The aim of this compendium is to equip my fellow ethnic Americans with a concise, printable reference—one that may be diligently studied and kept at the ready for elucidating the historical arc of immigration in the United States. I hold it as a matter of paramount importance that we engage our opponents armed with unassailable …
Parallels Between the 1776 Grievances & Modern Ethnic American Concerns The 27 grievances in the Declaration of Independence—laid bare in my earlier article The Road to Revolution—were not mere complaints. They were the breaking point for a people who had suffered years of distant tyranny, blocked self-rule, and the calculated obstruction of their right to …
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I’ve written this article with one goal: to make the lead-up to the Declaration of Independence clear for every reader, no matter your schooling or background. I want to respect your intelligence while ensuring the story of America’s fight for freedom is easy to follow. Let’s dive into what pushed the colonies to declare independence …
We Don’t Have Private Property in the West: Overtaken from the Start In America, the idea of owning property—a home, a piece of land—feels like a bedrock of freedom. But the reality hits hard if you fall behind on property taxes: the government can take it away, turning what seems like true ownership into …
As Americans commemorate Independence Day, a critical historical phrase merits retention in our collective memory: “1 year and 9 months.” This temporal marker, reiterated for emphasis, holds profound significance for future discourse on the nation’s foundational principles. Its relevance emerges from a meticulous examination of America’s legal and constitutional evolution, a narrative that challenges conventional …
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