I am a Conservative. As such, I shine a brilliant, coherent laser light on the political arena and political correctness (PC). I expose the mendacity, ignorance, stupidity, hypocrisy, and power-hungry lust of the Liberal Left. In the reflected glow of this brilliant light, I contrast the time-honored truths of Conservatism with the sophomoric gibberish of ideologic cults. With a sarcastic pen guided by the unerring logic of natural rights and common sense, I chronicle the last fifteen years of insane Leftist goals and the vapid woke social agenda. I examine the utopian claims of a global world order, the unattainable fairness of DEI, and the ridiculous state of identity politics. I am clearly armed with the truth. But wait. Am I acting just like some of my Liberal friends who don't tolerate any questioning of their beliefs and who dismiss me as a racist imbecilic fool, an enemy of democracy, a source of all that is evil in their terribly flawed country? Why do I quiet my voice in public conversation so that my beliefs and lifestyle remain secret. I hesitate to put a bumper sticker on my car for fear of keying and a broken window. I lie to the polltaker because the walls may have ears. My Facebook and Google comments are scorned and at times deleted. I live in the shadows, my voice stifled, as if I were a gay guy in the '50s. My voice and beliefs, perhaps shared by millions, have effectively been marginalized by a cacophony of media and entertainment voices who rely on the willful ignorance of poorly educated millennials who are grasping for something, anything, to believe in. Am I biased? Do I overstate my position? In order to answer this question both for myself and for my readers, I've recorded my thoughts, beliefs, prejudices, and opinions over the last fifteen years. Now I present them to you, the reader. You may be a far-right Conservative who applauds me. You may be a far-left Liberal whose hair I set on fire with my ridiculous rants. In either case, I hope to generate discussion-nonbiased, of course.