In 1866, a group of Irish American Civil War veterans, led by John O'Neill, attempted to invade Canada to hold it hostage and ransom it for Ireland's independence. This bold plan was rooted in the Irish struggle for freedom from British rule, which had been ongoing for centuries. The Fenian Brotherhood, a secret society of Irish Americans, played a key role in the invasion, which was seen as a way to bring attention to the Irish cause and pressure the British government to grant independence. The invasion, known as the Fenian Raids, was a pivotal moment in Canadian history, leading to the establishment of the Canadian government in 1867. [... more]

The Declaration of Independence, signed on July 4th, 1776, is the cornerstone of American freedom, affirming the fundamental and unalienable rights of mankind as irrevocably endowed by their Creator, including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The document's preamble declares that all men are created equal and that governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed. The signers of the Declaration risked everything to separate from Britain, and their legacy continues to inspire Americans to support and defend liberty at all costs. [... more]

Charlie Kirk discusses his views on conservatism, free speech, and Western values, touching on topics such as abortion, moral absolutism, and feminism. He also talks about his thoughts on crypto and foreign policy, specifically regarding Israel, Hamas, Ukraine, and Russia. [... more]

Visiting the UK, Charlie Kirk notes the country's decline and its resemblance to America before Donald Trump's presidency. He praises Trump for giving people permission to speak and moving the Overton window, allowing for more robust discussions about Western values and freedom of speech. Kirk also discusses the incompatibility of macro Islam with Western values and the need for a strong Britain to maintain a strong West. [... more]

The media's handling of Joe Biden's mental state has sparked a scandal, with some questioning the timing of the story's release and the motivations behind it. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court's decision on immigration has been met with criticism, and voter registration data suggests a shift towards the Republican party in key areas. [... more]

The concept of original sin and its implications on humanity's relationship with God and each other is explored through the story of Adam and Eve and the fall of Satan. The discussion also touches on the Byzantine text and Christianity in Britain, highlighting the complexities of God's justice and humanity's separation from God, self, and others. [... more]

Winston Churchill's leadership during World War II is a testament to his unwavering commitment to his country. Despite his personal reservations about war, Churchill's bravery and strategic thinking proved instrumental in Britain's survival. His story serves as a lesson in the importance of making difficult choices and the profound significance of human choice in the face of adversity. [... more]

President Trump's announcement of reciprocal tariffs and a solution to decades-old problems in American manufacturing has sparked debate on the effectiveness of globalization and the need for American innovation. Meanwhile, the Pentagon has implemented new military fitness standards, requiring men and women to meet the same physical requirements for combat roles, raising questions about the impact on unit cohesion and the fundamental character of war-fighting formations. [... more]

The Biden crime family has been accused of engaging in a RICO operation, with Joe Biden as the unindicted leader. The Trump administration has taken swift action, including immigration raids and the repeal of affirmative action hiring practices. Meanwhile, the UK ambassador to the US has been criticized for his past comments and actions, with some speculating that Donald Trump may refuse his credentials. [... more]

Benjamin Franklin's humiliation at the Cockpit in 1774 marked a critical turning point in his transformation from an Anglophile to a patriot. Franklin's defense of the Massachusetts petition was met with a vicious attack by Attorney General Alexander Wedderburn, who accused him of being a leader of a secret cabal determined to destroy the empire. Franklin's response, 'I do not choose to be examined,' was a testament to his growing disillusionment with the English government and his increasing commitment to American independence. [... more]

The January 6th defendant Timothy Hale shares his story of being incarcerated and smeared as a domestic terrorist, while Winston Marshall discusses the horrific scale of Pakistani migrant gangs grooming and raping young British girls in the UK, highlighting the failure of local councils, police, and the media to address the issue due to fear of being called racist. [... more]

King George VI encouraged citizens to put their trust in God during a Christmas Day radio broadcast in 1939, quoting a poem that reminded them of God's guidance and protection. The image of God's hand appears in the Bible, calling people to trust in their creator and redeemer. As we look toward the New Year, we can follow the encouragement of King George and the prophet Isaiah, placing our hope and trust in God for peace and well-being. [... more]

The United Kingdom has indefinitely banned the prescription of puberty blockers as a treatment for gender dysphoria in minors, citing a lack of evidence supporting their safety and effectiveness. Detransitioners, individuals who have undergone medical transition and later regretted their decision, are speaking out about the potential harm caused by these treatments. Meanwhile, Senator Rand Paul discusses the need for government efficiency and waste reduction, and the potential for a special division of the Department of Justice to investigate COVID-19-related crimes. [... more]

Sarah Josepha Hale, a pioneering editor and writer, played a crucial role in establishing Thanksgiving as a national holiday in the United States. Her tireless efforts, including a private letter-writing campaign, ultimately led to President Abraham Lincoln's proclamation in 1863, making Thanksgiving a unifying force in American life. [... more]

Canadian journalist Ezra Levant shares his experience of being arrested for doing journalism in Canada, highlighting the country's erosion of freedom of speech and the police's role in suppressing dissent. He warns Americans of the dangers of following Canada's path and calls for action to protect constitutional freedoms. [... more]

Sarah Josepha Hale, known as the Godmother of Thanksgiving, campaigned for a national holiday, writing to every governor and president, including Abraham Lincoln, who ultimately issued a proclamation in 1863, making Thanksgiving a permanent American tradition. [... more]

The Reformation, sparked by Martin Luther's 95 Theses, led to the recovery of key doctrines such as justification by faith and the establishment of Protestantism. The movement's impact extended beyond ecclesiastical matters, influencing Western civilization and shaping the founding documents and culture of the United States. Today, the Reformation's principles are under attack, with the rise of Marxism and a global agenda that seeks to undermine the influence of the Reformation in America. [... more]

The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II was a historic event with a worldwide audience, but a day is coming when the nations will gather to recognize a far greater monarch, Jesus Christ, who will be the ultimate King and rightful ruler of the world. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of stolen valor, where individuals misrepresent their military service, and its implications on the 2024 presidential election. The conversation also touches on the importance of election integrity, particularly in cleaning up voter rolls, and the impact of mass migration on Western civilization, specifically the UK's experience with Islamic immigration. Additionally, the topic of free speech and censorship is explored, highlighting the challenges faced by individuals like Tommy Robinson who speak out against the establishment. [... more]

A discussion about the decline of Christianity in England and the rise of Islam, with a focus on the impact of secularism and immigration on Western values and culture. [... more]

Rudy Giuliani joins Charlie Kirk to discuss his disbarment and the state of the conservative movement. Meanwhile, Scott Pressler updates on voter registration efforts in Pennsylvania, and Raheem Kassam provides insight into the UK's snap election. [... more]

For many, a pilgrimage is about reaching a sacred destination to receive a blessing, but Britain's Celtic Christians saw it as trusting God in unfamiliar territory, finding blessings along the journey. This mindset echoes their life's journey, where trusting God provides faith and provision, even in dark forests and dead ends. [... more]

God cares about our worship, and He has given us instructions on how to build a space that honors Him. From the tabernacle in the wilderness to our own lives, we are called to be a dwelling place for God's presence. Our worship is not just about what we do, but about who we are and what we represent. [... more]

The Western world is witnessing a populist wave, with people rejecting mass migration and cheap money policies. European voters are increasingly supporting nationalist parties, and the trend is seen as a harbinger for the 2024 US election. The divide between the people's will and the expert class is growing, with the latter being accused of lying and wreaking havoc on various issues. [... more]

Senator Rick Scott discusses his plans as Senate Majority Leader, including term limits for leaders, appropriations process, and robust amendment voting. He also talks about the importance of securing the border, balancing the budget, and protecting American freedoms. Meanwhile, Nick Searcy shares his experiences making a film about January 6th and the FBI's treatment of those involved, highlighting the need for truth and the importance of standing up against government overreach. [... more]

Winston Churchill's life was marked by his reluctance to call on his people to sacrifice their way of life, yet he became the greatest man in the world when he led Britain through World War II. Churchill's understanding of war and its consequences was profound, and he believed that people don't matter anymore in the face of war and production. He searched for the significance of human choice and the responsibility of men throughout his life. [... more]

Ralph Waldo Emerson's speech at Harvard in 1837 challenged the rationalism of Harvard and its academicism, calling for Americans to develop their own voices and culture. This movement influenced other writers, including Henry David Thoreau, who lived alone in a cabin on Walden Pond and wrote the masterpiece 'Walden.' Nathaniel Hawthorne, influenced by Emerson, wrote 'The Scarlet Letter,' a rebuke of the optimism of his Concord allies. Herman Melville's 'Moby Dick' was a metaphysical exploration, and Walt Whitman's poetry celebrated the common man and the open road, reflecting the spirit of the age of Andrew Jackson. [... more]

In July Britain rsquo s prime minister was forced to step down after what many felt were lapses in integrity the newly appointed prime minister stepped down just months later The event was triggered when the country rsquo s health minister attended an annual parliamentary prayer breakfast felt convicted about the need for integrity in public life and resigned When other ministers resigned too the prime minister realized he had to leave It was a remarkable moment originating from a peaceful prayer meeting Believers in Jesus are called to pray for their political leaders Timothy - and Psalm is a [... more]

Winston Churchill's life was marked by his reluctance to engage in war, yet he was a skilled leader who understood the importance of human choice and the responsibility that comes with it. His experiences in World War II and his leadership during that time offer valuable lessons about the nature of war and the importance of making difficult decisions. [... more]

The Biden administration's strikes on Houthi militant locations in Yemen have escalated tensions in the Middle East, with concerns of a larger conflict emerging. The Houthi group, backed by Iran, has been attacking commercial shipping in the Red Sea, causing global economic disruptions. The US and its allies have responded with military action, but experts warn that a lack of a clear plan and strategy may lead to unintended consequences, including a greater conflict and economic instability. [... more]

Sarah Josepha Hale, a pioneering editor and writer, played a crucial role in establishing Thanksgiving as a national holiday in the United States. Through her tireless efforts, including a private letter writing campaign, Hale convinced President Abraham Lincoln to issue a proclamation making Thanksgiving a national day of thanksgiving and praise, which was first celebrated in 1863. [... more]

Sarah Josepha Hale, often referred to as the godmother of Thanksgiving, played a pivotal role in establishing the national holiday. Through her editorship of Godey's Lady's Book and a private letter writing campaign, Hale advocated for a unified date for Thanksgiving, which was eventually declared a national holiday by President Abraham Lincoln in 1863. Her efforts helped bring Americans together and created a cultural tradition that continues to be celebrated today. [... more]

Senator Mike Lee discusses the law firm in Congress that drafts spending bills, leading to a 33 trillion dollar federal debt, and how it's impacting the country. Calvin Robinson, a deacon and media minister from England, talks about the trans agenda and how it's being pushed in the UK, and how Christians should respond to it with mercy, compassion, and forgiveness. [... more]

God invites people on unexpected adventures, calling them to serve Him in unique and amazing ways. The Bible reading from Matthew chapter 4, verses 18-22, shows Jesus calling fishermen to follow Him and fish for people. We can all look to Him expectantly to surprise us with wonderful experiences and opportunities to live for Him. [... more]

Nigel Farage shares his experience of being de-banked due to his political views, highlighting a growing trend of conservatives being targeted by banks. Darren Beatty, a whistleblower from the IRS, reveals that Hunter Biden's tax returns showed unreported income from prostitutes and sex clubs, and that the US attorney in Delaware was hamstrung by DOJ officials. The discussion touches on the deep state's efforts to remove Trump from power and the Biden crime syndicate's alleged corruption. [... more]

Winston Churchill's life was marked by his reluctance to engage in war, yet he was a skilled fighter and leader who played a crucial role in Britain's survival during World War II. His experiences in battle and his reflections on the nature of war offer valuable insights into the human cost of conflict and the importance of leadership in times of crisis. [... more]

The coronation of King Charles III marked a modern twist on a centuries-old tradition, while Ed Sheeran's new album 'Subtract' showcases his singer-songwriter roots. Tom Hanks has written his first novel, delving into the world of movie-making, and Henry Kissinger reflects on his 100 years of life and diplomacy, including his views on artificial intelligence and its potential impact on global security. [... more]

The story of the transatlantic cable and its impact on global communication, told through the life of Cyrus Field, a young entrepreneur who saw the potential for a cable to connect America to England and the rest of the world. [... more]

Pastor Greg discusses the importance of fighting for freedom and the role of government in controlling aspects of life, including marriage and healthcare. He highlights the benefits of medical sharing and the need to take back control of one's healthcare. [... more]

The life and death of Queen Elizabeth II is a significant event in Western civilization, commanding worldwide attention. Her 70-year reign is the longest of any British monarch and the longest recorded of any female head of state. The queen professed to be a Christian, and her faith was evident in her public duties and speeches. However, her children's marriages and divorces have been a subject of controversy. The UK's elaborate traditions and pageantry are being re-emphasized in the wake of the queen's passing, providing a window into the nation's history and heritage. [... more]

Queen Elizabeth II's life and legacy are remembered as a symbol of stability and continuity, but her successor, King Charles III, faces a new era with challenges and promise. Meanwhile, a community in East Brooklyn, New York, has transformed itself through the Nehemiah Project, a pioneering effort in affordable housing and community development. In other news, multimedia sound artist Nikki Lindt explores the hidden universe of underground recordings, and the House of Windsor's rich history is examined in a special report. [... more]

The story of the transatlantic cable, which connected America to England and the rest of the world, revolutionized communication and had a profound impact on global markets and economies. The cable's development was a testament to human ingenuity and the power of innovation, as entrepreneurs and inventors worked tirelessly to overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges. From the early days of telegraphy to the modern era of instant communication, the transatlantic cable played a pivotal role in shaping the course of history. [... more]

A Canadian pastor, James Coates, shares his experience of being imprisoned for keeping his church open during the COVID-19 lockdowns in Canada. He discusses the biblical principles of obeying God rather than men and the importance of standing firm in the face of government overreach. [... more]

The story of the transatlantic cable and its impact on global communication, told through the life of Cyrus Field, a young entrepreneur who saw the potential for instant communication across the Atlantic. His perseverance and innovative spirit led to the laying of the first successful transatlantic cable, revolutionizing the world and changing the way people live and work. [... more]

Pastor James Coates, a Canadian pastor, was imprisoned for keeping his church open during the COVID-19 lockdowns in Canada. He co-authored a book titled 'God versus Government' which explores the Christian's duty to God versus government. The book discusses the importance of the church gathering regularly and corporately, and the duty-bound obligation to obey Christ even when it violates governmental regulations and restrictions. [... more]

The Apostle Paul uses the metaphor of an athletic race to describe the Christian life, emphasizing the importance of striving for an eternal and imperishable crown, and the need to engage in active spiritual warfare to excel in one's faith. [... more]

The concept of a spiritual battle is explored, with guests discussing the importance of understanding one's own heart and the hearts of others in order to effectively engage in spiritual warfare. They share personal stories of battling for the hearts of family members and friends, and emphasize the need to prioritize one's own heart and faith in order to lead others effectively. [... more]

The battle of Armageddon, a final world war, is yet to be fought, and it will change the face of the world. God's wrath will be poured out in a series of judgments, including painful sores, blood-filled oceans, and contaminated fresh water sources, ultimately leading to the destruction of the antichrist's kingdom and the establishment of God's millennial kingdom. [... more]

The American Revolution was a pivotal moment in history, led by brave men and women who fought for freedom and established the United States of America as the first democracy. Their leadership and courage paved the way for the country's greatness, and their stories continue to inspire and teach valuable lessons about leadership, faith, and the importance of standing up for what is right. [... more]

The story of Drummer Boy, a wounded horse who showed bravery during the Charge of the Light Brigade, illustrates the wisdom of an ancient Bible proverb: the horse is made ready for battle, but victory rests with the Lord. This principle is reinforced through various scripture readings, emphasizing the importance of faith, perseverance, and spiritual growth in overcoming life's challenges. [... more]

Nicholas Winton, an ordinary man, chose to rescue hundreds of Jewish children from Prague in 1938, exemplifying the call to champion the cause of the poor and oppressed, as stated in Psalm 82. His actions serve as a reminder to help those in need, a call that remains relevant today as people face war, storms, and other hardships. [... more]