On Saturday, Patriot Prayer held a #FreeAlexJones Rally in Austin, TX. Plenty of great speakers came and talked about the dangers of censorship, and big tech and government colluding to silence any thought that counters the mainstream narrative. Americans from all over the country from all backgrounds came to listen to and march with Patriot […]
I was invited onto the War Room last Thursday to talk about my experience as a libertarian on UT Campus. Thanks to Jake Lloyd and all the folks who run the War Room for having me on, and expect more content coming soon exposing the horrors of modern college campuses!
Video: YouTube link: On June 11th, Infowars reporter Owen Shroyer held a #MeToo protest against former President Bill Clinton. About 50 people showed up, and all of them had interesting things to say about the controversial figure. Ethan and some friends of Bermansplaining covered the event, interviewing attendees of the protest and making some media […]
The fight to fix America’s health care has been going on for so long with no positive progress, that every time I check the news and see that Congress failed to make any headway in repealing Obamacare I sink ever deeper in my hatred for the mire of bi-partisan politics. Sure, a year ago we […]
The political glass ceiling was completely shattered this last November when Donald J. Trump won the presidency. We collectively saw the destruction of the Republican Party as we knew it, and suddenly both politicians and the media recognized that being a “political outsider” was an attractive quality and not some elitist insult. While I think […]
I wanted to try something new with today’s blog. Instead of doing a typical post, I created an online quiz that allows you to determine what type of anarchist you are, if you even are one. I find that most people in my generation are increasingly distrustful of authority and the state, and this has […]
The irony here is that this blatant domestic terror attack did nothing for the political conversation in this nation. If Scalise’s armed security hadn’t been there, it’s safe to say that most of those Republican congressmen would have been killed today. If the roles had been reversed, and the shooter was a Trump supporter firing on Democrats, we wouldn’t hear the end of this day. If this man hadn’t been a manipulated pawn, radicalized by leftist hate speech, we would have heard every Hollywood figurehead and pop star crying about gun regulation. Instead, we get none of that.
Nobody expected Nintendo to come out swinging, but that’s just what they did. Between the Metroid and Pokemon announcements, first party goodies like Mario, Zelda, Kirby and Yoshi, as well as awesome third parties like Rocket League, FIFA, and more, this was an amazing showcase from Nintendo.
Other mediocre showings included Destiny 2, the new Call of Duty, and a startling lack of independent content. To make matters worse, the audience wasn’t very excited this year, and every time the producers would cut to an audience reaction we would get some hype-killing display, like somebody yawning, on their phone, or just generally seeming uninterested, which is such a stark difference from last year’s display. At least Xbox put their audience in matching t-shirts….
Right off the bat, Microsoft started their conference off by announcing that their console, previously nicknamed “Scorpio” was officially coming out this year and is called the Xbox One X. Now, while this name might seem cheesy at first, I actually think this is a smart move from Microsoft, for what they’re going with this console cycle. Rather than taking the typical stance of releasing a new console and killing off the previous one, (RIP WiiU and 3DS) Microsoft decided to create a console family out of the Xbox One generation.
