scapegoat and destroy kids with Down syndrome, but cosset and indulge transgender fantasies.

That Drag Queen Stands in for Your Favorite Sins

And I think I know the reason. It’s a dark one. While the average citizen might be equally unsettled by either a person with Down syndrome or one with gender dysphoria, there’s one critical difference between them. The former is simply a person who has been born with some physical and intellectual challenges. There’s nothing sexy or kinky about him, he’s simply somewhat disabled. Seems like he might be a “burden” to his parents, or the taxpayer. (Though in fact he’s a genuine bargain compared to the impact of a transgender person on insurance rates.)

The transgender person, however, is a sexual transgressor. He’s doing outrageous and kinky things that violate the Natural Law (whatever his culpability). If we condemn or reject his sins, what would that mean for us? For our own sins, the ugly stuff in our past or our Internet history? Libertines argue that rejecting transgender claims is only the “thin end of the wedge,” which will quickly be followed by bans on abortion, pornography, and other Natural Law violations.

And a lot of people are attached to those, much more than they are to innocent and harmless people who just got born with an extra chromosome.

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Todd Blanche wants to be the next Attorney General of the United States. Everything he does right now is in pursuit of that self-serving goal. His latest campaign spectacle is what he and Kash Patel are calling an “11-count indictment” against the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). They are taking a victory lap. They shouldn’t be.

Let’s be clear about Blanche’s record. For over a year, he served as Deputy Attorney General — the second-highest position in the entire DOJ. According to reports, Pam Bondi resided in Florida during her tenure. Blanche was de facto in charge. Every failure of the Bondi DOJ is his failure. He produced nothing for the base. Bondi resigned in shame.

Now, with her chair still warm, Blanche is auditioning — throwing red meat on X, staging press conferences, and boasting about his latest accomplishments — while hoping nobody looks too closely. Even if these campaign stunts produce results — which they won’t — these are actions he could have accomplished on his first day with a stroke of a pen. Which begs the question: why did he wait until now, after Bondi resigned?

The SPLC and the FBI

The SPLC is a leftist lawfare operation based in Alabama. It raises money from Trump-hating donors by labeling conservative individuals and organizations as neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and domestic terrorists. Its power comes entirely from the credibility given to it by the federal government — including the FBI and DOJ. The DOJ and FBI worked hand in glove with the SPLC for years — including when Blanche was a federal prosecutor under Obama — treating its designations as legitimate intelligence.

Turning Point USA was on the SPLC’s hate map. The FBI knew this and kept working with them anyway. In October of 2025, the FBI began cutting ties with the SPLC and its sister organization, the Anti-Defamation League, but only in reaction to public outrage in the aftermath of Kirk’s murder. Prior to the public outcry, Todd Blanche, the man in charge of both the DOJ and FBI, took no proactive steps to cut the relationship with SPLC and other groups.

Blanche Admitted the FBI Covered for the SPLC

Before we even get to the substance of the recent indictment, consider what Blanche said on Fox News to host Laura Ingraham. He admitted that an investigation into the SPLC was opened during the Biden administration and was “mysteriously closed.” He claimed he has “no information about why [the investigation] was closed.”

As Deputy Attorney General, Blanche was the head of FBI and DOJ. Now he’s Acting Attorney General. He has access to every file, every email, every agent who ever touched that case. And his answer for the American People is that he has “no information.” The real question is whether the FBI deliberately buried an investigation to protect the SPLC. Did the FBI cover for a far left-wing organization that it was simultaneously working with to target conservatives? Is the FBI involved in other similar groups? Is the FBI running Antifa? The SPLC is far less of a threat to the American People than a rogue FBI that seems to be doing the same things that the SPLC is accused of doing. The American People are demanding answers and information about weaponized government, past and present. But Blanche – who was a federal prosecutor in New York under Obama – isn’t interested in solving that mystery. He’s not looking into the FBI or DOJ.

The “11 Counts”: Smoke, Mirrors, and DOJ Tricks

Now let’s look at what Blanche actually charged. There are not really 11 separate crimes. There are three groups of charges that really amount to a single process crime. This is a common DOJ weaponization tactic. The defendant is charged with a multitude of crimes so that when an impatient and confused jury is split between guilty and non-guilty factions, the reasonable people offer to split the baby and acquit on half the charges and vote guilty on the other half. But just like in the Bible, 50% percent of a split baby is 100% dead. If the defendant is successfully acquitted on 50% of the charges against him, he is still 100% guilty.

Let’s look at these 11 counts.

Counts 1–6: Wire Fraud (18 U.S.C. 1343)

Wire fraud is the government’s favorite trick. Here is how it works: fraud is already a crime in all 50 states. But if you commit fraud using a phone, a computer, or any electronic means — which everyone does, for everything, always — the federal government can arrest you and prosecute you for “wire fraud,” which carries up to 30 years per count. It is a “crime” in its own right, and a force multiplier for other underlying charges. Prosecutors use it when they don’t have a strong underlying case but want to terrify a defendant into a plea deal. You can go from facing one year in prison to facing 30 years — basically a life sentence for someone over 40 — just because you sent an email while committing a petty crime.

So what is the underlying conduct here? The SPLC made six ACH payments to its employees on April 25, 2023. The total of all six transactions was $13,905. The largest single payment was $4,750. The rest ranged from $1,000 to $3,090. And SPLC used a computer. That’s “wire fraud.”

Counts 7–10: False Statements to a Bank (18 U.S.C. 1014)

SPLC was charged with four counts of violating 18 U.S.C. 1014, a statute titled “Loan and credit applications generally; renewals and discounts; crop insurance.” Blanche shoehorned the SPLC’s act of opening a checking account into a statute that makes it illegal to make a misleading statement that overvalues the price of a farm for the purpose of influencing a decision by, among others, the Farm Credit Administration or the Secretary of Agriculture.

In this case, on December 20, 2016, an SPLC employee opened bank accounts for six small businesses and allegedly checked a box certifying that the employee was the sole proprietor. In 2020, the bank “investigated” and contacted the employee. The SPLC immediately came clean and closed the accounts and transferred the funds back to the SPLC.

If you own two LLCs and open an account for one while the other also benefits, you could theoretically go to prison for three decades under this theory. Hopefully these counts will be dismissed by the Court as a stretch too far. If the courts let this one through they will create another tool in the DOJ tool box to go after any American with an LLC and a bank account.

Count 11: Conspiracy to Commit Money Laundering (18 U.S.C. 1956(h))

According to the indictment, the SPLC conspired to launder money by paying its field sources through LLCs rather than directly, using “monikers” to obscure its identity. The American People call that “privacy.” Todd Blanche’s DOJ calls that “money laundering.”

If someone uses a business name on an ACH payment to shield his identity, is that money laundering? Under Blanche’s theory, possibly yes. The indictment includes that the SPLC was behind the Charlottesville Hoax and other false flag operations. But the critical point is that SPLC is not charged with any of that. It is being charged with petty process crimes over a few mis-checked boxes on a bank account application and $13,000 in payments. For those process crimes it is facing a maximum of 320 years in prison, up to $10,000,000 in fines for counts 1-10, and unlimited fines for count 11.

No Names, No Arrests, No Justice

Weaponization aside, Blanche’s DOJ did not name a single individual in the indictment. Not one. Every SPLC employee involved is referred to anonymously. The names of the individuals who acted on behalf of the SPLC are certainly known to Blanche and the DOJ, but for reasons unknown he chose not to share them with the public.

Compare that to how the DOJ treated January 6 defendants. Every grandmother who walked through the Capitol got her own DOJ press release. The DOJ made sure local newspapers in every town across America knew their names before they ever had a chance to defend themselves in court. But Todd Blanche’s DOJ is suddenly very sensitive about the privacy when it comes to SPLC employees.

It’s highly unusual to even indict the entity without also indicting the individuals who allegedly committed the crime. Enron was not indicted — the individual actors were. Same with Theranos – only the founder Elizabeth Holmes was indicted. And for good reason. Imagine if Blanche and the DOJ win a clean sweep and get a conviction on every count — what happens? The only defendant is a fictional legal entity. A corporation. A stack of documents. Who sits at the defense table at trial? If the SPLC is sentenced to the maximum 320 years, who goes to prison?

One might argue, at least the SPLC’s assets will be seized. But assuming the lawyers don’t exhaust whatever funds haven’t already been looted, who gets whatever money is left over? Not you. All of the money goes to lawyers and the federal government. The people who actually committed the alleged crimes walk away free. And ironically, Blanche claims he is doing this on behalf of the poor victim SPLC donors who simply wanted their money to go to a vicious leftist smear factory. If Blanche cared about these “victims” he wouldn’t prosecute their favored charity into oblivion with charges that will inevitably destroy it. The donors should be made whole of whatever funds were misused, and this could be handled with a civil action.

Blanche is just a second-rate Merrick Garland

By this point in the Biden presidency, Merrick Garland had arrested over 800 January 6 defendants. You have to hand it to Garland, he was a master at weaponizing government. By contrast, Blanche’s signature achievement is an indictment of Don Lemon — a case that appears, from the public record, to be on thin ice. And now this: a corporate indictment of the SPLC that names nobody, charges nothing that will survive a motion to dismiss, and will either be dropped by a hostile judge, mooted when SPLC folds, or inherited by a Democrat administration that will drop it on day one.

Meanwhile, the actual criminals are free. The people who ran false flag operations against conservatives, who infiltrated and possibly created “violent extremist groups” to manufacture fake statistics about “right wing extremism”, who fed information to the FBI which used it to justify targeting the American right — none of them are facing consequences.

And Blanche won’t even tell us the full story about the extent of these fake groups, whether they infiltrated and bear responsibility for January 6, and whether the federal government — including his FBI and DOJ — are implicated. We got the tip of the iceberg about the SPLC, while the FBI/DOJ iceberg remains submerged, and its all a limited modified hangout because Todd Blanche wants love from the base on social media while he auditions for his next job.

Jonathan Gross, Esq. served in the Department of Justice as Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights. He is a civil rights attorney in Baltimore, MD. he can be found at www.JonathanGrossLaw.com and on X.com

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The curious case of America’s missing military scientists continues to get weirder. Another NASA scientist and his family have died under suspicious circumstances. Now, the media is introducing a new angle into the story by linking these deaths to the strange circumstances surrounding the death of young government physicist Amy Eskridge on June 11, 2022.

Amy Eskridge was the daughter of Richard, a renowned NASA fusion propulsion scientist. She was working on a contract with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) when she died. What’s more, despite being only 34, Amy Eskridge had founded a lab focused on speculative propulsion technology development.

Here’s the rub with her: Amy Eskridge, even with all her government contracts and familial ties to the black world of exotic military science, had tailored her lab to be public-facing. In other words, Eskridge wanted to ensure that her pet project—developing working anti-gravity propulsion—would not be covered up behind the thick veil that surrounds all exotic black military technology programs.

That’s why she created her lab and became an advocate for what’s known as disclosure.

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