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The title of today’s piece is really unfair to the Left, because they are not only tripping over each other to be more insensitive or disgusting, but they are also getting physically active to disrupt peaceful right-wing events. When it comes to the Left, they can be as ignorant with their mouths as they are … Read more
Attorney General Pam Bondi has had a few missteps as the nation’s top cop, but that’s to be expected. It’s a big stage, a big job, and given how the Trump Administration is taking on the largest pruning of the Federal Kudzu beast ever attempted, there are lots of legal things that would find their … Read more
These are the words a young college student read in her public relations book, required for class at the University of North Georgia. Libs of TikTok posted the video below: The excerpt comes from a book called International Public Relations: Negotiating Culture, Identity, and Power. It is written by Patricia A. Curtin and T. Kenn … Read more
This is an excellent summation of the horrific events that occurred last week by Robert Sterling on X. It deserves to be seen by more than those just on social media. (Warning: long rant) My liberal friends are completely oblivious about how radicalizing the last week has been for tens of millions of normal Americans. … Read more
his week, we look at the left’s violent rhetoric in the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and how it has catalyzed the right-wing culture counter-revolution in America, and beyond.
People today have the attention span of a child, bouncing from one news story to the next. Only a major happening can survive the evening news to live another day. The killing of Charlie Kirk is more than a major happening, and you can feel the momentum of this story building to a crescendo of … Read more
Welcome to the Monday after a bizarre and unpleasant week that took a surprisingly positive turn. The world, as they say, goes on, but not unchanged, it would seem, and that includes people, groups, nations, and memes. . . . . . . . . . Monday is our “lite” meme day (only about thirty). … Read more
Free speech needs protecting, but we have to accept that it is not absolute. It is also critical to grasp, as a reminder, that private entities are not bound by it. Actual defamation is not protected, nor is demonstrable incitement to violence. This last bit is crucial as regards the celebratory social updates, as well … Read more
A recent study raised alarming concerns about risks to infants exposed to electromagnetic radiation, including Wi-Fi signals and cellphones. Children exposed to high levels of electromagnetic field radiation displayed developmental difficulties at significantly higher rates than others. Numerous studies have found associations between electromagnetic radiation exposure and leukemia, brain tumors, and dementia. As 5G is … Read more
This week, Charlie Kirk’s Legacy: A Nation at a Crossroads. Speakers’ opinions are their own and may not represent those of Grok Media, LLC, GraniteGrok.com, its sponsors, readers, authors, or advertisers. Got Something to Say, We Want to Hear It. Comment or submit Op-Eds to steve@granitegrok.com Please like, follow, or subscribe to The ‘Grok on Rumble and YouTube for new episodes … Read more
Numerous polls and studies and research and you know the deal, have come out over the past fifteen years, telling us “college students” oppose free speech. Many still do, and often believe violence is a suitable means for silencing opposing political speech. It’s not very American of them. The founding fathers would likely have them … Read more
The Left and Right cannot agree on whether it is day or night, but if there is one thing both sides can agree on, it is that this country is broken. Call it fractured, divided, polarized, or any other adjective you can conjure up; it is broken. We are well past civil discourse, and you … Read more
Two and a half years ago, I wrote a piece titled “Auditors Report: Just How Bad Lawmakers Screwed Up the Broadband Buildout.” This followed a post nearly two years before that, when Covid was raging, schools were closed, and kids in rural communities were doing their online homework from their cars in McDonald’s parking lots, … Read more
If you really believe that ‘there is no place in our country for political violence’, then you can’t support taxation. Because taxation — forcing people to give you their money, to spend it on what you want, by threatening them with harm if they don’t give it to you — is perhaps the oldest and … Read more
If you have apples and oranges, no sensible person will try to tell you neither of them is a fruit, but neither can either one be the other. An apple cannot be an orange, nor an orange an apple. This does not prevent someone from claiming otherwise, but the claim does not make it so. … Read more
No, I don’t know. I have no solution. But I do know one thing: The problem is not firearms. Firearms are tools, nothing more. They cannot perform a task independent of a human being. They are, in essence, “slaves” to the human that owns them. The problem is not whether a firearm shoots a small … Read more
A recent survey from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University noted that about 50 percent of Americans, and WAY TOO MANY Christians, believe that they are perfect and have no need of improvement. This is false doctrine, and it is our objective at First Fruits Ministries to correct false doctrine by teaching the Truth. As … Read more
I’m absolutely horrified, disgusted, enraged, and saddened to my core by this heinous, senseless tragedy. What has happened to basic humanity? We must stop hating one another for our beliefs and our political opinions. We must not turn to violence and murder, and assassination for speaking honestly and truthfully about our culture. The Main Stream … Read more
For two months, U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani’s bobblehead was a prominent feature next to the sacrificial altars of Planned Parenthood supporters. After Congress passed the One Big Beautiful Bill defunding Planned Parenthood, which President Trump signed, the Obama appointee decided it was unconstitutional. For reasons only her law school and law professors can unravel, … Read more
Thursday’s Senate Finance Committee hearing, about Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., at times felt more like an unruly boxing match than a vibrant exchange of opinions in the nation’s capital. In the center ring – Kennedy sparred with a determined phalanx of outraged Democratic senators before the Senate Finance Committee. The … Read more