David Risselada 
“He who dictates and formulates the words and phrases we use, he who is master of the press and radio, is master of the mind.” (Meerloo, 1961, p. 28) To what extent does language shape and guide human behavior? Do the words we use and hear every day, produce automatic, reflexive attitudes which govern … Read more
Americans are experiencing what is best described as a constant state of chaos. A society plagued by an alleged killer virus, mass shootings, and violent riots in response to fabricated racial injustices. Our national identity as a people who stand for equality and individual liberty is under continuous attack, as our society is divided by … Read more
President Biden recently announced his executive actions on gun control. While they may not appear to have any substantial effects to the casual observer, the stage is being set to turn law-abiding gun owners into criminals. Many of the actions taken by Biden, and the previous administration no less, violate the constitution’s ex post facto … Read more
There is a lot of talk concerning a vaccine passport that would be required to participate in society. The Biden administration has given the green light to employers to mandate their employees take the Covid-19 vaccine. This is despite the chemical concoction not being approved by the FDA, and being fast-tracked under emergency orders, thanks … Read more
President Biden is considering the idea of declaring gun violence a public health emergency. This would be a convenient excuse to ram through many gun control proposals that, as of right now, do not appear likely to pass in the senate. Viewing gun violence as a public health crisis is not Biden’s idea, nor is … Read more
Right on cue, a shooting occurred just as congress is debating the most extensive gun control legislation in recent history. This seems to be a reoccurring theme as mass shootings happen either when gun legislation is about to pass, or there is some other scandal that the people need to be diverted from. The conspiratorial … Read more
The New York Times ran an article praising President Biden’s 1.9 trillion-dollar relief bill as one of the nation’s biggest accomplishments. Comparing it to Bill Clinton’s welfare reform of 1996, which was supposed to decrease the number of people dependent on the government, this bill is being hailed as one that will lead to a … Read more
I believe any serious attempt to fight the illogic of the left, requires a thorough understanding of their worldview and its origins. It is easy to say that the Democrats are pushing a Marxist strategy, and the intense focus on race and white supremacy, for example, attempt to divide and conquer, if you will. Marxism … Read more
Donald Trump is being described as the leader of the Republican party and many people are hoping he runs again in 2024. Trumpism now defines the terms of conservatism, which is concerning in several ways. Many of Trump’s policies are not what they seem. They stealthily advanced a leftist agenda while being sold off as … Read more
In my last article, I discussed some methods being used to examine education through a Critical Race Theory perspective. Critical multicultural analysis and critical contextual analysis are research models used to examine power relationships and the ways dominant cultures allegedly, oppress minorities. These concepts are applied to mathematics as well. Math education has been viewed … Read more
