Are Most Conspiracy Theorists Mentally Disturbed?
We are sure many readers will vehemently disagree with what Fred Reed writes. We don’t agree either, but we post this for the sake of balance,
Blackness Fatigue: Enough Is Too Much
The media invariably go for the bad-white-innocent-blacks narrative and ghetto blacks, who don’t, and often cannot read, believe it and understandably become enraged. It’s a recipe that’s guaranteed and perhaps even meant to produce conflict.
The Nobility of Savages
Fred Reed takes a measured look at America’s past as he dispels some modern, largely liberal myths
Race: A Very, Very Dismal Reality
Fred Reed outlines a harsh reality that the corporate media goes out of its way to ignore or play down
It’s Gonna Blow
In Trump we have perhaps the weakest President in U.S. history, mouthy, preening, ineffectual, much talk and no action.
Her Name Is Breanna Taylor
Fred Reed explains why he thinks that the murder of George Floyd was just a trigger for many and deeper diseases rotting America
Washington in the Time of Domitian
In many ways, Washington resembles the ancient Rome that Juvenal chronicled in terms of corruption, mendacity, and vice. Fred Reed explains
Gilbert, Edmund Scientific, and the Post-War Flowering of American Techno-Industrial Virtuosity
Fred Reed recalls a time before the Great dumbing down
Unused Militaries
Fred Reed, a former military columnist for Universal Press, on why a war with a real country, such as Russia, China, or even Iran, would be a fool’s adventure
Dispatches from the Race War
Month after month, surprising as sunrise, predictable as the value of pi, come the casualty reports documenting racial disaster. Details change. The substance does not.
Democrats for Trump, 2020
The Democrats focus on virtue signalling and politically correct posing is what first got Trump elected. Now they’re repeating the process. Is Trump paying them?
The View from Abroad: America as Others See it
From abroad, the U.S. is a feral, remorseless empire, rotting from within, ready to do anything to maintain its dominance. From inside the U.S., it seems otherwise