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C. Jay Engel works as a strategic business advisor and writes from his home near the Sierra Nevadas of Northern California. He lives with his wife and their four homeschooled children.
The West is moving at an ever-accelerating pace toward "soft totalitarianism," Rod Dreher argues in his recent book Live Not by Lies.
The American middle-class, the large center unwilling to venture too far ideologically in the 19th and 20th centuries, has embrace the social themes of the radical left. But our cultural direction was foisted upon us. This was not organic.
Libertarianism was a way forward for those disillusioned with America's two-party system, but it is now clear that the ideals of liberty have been subverted by the left. Only political power can preserve the cultural and ethnic roots of America.
Roosevelt’s policy of unconditional surrender reached its tragic culmination in death and destruction for Japan, and became the first step toward a new era of American foreign policy which saw the Old Republic continue its long march toward Empire.
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