An enlightening and informative symposium on human trafficking

“I happened to be in the D.C. area when the offices of the U.S. Agency for International Development were closed.”

Early in the morning on January 20, 2025, President Joe Biden issued “preemptive pardons” to many individuals, including members of his own family.

“Breastfeeding is in the news again — that’s good!” said Tompson. “There is a reason for this happening. When things get so upside down, that means a change is coming.”

What is Kamala Harris known for?

Criminal aliens had an average of four charges and convictions each, with more than 33,000 charges or convictions for assault, over 7,500 for weapons offenses, 1,713 homicide-related crimes, and more than 1,600 for kidnapping.  Removals included over 3,400 known or suspected gang members, 139 known or suspected terrorists, and 108 foreign fugitives wanted by their own government for crimes including homicide, rape, terrorism, and kidnapping.

Just 3% of public high school students in the United States can pass the citizenship test required of immigrants for citizenship.

Thoughts on the upcoming Presidential Election

A Northern California elementary school is spending $250,000 of taxpayer money for teacher training sessions run by “Woke Kindergarten”

Sierra College hosted a community forum on May 24 featuring two local police chiefs, Dan Foss, Chief of Nevada City PD, and Alex Gammelgard, Chief of Grass Valley PD.

The Sierra College Foundation hosted a forum featuring Nevada County’s Registrar of Voters Natalie Adona.

Hundreds of thousands of these brave men and women never returned from their quest to help preserve the freedoms that we all enjoy. What a bitter pill it is to have their service and sacrifices denigrated by their leaders.

When educated people respond to an act of savagery not with a defense of civilization, but with a defense of barbarism, it is an early warning system that society itself is breaking down.

“The sick thrill of antisemitism has a price: the surrender of reason, and, with it, of conscience.” - David Mamet

“…the new policy urges a student or staff member who unintentionally says anything that another student deems to be hurtful or offensive be reported to his or her school officials as perpetrating harassment or discrimination.”