“Truth, Justice, and the American Way.”
This phrase was never meant to be comforting. In the earliest Superman comic books, it was a call to be courageous. Truth demanded exposure and justice demanded consequence. The American way demanded the courage to face both, even when its reflection was ugly.
That ugly truth is what we keep avoiding.
The Epstein revelations, names, networks, enablers, and the quiet protection of the powerful have exposed more than crimes. They expose a culture that elevated privilege over principle and secrecy over accountability. This is grotesque. It mocks ordinary citizens who are told to live by rules the elite never intended to follow.
Yet, the response has been indifference or deflection. Yes, it is terrible, but what about the other side?
Truth is not negotiable.
Truth strips humanity bare. It tears away the masks we wear, political, religious, and cultural, and leaves us exposed. That is why so many claim to want truth, but only in theory. In practice, truth threatens alliances, shatters narratives, and demands moral courage that most institutions and many “leaders” cannot muster.
Yes, we are all sinners. But there is a gulf between human weakness and unconscionable evil. Between private failure and organized exploitation protected by wealth and power. To equate the two is moral bankruptcy.
When the powerful evade accountability, they define the nation. Their impunity teaches that morality is optional if you are untouchable.
That is not the American way.
A society that claims Christianity but refuses accountability is performing faith, not practicing it. Scripture without justice is decoration, faith without consequence is theater, patriotism without truth is propaganda.
No president, no movement, no agenda can redeem a culture that refuses to confront moral rot at the top. You cannot build a moral future on selective blindness.
This era will be remembered not as a period of awakening, but as a period of darkness, when truth was visible yet deliberately ignored because it was inconvenient.
Superman never stood for comfort. He stood for confrontation. Power should protect the most vulnerable, not exploit them. Justice should be impartial to status. Truth should matter even when it implicates the powerful.
The real question is whether we are willing to be a nation that can handle the truth. If we cannot, we have already chosen what will define us.
It will not be enlightenment. It will be exposure and darkness.
I choose a better future, one filled with a positive vision for our children, our families, our communities and our country.
Yes, the truth hurts, but it also heals.
When those in power betray the will of the people, they don't just fail one leader, they violate the Constitution itself.
Real change has never come from the powerful but from courageous citizens who refuse to look away. If we want a Republic worth passing on, we must demand truth, insist on justice, and hold every leader to the standard our Founders built this Nation on.
I wonder if Bill’s health policy ideas included drugging his own wife w/out her knowledge? Imagine a person who would do that, what he would be capable of doing to others? Especially if he had the ability and capability to do so.
President Trump please don’t invite him back to the WH for any reason and God forbid, keep him away from Melania.
These are America’s streets. This is what happens when socialism and radical forms of wokism combine and then skulk their way into our way of life.
America, we’re somewhere between the stages of complacency and apathy…the final stage is slavery. Let’s not allow that to happen on our watch.
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It's astonishing how many Americans, even some well-meaning patriots, still believe I was convicted of a crime, sent to prison, or was only recently pardoned. Shockingly, millions still think I am guilty.
That's simply not true.
I was never convicted & never spent a single day in prison. In May 2020, the Department of Justice dismissed my case after uncovering their own misconduct.
It's frightening to think the POTUS had to use his pardon power to pardon an innocent man who had never been convicted of a crime.
The truth? A corrupt judge refusal to dismiss my case despite the DOJ dismissing the case. The fake lying corrupt media spent years pushing a false narrative, & many Americans still don't know the real story.
I wrote Pardon of Innocence to set the record straight, expose how deeply our institutions have been weaponized, & sound the alarm about where our country is headed if we don't act. We must ask ourselves: what kind of country are we living in when we politicize our justice system?
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Let me tell you something straight up—President Trump’s tariffs are a bold, decisive strike for America’s soul. This isn’t just about trade; it’s about taking back what’s ours—our jobs, industries, and our pride. For too long, we’ve let the globalists and the weak-kneed elites sell us out to foreign powers who don’t give a damn about the American worker.
I’ve just reviewed a bombshell report from the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General, dated March 25, 2025, and it’s a gut punch to every American who believes in sovereignty, security, and the rule of law. The title alone says it all: ICE Cannot Effectively Monitor the Location and Status of All Unaccompanied Alien Children After Federal Custody. Let that sink in. Hundreds of thousands of kids—448,000 from 2019 to 2023—crossed our border illegally, were handed off to sponsors, and now ICE, the agency tasked with enforcing our immigration laws, has no clue where many of them are. This isn’t just incompetence; it’s a betrayal of the American people.
I’ve spent my life defending this nation, and I’m here to give it to you straight: the 2025 Annual Threat Assessment from our Intelligence Community (IC) is a wake-up call. Released this month by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, it lays bare the dangers we face—both from beyond our borders and within. This isn’t just a report for policymakers; it’s a battle plan for every patriot who cares about our future. Here’s what you need to know.
