American Leviathan
American Leviathan unpacks how the administrative state has evolved into an unaccountable, progressive behemoth, eroding constitutional freedoms and consolidating power beyond democratic control.
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The Leviathan Thrives on Chaos
The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis has already been turned into another morality play by the Left. But we need to be honest about what took place that day in Minneapolis. A misguided and indoctrinated woman, trained to i...
A Christmas Story: Safetyism and the Soft Tyranny of Leviathan
A Christmas Story looks like nostalgia—tinsel, BB guns, leg lamps, Midwestern charm.
But underneath the humor is one of the clearest cultural warnings we’ve ever put on film:
A society that treats citizens like children will eventually ra...
It’s a Wonderful Life… Until the Fed Shows Up
In It’s a Wonderful Life, the crisis is simple: ordinary people trying to build ordinary lives are threatened by a financial power structure too concentrated, too arbitrary, and too insulated from the consequences of its own decisions.
Fra...
Home Alone: The Self-Defense Parable Leviathan Wants You to Forget
Home Alone isn’t really a comedy.
It’s the most successful self-defense movie in American history.
Every year, millions laugh while watching an 8-year-old do what the state refuses to:
defend his home.
Kevin McCallister isn’t a mischie...
Planes, Trains & Automobiles — and the Bureaucracy That Makes All Three Worse
Planes, Trains & Automobiles is supposed to be a comedy.
A stressed-out professional just wants to get home, and every system designed to help him ends up failing him.
The joke is that Neal Page’s nightmare journey is exaggerated.
The re...
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