Sending support to our fellow patriots in South Korea

My interview about South Korea with Rick Dancer today.

https://www.youtube.com/live/-n_06OSxClE?is=ZsmOk0AP0Ysm7BH0

https://youtube.com/shorts/-PV9jF32F8U?is=54FKhtcMr6dfrpkf

A snippet from the Rob Carter Show regarding a recent experience in South Korea.

Three minutes that will change your world view.

John's Letter to America from Seoul South Korea (via Dr Frank)
https://youtu.be/mKiMJW5jUkM

Three minutes that will change your world view.

John's Letter to America from Seoul South Korea (via Dr Frank)
https://youtu.be/mKiMJW5jUkM

"MAGA on a Stick?"

A news story scrolled by on my phone suggesting that many Americans see the flag as "MAGA on a stick."

Well... if so, these America-haters are free to leave the country. Good riddance. And I wish them a speedy recovery from their TDS.

The world sees us as the beacon of liberty, and many have died fighting under a flag that embodies liberty and prosperity.

America is certainly not perfect. We desperately need spiritual and political reforms.

But I love her nonetheless. And her ideals are worth fighting and dying for.

New bowtie!

"Global Temperature Update"
Dr Spencer's updated graph (June, 2026) for the complete global satellite record. Also my empirical model, which continues to track the data far better than any of the alarmist climate predictions.
(A popular video discussing this topic can be seen here: https://youtu.be/ykhXrfdNHvU
)
If you still believe that the anthropogenic climate change narrative, I would ask you to consider the following facts:
1) The geological record shows that the climate has always been changing, often in catastrophic ways. The primary drivers are the Sun, the Earth’s orbit (Milankovitch cycles), and isolated events such as volcanic eruptions and asteroid impacts.
2) To date, there is no discernible effect of humans on the climate. Climate statisticians inform us that due to the natural variability in the climate it will require another two-hundred years of data before we could even be 50% certain that humans have had any effect at all.
3) The Earth has several astonishingly effective active feedback mechanisms which regulate the climate, making the Earth generally habitable for humans. Even if humans did have an impact, the Earth systems can readily compensate for it.
4) The geological record shows that the atmospheric CO2 concentration is at historical lows.
5) CO2 is plant food. More CO2 in the air is good for agriculture, and NASA measurements have shown that the planet is now greening because of the small increase in atmospheric CO2 concentration.
6) Due to the rapidly increasing world demand for power (e.g. data centers), nuclear power reactors will become a necessity. That should make you happy, as nuclear power does not generate as much CO2 as carbon-based generation methods (e.g. coal). Modern nuclear reactors are clean and safe, and small modular reactors can be installed locally.
7) The government and special interests have been lying to you about a myriad of interests.
How long will you remain duped?

“American and South Korean RINO’s”

Just like the Republican Party in America, the “conservative” PPP in South Korea has been infiltrated by leftists and communists.

If you support these parties, then you are supporting the demise of liberty in your countries.

Freedom is not free. It has been purchased with blood and treasure.

Wake up. Stand up.

The longer you wait, the more costly it will be to restore our liberty.

"Freedom Is A Fragile Thing" (Ronald Reagan)
https://youtu.be/Qr7BwUEyI6U

“What is driving the irrational push for use of alternative energy?”

Experience teaches me that when irrational policies are adopted there are multiple amplifying agendas at work. Consider the following:

1) Governments always seek to centralize power and influence;
2) The ‘scientific’ community relies upon government grants for funding;
3) China’s export of solar cells alone represents an annual trade surplus of $30 billion;
4) There are international ideological forces at work seeking to weaken the US economy. They lobby our governments.

I am reminded of the CFL (compact fluorescent light bulbs) debacle during the early 2000’s. The *real* science and engineering had been settled since the 1980’s: LED light sources were far more energy efficient than fluorescent (about 5x), far healthier (heat, audio, and spectral output), and far more environmentally friendly (CFL’s contain mercury, and the substantial electronics in them are not recyclable).

Switching from incandescent to CFL was an irrational move economically and environmentally. Instead of producing all that environmental waste and only saving 2.5x energy, we could have produced far less waste and saved 20x the energy. Nevertheless, governments forced the transition on the public because the agendas favored our competitors and our enemies.

In the end, the CFL industry created more energy waste, economic waste, and more pollution than it ever saved. Irrational.

As data centers begin demanding more and more of our energy, humans will be competing for it. Again, I expect irrational agendas will dominate. Expect brown-outs and soaring electrical costs (especially in places like California). It’s supply and demand.

The science and engineering to address this has already been settled for decades: we will need to start installing modular nuclear reactors. They are clean and recyclable, safe, good for our economy, and good for our trade deficit.

Twenty years from now there are going to HUGE piles of spent, unrecyclable solar cells in the US, and HUGE lakes of toxic chemicals in China resulting from their manufacture. At that juncture, people will finally acknowledge the stupidity of widespread use of solar cells for mass power production, just like we now acknowledge the stupidity of CFL’s.

Since the U.S. government is now thoroughly infiltrated by Marxist ideology, I expect the scientifically irrational, but ideologically strategic forces to dominate.

This is not a technical, scientific debate; it is an ideological one. Our people are ignorant and complacent. There are rough days ahead.

Kyrie eleison.