In the wake of the U.K. House of Lords decision to decriminalize abortion up to birth, I wanted to highlight a few areas where I see the Pro-Life movement falling flat.

1. There are too many women involved.

2. The movement is too explicitly religious.

3. Pro-Lifers are too politically gullible.

4. No more Seamless Garment theory.

*Warning* Adult language used at times. Got a little fired up. Long and locked-in discussion (flow state achieved??)

Topics covered:

1. My true thoughts on Civic, Ethno, and Christian Nationalism

2. Personal and Platform Update after popping on Twitter

3. Christian Dating in 2026

Unscripted reflection on a weekend excursion to Scotland. My experience of authentic Scottish culture and a brief reflection on how it relates to my commentary on politics and some clarifications on previous statements. If even for a brief weekend, Scotland has my heart.

Reflecting on the United Kingdom after living here for 6 months. Discussing weather, culture, architecture, politics, the good, the bad, and the ugly.

In my life, I've found that those who habitually betray their consciences have great burdens of trauma, causing disintegration of soul and body. Why is that? Let me share a few stories and explore the idea.

My breakdown of the causes behind and the future of the Iran War situation.

A reading of a Substack article.

A little Lent check-in. Never to be discouraged, always to take heart in humility.

After another mass shooting by a trans-identified individual as well as the sexual assault of a young woman by a trans-identified young man, we must respond. We must be aware of the comorbidities. We must recognize these people as not so unlike us, before the devil whispers in their ear the same. As Catholics, as Christians, as people who care about the Truth, we must weep with those who weep. We must grieve. We must find Christ in the mess and reorient our hearts, and then we must reorient society so no one else is harmed by this, perpetrators included.

I was recently interviewed by The Telegraph regarding my negative perceptions of the U.K. as someone who was recently deported from the U.S. In this podcast episode I discuss what I failed to mention with The Telegraph reporters and how I think it went.