No Emergencies: APIA Have Achieved Full Assimilation? (Week 32)

Unprecedented Use of Emergency Power Will Hamper Our Freedoms, But APIA May Be Too Busy Working to Notice

The strange part of today’s Asian Pacific Islander American (APIA) movement is how nonexistent it is. AGN tapped Google AI on “APIA activism” recently and the results reflect that it “was” a movement that made an impact a generation ago. There is NO mention of any ongoing activism TODAY. Does that mean that APIA are now fully assimilated as “nominal […]

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Awareness Grows as Gaza Starvicide News Spreads Worldwide (Week 28)

Protesters in front of CSPAN, NBC, and Fox News Studios on 400 N Capitol Street NW in Washington, DC

The Gaza “Starvicide” tragedy is now a globally spreading story all around the world, but largely drowned out in U.S. mainstream media. Mostly the mainstream media is still blaming the Palestinians in the Occupied Israel for being prisoners by choice, and for being Hamas supporters. Or, as recently seen in ads on YouTube or in a report by Megyn Kelly, […]

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Good Trouble Lives On March, July 17th, DC Franklin Park (Week 26)

Kneel-in for migrants deprived of due process

A 50501 “Good Trouble Lives On” sponsored rally was held at historic Franklin Park in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, July 17th. This was in part to commemorate the late Congressman John Lewis who was an iconic figure in the Civil Rights movement and who passed away on this date in 2020. “Get in good trouble, necessary trouble, and help redeem […]

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Anti-War, Civil Rights Groups Rev Up (Week 24/25)

Immorality of War outweighs The Lies

President Trump’s approaches to diplomatic peaceful solutions in the Middle East, Iran, Ukraine, and elsewhere have largely been failures in recent weeks. Why? Could it be that Reductions-in-Force at the U.S. State Department and USAID have had a deleterious effect? Senators Believe Losses at USAID, State Department Crippling According to the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations in an Oversight Hearing, […]

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Trump, Vance: Moderation Missing, Pope Response (Week 13 News Review)

please protect us from evil of all kind of gangsta cool

Whichever administration is in control in the United States today, there is a serious credibility issue. Both parties, Republican and Democrat, appear to have embraced extremism in all its vile, divisive, toxic forms. Deportation Enforcement Extremism The public had witnessed enough of this with President Biden and his team. An endless stream of migration defended by ridiculous lies that nothing […]

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Shen Yun Performing Arts Endures CCP Attacks (News Review Week 10)

shenyun.org, small poster

According to various sources, Shen Yun Performing Arts, a classical Chinese dance company based in New York, is under chaotic attack by the Communist Party of China. In June 2024 leaked documents, the CCP has launched a campaign to target Shen Yun Performing Arts, whether dance or orchestra, with the aim of forcing its closure. The document is from the […]

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State of the Union Address By President Trump (News Review Week 7)

President Trump Addresses Joint Session of Congress

President Trump delivered a brilliant Address at the Joint Session of Congress on March 4, 2025. The speech was striking and exemplative, emphasizing committment and action to a whole-of-government approach to Bringing America Back. The Speech, aptly titled “America is Back” emphasizes the dawn of a golden age in American spirit, pride, and confidence. It is “Our America” and our […]

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Trump Peace Initiative for Ukraine Rejected (News Review Week 5)

Western Journal Cartoons_Who is standing with Ukraine now?

President Trump’s Peace Initiative consists of a peace deal offered by America to Ukraine for establishing neutrality. In exchange for security offered over the past years and into the foreseeable future, Trump claims a territory in Donetsk for mineral rights worth $500 billion dollars. Ukraine will continue to be offered foreign aid and assistance by the United States in accordance […]

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Make America Safe and Prosperous (News Review Week 4)

Trump DOGE reducing waste, fraud, and abuse of government power

During President Trump’s fourth week in office, exciting events took place around the Beltway region. First, the CPAC 2025 Conference is being held February 19-22nd at the National Harbor. The GOP Republican Governor Convention also took place in Washington, D.C. with President Trump delivering the keynote speech on Thursday, February 20th. Just a few days earlier, on February 18th, a […]

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Critical Needs Recognized via Hearings, Committees, and L.A. Wildfire Investigation

LA Department of Water and Power -- Santa Ynez, Pacific Palisades

According to various special interest groups and experts, the Los Angeles, California wildfires, which struck Pacific Palisades, Altadena and other areas last month beginning on January 7th, might not have been preventable, but the damage and impact could have been less if the L.A. authorities were better prepared. This is the opinion of experts testifying at the House Judiciary Committee […]

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Ignore the Trolls, Forge Ahead (Press News Review)

ignore the trolls

This is an impromptu editorial due to the heaviness that weighs in everyone’s heart due to the L.A. wildfires. We should be thankful and hopeful because at least in terms of the national agenda, President Trump is very much meeting his supporters greatest concerns. On day one, President Trump signed an “Initial Rescissions of Harmful Executive Orders and Actions” taking […]

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Horrifying atrocities in the Age of Nihilism

Daily life amid the rubble of Gaza

In the age of nihilism, no bona-fide spiritually good practice is immune from virtual or direct meddling by the dark forces, whether it is Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, or any of its parent-child offshoots (eg. Protestants, Falun Gong, Alawites). This is why prayers and petitions are needed, along with nonviolent support for the resistance. Division (sowing dissent) and hating is so […]

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