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Morning Update: Sacred Ground

June 30, 2026 The Morning Update

School Board Clerk Chauntyll Allen is in the news again (previously indicted for a church raid in St. Paul). The Twin Cities BLM leader made some derogatory (ish) anti-Christian (ish) remark that matters about as much as the claim that the dog park at the center of the story is someone else’s sacred land. 00:00 … Read more

MACDONALD: Built On “Stolen Land”

June 24, 2026June 24, 2026 Steve MacDonald

While the star-studded A-listers fawned over Barry Obama and everyone spoke eloquently about this or that, and Obama talked about a world where politics wasn’t so contentious (despite being the great divider), a dirty little secret and an open lie went underreported. Jackson Park and the 19-acre “campus” surrounding that ugly-ass building include an Indigenous land acknowledgment. … Read more

SHURTLEFF: Meeting the Needs of the Self-Loathing Community

March 15, 2026 Hal Shurtleff

In a free market, needs and wants (demands) are met by those willing to take a risk. In some cases, risk takers create needs or wants. There are numerous examples of creating a want and then supplying it. Two come to mind. Back in 1975, Gary Dahl invented the Pet Rock. The fad lasted long … Read more

Progressive Three-Way: Climate Cultists vs. Burning Man Hippies & “Indigenous” People – Fight!

August 31, 2023 Steve MacDonald

Burning Man is an annual event that attracts some interesting people. It’s like an Elite-secular-cultist-hippy gathering (Vermont has a very progressive local version). Three days ago, traffic to the event was backed up because some elite hippy climate cultists had blocked a Nevada road on Tribal Land. The Native American Tribal Police responded.

Are We Living on Stolen Land? Nope!

July 31, 2023 Steve MacDonald

I’ve written many posts and pages on indigenous people and America. You could, and should when you have time, explore the catalog because there are things there that will make your lib “friends” snap like twigs. But sometimes, you need something more straightforward; easier to digest.

Indigenous Theory and The Age of Progressive Educational ‘Colonialism’

April 14, 2023 Steve MacDonald

Feel free to berate me for the odd and (perhaps) unnecessarily long title, but I promise the two thoughts are connected if you grant me a few moments to make the case.

Statue Christopher Columbus Photo by Kevin Olson on Unsplash

Exposing The “Indigenous People” in North America Lie … (Again!)

August 30, 2021August 30, 2021 Steve MacDonald

Columbus Day is only six weeks away and some folks will want to call it indigenous people’s day. But we have demonstrated on these pages repeatedly that 1) North America had no indigenous people and 2) those that came here frequently displaced others long before Columbus and long after.

#Woke NH City Council Rejects the Idea of Recognizing “Indigenous People’s Day”

June 9, 2021 Steve MacDonald

Regular readers will be familiar with this topic. #Woke progressives and their water carriers pining to remake Columbus Day into Indigenous people’s day. They’re obsessed. But North America doesn’t have any indigenous people. Not the way they argue it.

Nashua Board of Education Member Won’t Give up His “White Privilege”

October 18, 2020 Beth Scaer

Nashua Board of Education member Ray Guarino castigated former member of the Board Elizabeth Van Twuyver for her white privilege in an email sent from his Board email address.