Red Pill Diary

If you thought history and modern events were different, think again. What interesting webs people weave. You know there's nothing new under the sun. Join the continuing journey in the Red Pill Diary.

Near the end of this Trace, near an inn, stands a monument approximately 72 miles from Nashville, Tennessee. This monument was erected in 1848, 39 years after the individual’s death, using funds from the State of Tennessee rather than the U.S. government. A fitting end to an American Hero? But wait, there is more to this story. Join the story.

Join us as we travel back to the 1870s and examine the melding of the sugar business, expansion, and some shenanigans: robber barons, pineapples, Oil, and Railroads. The Gilded Age planted the seeds for the Progressive Era. Some think that's a good thing. Sometimes paradise is not always paradise. I have turned the lights on for you.

What do the Bokongo, Azores, Diamonds, and American Champion have in common? As with all the rest, it has three letters and some keen business interests. We are going down our rabbit trail and invite you to join us on our continued journey on the Red Pill Diary. Come on over. I've turned the lights on for you.

Add some PR with a gallon of Machiavelli, create chaos, and throw in some military intervention. It is incredible what a postage stamp can do—another one of those pesky unintended consequences. Come on in and join us. I turned the lights on for you.

Dive into the tale of the Empress of China, where adventure meets commerce! This voyage not only opened the floodgates of trade with the East but also marked America's bold entry into global diplomacy. Tune in to uncover how one ship's journey shaped a nation's destiny. I've turned the lights on for you.

It's amazing what a little bit of chaos can accomplish. Yet, like many events, unknowns tend to mess up the work and provide unintended consequences, like Nicaragua, Columbia, Iran, Guatemala, Cuba, Vietnam, and a host of others. Are you interested? Come on over and join us at the Red Pill Diary. I've turned the lights on for you.

Do you know the best place to hide something or someone? Despite an ocean of information, we must be willing to look if we seek truth. Many times, it hides in plain sight. I have the lights on. Come on in and join us.

What do Congressman Dan Sickles, a famous Italian Composer and the Attorney General for the District of Columbia, have in common? Not Reconstruction or the Centennial. Come on and join us. The lights are on.

What do the Aurora, Porcupine Gazette, Mathew Lyons, James Callender, Jefferson, Hamilton, and the political elite have in common? The Alien and Sedition Acts of 1798. Come and join us on the Red Pill Diary. The lights are on.