April 4, 2025
Parallel Polis Publishing
CEO of Gab.com
In recent years, we have witnessed the relentless erosion of our cultural and religious heritage....
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The Republican Party, once a bastion for conservative values and a champion of religious liberty, has time and time again betrayed its core voter base, leaving many of us with a sense of righteous and perfect hatred towards the party....
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Many people romanticize the idea of picking up everything they have and moving to “the middle of nowhere” to escape the hellscape of modernity. As someone who lives in the middle of nowhere I can tell you with confidence that the illusion of escaping societal rot by relocating to a different place is just that: an illusion. The decay is present everywhere and no single location is immune to its effects.
The stain of modernity is ubiquitous.
In a time when the world is increasingly hostile to traditional Christian values and the influence of the faith in society, the story of King Pelayo serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience of Christianity and the importance of preserving its heritage. Born around 685, Pelayo, also known as Pelagius, was a Hispano-Visigoth nobleman who founded the Kingdom of Asturias in 718. He is credited with initiating the Reconquista, the Christian reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula from the Moors.
In recent years, right-wing culture has devolved into a spectacle of so-called “conservatives” sharing clips of insipid harlots spouting the most depraved drivel week after week, interspersed with sharing footage of debauched individuals engaging in unspeakable acts on the streets of San Francisco.
Today, on the Day of Life, we gather to celebrate a monumental victory for the sanctity of life and the protection of the most innocent among us. In June 2022, the Supreme Court of the United States overturned Roe v. Wade, a decision that had enshrined the so-called “right” to abortion in the American consciousness for nearly half a century.
As the nation enjoys the delights of summer, Congress has once again turned its attention to issues that are of little concern to the majority of Americans. The “Countering Antisemitism Act” has recently been introduced in the Senate, raising concerns about its potential impact on free speech in the United States. As I previously discussed in May, the U.S. House of Representatives recently passed the Antisemitism Awareness Act of 2023, which shares striking similarities with this newly proposed legislation.
It’s disheartening to see that free speech, a principle so many claim to support, is often only valued when their own speech is at risk. As the CEO of Gab, I’ve witnessed firsthand the disparity between the number of people who claim to support free speech and those who truly do. When I started Gab I assumed tens of millions of conservatives supported free speech. They all claim they do if you ask them, but I’d estimate that only about 10% of people actually do in practice. If you’re reading this, chances are you are the 10%.
In today’s world many Christians are told that embracing multicultural egalitarianism is a prerequisite for being a “good Christian.” This narrative is perpetuated by the media, the entertainment industry, and even some pastors who argue that Christians must adapt to the changing cultural landscape in order to remain relevant and compassionate. However, this notion is not only misguided but also incompatible with the teachings of the Bible. As Christians, we are called to uphold the Biblical worldview, which provides a solid foundation for understanding and navigating the complexities of our world.
In the current political landscape it has become increasingly clear that those who refuse to wield power to punish their enemies and reward their friends do not deserve to hold political power. The unfortunate reality is that those on the right side of the aisle have failed to understand this fundamental principle and as a consequence they have failed to wield political will in a way that is necessary to restore order.
In the ever-polarizing world of politics and culture, it’s easy to get caught up in the whirlwind of negativity and animosity. We often find ourselves lamenting the many injustices and the seemingly endless list of reasons to be mad online. One such issue that has caused much consternation among Christians is the prevalence of so-called “Pride Month” that undermines our traditions and beliefs.
The recent guilty verdict in the rigged political witch hunt trial against President Trump has left many on the right questioning what our next steps should be. It’s clear that the forces aligned against us are relentless, and we must adapt our strategies to ensure the survival and growth of our movement. It was also very clear in 2020 that we aren’t going to simply vote our way out of the total and complete capture of our government by parasites with foreign allegiances who hate us.
So, now what?
