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American Justice Under Siege: Plots, Protests and Paid Agitators
America’s justice system is at a breaking point. In 2022, Nicholas Roske attempted to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh — a stark warning that political violence is no longer fringe. Meanwhile, influencers like Danesh Noshirvan publicly doxx sitting justices and profit from cancel campaigns. The dark-money networks backing paid agitators exploit social media, wielding…
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The Paradoxical Patriot
Frank S. Meyer remains one of conservatism’s most misunderstood minds. In The Man Who Invented Conservatism: The Unlikely Life of Frank S. Meyer, Daniel J. Flynn resurrects the fusionist philosopher whose ideas married libertarian freedom with moral order. From Marxist radical to National Review intellectual, Meyer’s paradoxical path shaped Barry Goldwater’s movement and Ronald Reagan’s…
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Free Speech Rape Muzzle in Washington State, Will DARVO Tyranny Turn Violent?
Washington State’s Bobick v. Fernandes ruling could become the most dangerous assault on free speech in decades. By silencing unproven accusations of sexual assault without a defamation trial, the courts risk institutionalizing DARVO—where abusers deny, attack, and reverse roles to muzzle victims. UCLA’s Eugene Volokh warns the decision undermines the First Amendment. Critics argue the…
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Cyberstalking, Episode One: ‘Made You Look Faggot’
The rise of cyberstalking is reshaping harassment in the digital age. In Episode One, “Made You Look Faggot,” Frank Parlato exposes a troll hiding behind anonymity. The harasser’s crude taunts reveal both cowardice and obsession. Where bullies once needed courage—or at least risk of retaliation—today they vanish behind a screen, emboldened by fake names and…
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Danesh’s Tax Lies Exposed: Paid Agitator Brazenly Lies to Federal Judge
TikTok agitator Danesh Noshirvan claimed poverty to dodge nearly $100,000 in federal sanctions. But his own IRS filings show he depreciated over $1 million in assets, contradicting his “modest means” defense. Judge John E. Steele already ruled Danesh acted in bad faith, lied under oath, and incited harassment online. Now, the tax trail exposes him…
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Charlie Kirk Unholy Uproar: The Politics of Prayer
The assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University sent shockwaves through the nation. But what unfolded hours later in the U.S. House of Representatives revealed just how deep America’s political fault lines run. After Speaker Mike Johnson called for a moment of silence, Rep. Lauren Boebert broke it with a…
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THE FBI IS INVOLVED: Complaint Raises Legal Heat on YouTube Star Jeremy Hales
YouTube star Jeremy Hales may have turned his courtroom drama into a federal nightmare. After bragging online that he had served investigative journalist Richard Luthmann, Hales was caught serving the wrong man — Luthmann’s 72-year-old father, a retired pharmacist. Outraged, Richard A. Luthmann Sr. filed an FBI complaint accusing Hales and lawyer Randy Shochet of…
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In the Interest of Justice, We Must Rename the Department of Justice as The Department of Prosecution
Frank Parlato argues it’s time to rename the Department of Justice. The name suggests fairness, but in practice, it’s propaganda. The DOJ is not a neutral arbiter of justice but the government’s lawyer—an adversary determined to win convictions. Justice is supposed to emerge after a fair trial, not be assumed by one side before evidence…
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Trump Targets TikTok Terrors and Paid Agitators: I AM THE STORM
Charlie Kirk’s assassination shocked America. But TikTok agitator Danesh Noshirvan’s gleeful “grave dancing” post ignited fury nationwide. The man who built a career doxxing conservatives and celebrating their downfall finally crossed an unforgivable line. Critics branded his words grotesque, while even Kirk’s enemies recoiled. On The Unknown Podcast, Richard Luthmann and Michael Volpe exposed Danesh’s…
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Nicaea’s Echo – The Creed
In 2025, the world marked many milestones—World War II’s end, the Voting Rights Act, and even the debut of Jaws. Yet the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea slipped largely unnoticed. Convened by Emperor Constantine in 325, the council produced the Nicene Creed, a declaration of Christ’s divinity and humanity that shaped Christianity and…
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