As people of integrity, we want to tell the truth, but how do we TELL the truth from the lie. Passive listeners will absorb massive quantities of intentional and accidental distortions.
Category: The Virtue Signal
“You don’t have to believe in Christianity, or Judaism or anything. But even if you don’t, you live in a society that’s constructed out of that morality.” — Bill Whittle
Bill Whittle’s Russian-born wife deals with a lot of anxiety related to the invasion of Ukraine, her loved ones still in Russia, and her shame over Vladimir Putin’s actions. How can we worry without being consumed by fear?
The Left love ‘Socialist’ Jesus right up to the moment he says…
Should a man really be true to his word — at all costs? Is this bedrock American value still alive today? Was it ever really true for most Americans? Given the choice between doing the right thing and the smart thing, which would you choose? Bill Whittle and Alfonzo Rachel create two new episodes of […]
Have you felt for years that you’re just one step away from real success? This video contains what will seem (when you look back on it) like magic.
Revelations that Hillary Clinton’s minions may have spied on the sitting President of the United States, Bill and Zo see tyrants starting to totter. We’ve got the victory. How are we going to keep it?
Until we understand the powerful psychological tool the Left uses to cripple conservatives, we can’t avoid it or reverse it.
Hanlon’s Razor says: “Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.”
Can a great Republic exist without it?
Robert Heinlein lists 21 essential manly abilities you should have. Which do you lack and what are you going to do about it?
Compliance, according to Bill Whittle, is the most obscene, repulsive, disgusting word in the English language. So, why do so many Americans (and Australians) embrace it eagerly?
Wait until you hear how the Chinese censored version of ‘Fight Club’ climaxes.
How can conservatives make the case that looting is not a social justice issue?
Bill Whittle and Zo Rachel examine wealth and poverty — often from personal experience — and how Progressives demonize one and glorify the other in pursuit of societal destruction.