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Why the United States Must Secure Control of Greenland: A Matter of National Survival
In an era of escalating global tensions, President Donald Trump's renewed push to acquire Greenland has reignited debates over America's role in the Arctic. Far from a whimsical land grab, this initiative is rooted in profound strategic imperatives for U.S. safety and security. Conservative commentator Glenn Beck has been a vocal proponent, framing Greenland as essential to countering an emerging "Axis" of adversaries including China, Russia, and Iran. Drawing from Beck's ins
Eric Perrine
Jan 194 min read


The Desecration in St. Paul: Conservative and Catholic Responses to Don Lemon's Involvement in the Anti-ICE Church Protest
Image from inside Cities Church in St. Paul, MN during the protest. Above image of Don Lemon In a shocking display of disregard for sacred spaces, anti-ICE protesters stormed a Sunday worship service at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota, on January 18, 2026, accusing the pastor of collaborating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The incident, which terrified children and disrupted the congregation's prayer, has ignited fierce backlash from conservative commen
Eric Perrine
Jan 195 min read


Welcome To Our Podcast
Welcome to the Flame of the West. Where we are on fire for the Lord and our country. Here we will be discussing pretty much whatever we want. From what's going on in the news, politics, religion, recipes, cats . . . Introductions: The Hosts: Eric: Thank you for joining us on this journey. Our goal is to use the voice that God gave us to spread the truth and bring light in today's ever growing darkness. I am beyond honored to be on this road with all of you. As a strong
April Wiseman
Dec 19, 20253 min read


The Traditional Role of Social Justice in the Catholic Church: A Pre-Vatican II Perspective
Social justice has long been a cornerstone of Catholic doctrine, rooted in the Church's understanding of human dignity, the common good, and the moral obligations that bind society together. From a pre-1962 viewpoint—before the transformative Second Vatican Council—the Church's teachings on social justice emphasized a balanced approach to economic and social issues, drawing from Scripture, tradition, and natural law. This perspective positioned the Church not as a political a
Eric Perrine
Dec 19, 20255 min read
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