Garrett Rutledge
Garrett Rutledge worked in public communication strategy around security and defense issues. Garrett sometimes writes for The Herald of Everett, WA. He lives with his wife and two children in an idyllic corner of the Pacific Northwest.
Pornography in the Age of Gender Confusion
July 2023:Had the feminist movement been honest, it could have quickly achieved greater equality between the sexes without doing away with sexual morality and the kind of modesty that is borne of not wanting to be sexualized.
Read Article »K-ke: A Brief History of Linguistic Anti-Semitism
March 2023:No German, or Western European for that matter, did more to grant anti-Semitism its permanence in the cultures of Western Europe than the German Reformation leader, Martin Luther.
Read Article »Palestinianism as Counter-Myth + Islamist Cloak
September 2022:The truest thing that can be said about Palestinianism is this: if not for Zionism, Palestinianism would not exist—namely, the reconstitution of the national home of the Jewish people. And where Zionism is the spontaneous national liberation movement of a people whose connection to the land predates antiquity and modernity alike, Palestinianism was imposed upon Arabs who resided in what was once the colony of Palestine.
Read Article »A Remembrance of Eternal Truth
July 2022:If nothing comes from nothing, then truth, like matter, must be constant. The pursuit of these constant or unchanging truths is, or should be, the shared cause of philosophy and science as it relates to the physical world.
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