Julie explores life with curiosity, creativity, and connection. I share observations with humor, offering perspective on the world and how it shapes us—lightening life’s complexities along the way.
You know what’s really suspicious? When people in power tell you to stop asking questions. And you know what that makes us want to do? Ask those questions LOUDER. With charts. In all caps. Maybe even with a marching band. So let’s talk about Jeffrey Epstein. Again. Because
Subject: What George Orwell Still Teaches Us About Today’s March Toward Fascism If George Orwell were alive today, he wouldn’t be surprised. Disgusted, maybe. A bit exhausted, certainly. But surprised? Not a chance. He warned us. Over and over. And we didn’t listen. Orwell didn’t just
Hello, friends of justice, sarcasm, and historical perspective. We often celebrate women for their brilliance, resilience, and compassion. But let’s face it — some have left a trail of destruction that rivals history’s worst villains. Today we honor (read: drag through the mud) five of the most diabolical women
Let’s be absolutely clear: what Donald Trump is proposing is not immigration reform—it’s modern-day indentured servitude. Trump’s latest announcement—that farmers and hospitality employers should be able to “vouch for” undocumented workers and protect them from deportation in exchange for labor—is not a humanitarian policy.
A gem from online, sharing for those wr haven’t seen it or need a reminder. “This Is the Line: A Canadian’s Call to Americans to Defeat the MAGA Fascist Project Before It Consumes Us All From across the longest undefended border on Earth, we’ve watched with growing
There’s a troubling silence echoing through America’s churches right now. As politicians pass policies that rip food from the hands of the hungry, slash healthcare, and cage desperate families seeking asylum, I’m left wondering: where is the moral outrage from the pulpit? Specifically, I wonder how many
SECTION I: THE PREAMBLE When in the course of human events, a government abandons its duty and weaponizes its power against the people it was meant to serve, it becomes the right, and the obligation, of the people to resist. We are not radicals. We are not extremists. We are
As we approach the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, let’s be honest: the promise of “freedom for all” was never fully delivered in 1776—and we’re still far from it today. Back then, “all men are created equal” meant white, land-owning men. Women? Enslaved people? Indigenous
Dear Readers, Let’s not sugarcoat it. Let’s not play nice. Let’s not “both sides” this. Let’s call it exactly what it is: a concentration camp built on American soil. Trump’s so-called Alligator Alley Detention Center in Florida is not just a stain on our national
Dear Friends, This year, I will not be celebrating the Fourth of July. I will not be waving a flag. I will not be grilling burgers. I will not be oohing and aahing at fireworks that claim to represent “freedom” while our country descends further into authoritarianism. Why? Because this
Dear Reader, There are low points. And then there are shovel-through-the-core-of-the-earth low points. Welcome to Pete Hegseth’s performance during last week’s farcical “news conference” about the Iran bombing — a masterclass in sycophantic nonsense so thick it should come with a hazmat warning. In a moment meant to update
In a world awash with misinformation, skepticism is not cynicism—it’s survival. And when it comes to the claims made by Donald J. Trump, skepticism isn’t just appropriate—it’s essential. The former president, and current Oval Office occupant in his second term, has a long and well-documented