How the Third Reich Remade German Christmas in the Nazi Image

Revolutionary totalitarian regimes have long attempted to make Christmas disappear, or to at least make Christmas into something more to the state’s liking. The earliest example of this can found with the French revolutionaries. Shortly after the First French Republic was established in 1792, the state imposed a new calendar which established a year of … Read more

Reinvigorating the “Christmastide” Season

We’ve all heard “The Twelve Days of Christmas” ringing through the aisles of stores this time of year, but did you know this song is based on the centuries-old Christian tradition of Christmastide? While our culture has taken to celebrating the Christmas season between Thanksgiving (or even Halloween) and December 25th, the Christmas season is only just beginning … Read more

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Merry Christmas!

I was a big fan of Charles Schultz and Peanuts as a kid, and I think it was my gateway to appreciating jazz and then the blues. I am a fan of all music and an expert on none (for the record), but jazz has always had a special place for my ear. Many years … Read more

Need a Last-Minute Gift for Your Favorite Trump Supporter?

The 603 Alliance has you covered: Buy them tickets for New Hampshire’s own Presidential Inaugural Celebration Gala.  Join us in Manchester, NH on January 20th to celebrate the inauguration of our 47th president.  We’ll have live music from the renowned B-Street Bombers, great food, dancing, and coverage of the inaugural celebrations in DC.  Festivities begin at … Read more

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Al-Qaeda Rides Again…in Syria

As Christians around the world prepare to celebrate Christmas, a hell has been unleashed inside Syria with the seizure of the country by the re-named “al-Qaeda in Syria” now called Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS). Its leader is a former deputy commander of ISIS, Abu Mohammed al-Julani.  While neocons and the mainstream media in the US and Europe … Read more

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Know Your Rights at Christmas: Constitutional Guidelines for Celebrating in Public, at School or Work

As part of its annual effort to clear up much of the legal misunderstanding over the do’s and don’ts of celebrating Christmas, The Rutherford Institute has issued a Constitutional Q&A on the ‘Twelve Rules of Christmas,’ which provides basic guidelines for lawfully celebrating Christmas in schools, workplaces and elsewhere. Over the years, The Rutherford Institute has been … Read more

The Real Story of Christmas, by Sandy Cortez …

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez released her Christmas message, and she would have been better served to sit this one out. Cortez always tries to sound intelligent, but once you get past the gesticulations when she is orating on the house floor or dig into the words she has chosen on her online posts, her thinking is inaccurate or more emotional than factual.

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He Wasn’t Just a Dog; He Was Family

It is Christmas again, a time to rejoice, but I find myself grappling with a pain from last year that runs deep within my heart. On a quiet morning like today, one year ago, my heart was shattered as I held my dearest Louie for the last time.  I cradled Louie in my arms as he ventured into the great beyond.

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If Santa was Asian

Steven He, according to this YouTube Channel profile, is a “Chinese-Irish actor and Comedy Sketch Creator. Professional Failure The Creator of “Emotional Damage” CEO of Failure Managment.” He is an Asian guy who makes fun of Asians.

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We Have Had Enough Darkness, It Is Time For The Light

I watched and listened to the Archbishop of New York, Timothy Cardinal Doyle, on Fox and Friends on Friday, and it may have been the most impressive few minutes I have ever witnessed from any member of the Catholic Clergy. He was on the show to deliver his Christmas message, and deliver he did.

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Klaus Schwab Vaxxmas Hits!

From the World Enslavement Forum, it’s Klaus ‘The Situation’ Scwab and Vaxxmas Hits! Listen to all your favorite Globalist Seasonal Classics while you enjoy a holiday feast of mealworms and crunchy crickets!

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No White Christmas In Boston This Year

I have wonderful, fond childhood memories of Christmastime in Boston. It was a magical place in the 60s. Driving along the city streets was a kaleidoscope of lights and colors, as was the Boston Common. The window displays at Filene’s were masterful, and we were always in awe of the Enchanted Village at Jordan Marsh.

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Knowing the Christ of Christmas

Christmas is undoubtedly the most recognized and celebrated holiday around the world, and the owner of its namesake easily the most known human in all of history, and for good reason.  No human being has ever had the impact of Jesus Christ – alive or dead or resurrected.

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Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas! And yes, posting could be light today, and not just because a chunk of our authors lost power yesterday and may not have it back yet. It’s Christmas, and we wish you all a Merry One.

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Happy Shwanzaa!

Hijacking an existing holiday to get some adherents for your new one is as old as time. And if you’ve no idea the exact date of the thing you are celebrating, then it makes sense to piggyback away. Eases the conversion process.

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