Tocqueville, Alexis de
(Paris 1805 – Cannes 1859) a French historian and politician who published an insightful review of the United States entitled Democracy in America (1835), based on a nine-month tour of the …
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Rittenhouse, Kyle
An Antioch, Illinois, teenage patriot and supporter of law enforcement who worked as a lifeguard in Kenosha, Wisconsin and was present during the 2020 Leftist …
Monroe, Marilyn
Possibly the most iconic figure in American culture and the most recognizable sex symbol of all times. However, behind Monroe’s photogenic smile was a fragile …
Zapata, Emiliano
(8 Aug 1879 – 10 Apr 1919) a Mexican revolutionary who famously said “I’d rather die on my feet than live on my knees.” Emiliano was …
Sarsour, Linda
a political activist and self-proclaimed “Palestinian-Muslim-American organizer” that may be America’s most vicious public Jew-hater. She was co-organizer for the Women’s March of 2017 to …
Graham, Lindsey
South Carolina Senator (R) and Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee who parades as a conservative but constantly stabs them in the back and protects …
Putin, Vladimir
(born Oct 7, 1952) Russian president since the resignation of Boris Yeltsin on Dec 31, 1999. Demonized by the globalist elite controlled MSM as the …
Feinstein, Dianne
(born June 22, 1933) Senior US Senator (D) from California who served as Chairwoman and Ranking Democrat of the Senate Intelligence and Judiciary committees and …
Smith, Adam
(1723-1790) An 18th-century Scottish economist, moral philosopher, and author (known for ‘The Wealth of Natons‘ in 1776) who is considered the father of modern economics. …
Cobb, Ty
The two things everyone knows about Ty Cobb are that he was a phenomenal baseball player and that he was the worst racist ever to …