Strategic Overview - Bringing Peace to the World and Sanity to the Europeans - August 18, 2025
Join Kesha Rogers and Michael Steger in this Monday strategic discussion and overview centered around President Trump's unprecedented
John Quincy Adams travelled to Cincinnati, OH in early November, 1843 to dedicate and to lay the cornerstone of the
Next year marks the 250th anniversary of our Declaration of Independence, but we're facing the same British imperial enemy our founders fought. This July 4th offers the chance to forge alliances that can finally defeat them.
Exposing how the so-called "Austrian School" economics is actually British imperial propaganda designed to destroy American economic sovereignty.
The Battle was Joined on April 19, 1775, at Lexington and Concord
In 1900, America was producing more steel than Germany and Britain combined. America was the world’s leading energy producer and consumer. What caused it? Tariffs.
In no way, in all the history of the United States of America, was President Donald Trump’s and Vice
The "new world order" envisioned by President Trump is a world of strong, sovereign nations working together for their mutual benefit. It is a world based on the principles of the American System, a system that has made the United States the most prosperous and powerful nation in history.
The current flap concerning H-1B visas is now being used by enemies of the incoming Trump Administration to sow discord and confusion among Trump’s team and the MAGA base. It is for this reason that certain truths about the American System of Economics must be clarified.
Thomas Starr King, virtually unknown to most Americans, was one of three contemporaries of Abraham Lincoln who led a successful fight to save California for the Union.
This excerpt, from a new book by historian Robert Ingraham asks President elect Trump to consider the model of America's great 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia in planning the grand celebration the President wants to hold for this nation's 250th anniversary in 2026.
Unlike many today, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who died on April 12, 1945, was aware of how the British were
The answer to the Democratic Jacobins is an avalanche of discoveries, inventions, and city building in the American tradition, with an eye to the 1876 Philadelphia Centennial.
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