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The Stupid Club and the Socialist Utopia by Russell L. Blaylock, MD

In the past, I wrote about the “stupid club,” a collection of idiot voters that are led by the elite organizers of the club.  I also wrote an article pointing out that these elite controllers in no way, in truth, believe the nonsense they promote, such as open borders are good for America, transgender philosophy […]

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The Psychology of Dementia Praecox by Dr. Carl G. Jung— Summarized by Miguel A. Faria, MD

Published in its original German in Zurich, Switzerland, The Psychology of Dementia Praecox (1906) is strictly a psychiatric study with essentially no mythological underpinnings, as Jung’s more famous works later evolved in reference to the unconscious. As he admitted, Jung frankly became bored with conventional psychiatry and looked for a wider perspective, diverging from the

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The America Party Will Harm Democrats the Most by Jeff Crouere

It is now official; tech billionaire Elon Musk has formed the America Party. He conducted a poll on X.com asking his followers whether they wanted “independence from the two-party system! Should we create the America Party?” The post received 83.9 million views and 1.2 million people voted. The results showed that 65.4% of the respondents

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Psychology of the Unconscious (1915) by Carl Jung—Reviewed by Miguel A. Faria, MD

According to Swiss psychoanalyst and philosopher Dr. Carl Jung, modern as well as primitive man pondered the world with two types of thinking: Directed thinking, which primitive man used for survival skills and modern man for technological progress, is conscious thinking that requires effort and is used for solving problems. Fantasy or Non-directed thinking, used

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Sulla as Military Commander in the East (88-82 BC) by Miguel A. Faria, MD

Lucius Cornelius Sulla (138-78 BC) was a patrician aristocrat who entered the army under the general Gaius Marius. In the Roman war against Numidia in North Africa, Sulla was instrumental in defeating the Numidians and capturing their king Jugurtha. In the Germanic invasion of the Teutons ad Cimbrians, Sulla again distinguished himself under Marius. Both

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The Looming Threat To Our Homeland by Jeff Crouere

After the successful completion of “Operation Midnight Hammer,” in which 125 U.S. military aircraft bombed three Iranian nuclear enrichment facilities, the threat to our homeland has never been greater. President Donald Trump only authorized America’s first military attack on Iran after repeated diplomatic efforts failed to convince their government to end their nuclear weapons program.

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