David Risselada I have been writing for about ten years. I have two websites that contain hundreds of articles covering topics from the Second Amendment, psychological conditioning, indoctrination in schools, and more recently, the processes of persuasion. I have written four books – Not on My Watch: Exposing Marxism in Education, Psychopolitics in America: A Nation … Read more
It seems like an eternity since I have written anything. A sullen realization tends to sink in when you realize how far-reaching social media censorship goes and how algorithms have taken control of everything. Someday, the American people will see that they have become their own slave masters to a system that feeds them exactly … Read more
They are ramping up the propaganda again. After forcing nearly half of the world’s population to get the first round of shots, they are coming out with a new vaccine in response to yet another – deadly strain of COVID-19. I am convinced that the “plannedemic” was nothing more than an experiment in gaining compliance … Read more
While everyone is paying attention to the Trump indictment soap opera, a stealth attack is being launched against the Second Amendment, the likes of which we may not be able to stop. Last week, I wrote about the UN Arms Treaty, and how many of the laws being pursued by the Biden … Read more
What you NEED TO KNOW About the UN Gun Meeting Next Week! – YouTube A funny thing is happening concerning the second amendment. On one hand, we are witnessing the strengthening of gun rights as SCOTUS’ Bruen V. NYSRPA ruling has set a new standard detailing how gun laws are to be judged, from … Read more
What am I doing? What does it matter? My writing has done more to alienate me from something I care deeply about than anything else. These thoughts echo through my mind every Sunday morning when I sit at my desk, attempting to share the information I think people should know. The pages of my … Read more
The further we chug along this fundamental choo-choo train of transformation, which most people would think the nation boarded when Obama assumed the presidency, the more I am convinced that what we see is little more than a staged soap opera. From one perspective, we have an exercise in compliance gaining where the social … Read more
HORSESHOE POND It is 5 AM and my alarm is blaring in my ear. It is the first day of summer vacation and the world is mine. I don’t have anything to worry about until starting the 9th grade in a few months. A few months that at the beginning of the summer, seemed … Read more
I often wonder if the time and effort I put into writing makes any difference. Motivated purely by preserving our nation’s values, and passing the torch of liberty to the next generation, my writing is geared toward educating people about the realities of the political world they live in. It isn’t that I am … Read more
I was driving down the road the other day, on my way to work, or to the gym, when I saw a bumper sticker that made me laugh. The more I thought about it, the more I realized it was a symptom of a society beaten down by constant propaganda, and the opinion reflected in … Read more
