Throughout history, political and economic ideologies have shaped societies, influenced governance, and sparked both unity and division. Among the most discussed are Socialism,  Communism, and Fascism, each representing distinct approaches to economics, governing, and power.

Understanding these ideologies is crucial, especially when it comes to preserving American freedom and upholding the U.S. Constitution. Misusing and misunderstanding these terms can lead to confusion about history, politics, and policy decisions.

On the night of February 27, 1933, flames engulfed the Reichstag building, home to the German Parliament in Berlin. The fire, which reduced much of the structure to ruins, became a pivotal event in German history, as Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party exploited it to tighten their grip on power.

The circumstances surrounding the fire remain a subject of historical debate, but its consequences were undeniable: it marked a decisive step in Hitler’s transformation from chancellor to dictator.

Gaby was born in 1990 in Havana, Cuba, during a time of extreme hardship following the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Her early years were filled with love and strong family values, but also economic struggle.

Her family’s ultimate goal was to leave Cuba, a dream her father pursued and overtime, he fled to Bolivia and Peru before finally reaching the United States with her siblings.

Gaby was separated from them for almost 10 years, a painful separation that deeply impacted her view on the importance of the nuclear family.

​The Cambodian Genocide, orchestrated by the Khmer Rouge regime under the leadership of Pol Pot from 1975 to 1979, stands as one of the most devastating tragedies of the 20th century.

This period saw the systematic extermination of nearly two million Cambodians, approximately a quarter of the nation's population, through forced labor, starvation, disease, and mass executions. ​

The journey from revolution to the formation of the United States Constitution was a pivotal chapter in the history of the nation. It was a period defined by courage, sacrifice, and an unwavering pursuit of freedom. 

The founding of the United States was not merely a break from British rule; it was a bold experiment in self-governance and individual liberty. 

Understanding this transformation allows us to appreciate the values that continue to define America today.

The Austrian-American economist Ludwig von Mises had a lot to say about the devastating impact of government-imposed price controls. After he left Switzerland during the 1940’s and arriving to the US, he began writing a series of books that criticized government control and intervention in the economy, particularly price controls and rationing.

When thinking about genocide over the course of history, we tend to forget about the brutal killing of around 2 million that took place in Cambodia, under the leadership of Pol Pot.

When thinking about genocide over the course of history, we tend to forget about the brutal killing of around 2 million that took place in Cambodia, under the leadership of Pol Pot.

Today, the Great Society initiative has been touted by leftists as one of the biggest and most successful social reforms in the history of the United States. Johnson’s speech was meant to ignite a new vision for America.

Was Mao Right? What is a ‘lumpenproletariat’ and why do socialists enable lawlessness?

To understand how the American Public Education system has essentially become weaponized as a tool for radical leftist propaganda, indoctrination and the general ‘dumbing down’ of American children over the last several decades, we must understand the roots of how the system was created and who inspired it…

The Soviets reigned for 74 years after the Bolshevik Revolution causing absolute chaos, terror, destruction and death to millions of innocent people. But what happened prior to the communists seizing power in Russia, transforming it into a Communist state?

Old ideas. Old customs. Old culture. Old habits.

Our guest Andy Ionescu lived through decades of socialism and eventually, communism in Romania. He experienced mass indoctrination in the Romanian army and saw the 1989 Romanian Revolution take place, firsthand. After the 1989 Revolution, communism was outlawed in Romania after 42 painful years of rationing, famine, tyranny, oppression and death.