Tag: rule of law
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The “Stolen Land” Myth: Conquest, Not Just Victimhood
Challenge the “stolen land” myth by exploring the universal history of conquest. AlainGuillot.com dives into pre-colonial Indigenous conflicts and European colonization to provide crucial historical context often missing from modern debates.
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Laura Fernández Wins: A New Era for Costa Rica and Latin America
in PoliticsDiscover why Laura Fernández’s 2026 victory in Costa Rica marks a turning point for Latin America as the region embraces capitalism, security, and hard work.
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Mass Deportations: Reclaiming American Sovereignty and the Rule of Law
in OpinionExplore why mass deportations are essential for reclaiming American sovereignty and upholding the rule of law. Learn about the legal, economic, and security benefits of enforcing immigration laws and the path to a fair, legal immigration system.
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No One Is Above the Law: Brad Lander Arrested By ICE
in LawNew York City Comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander was arrested after interfering with an ICE arrest of an illegal alien. No one is above the law.
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The Interplay of Hard Work, Luck, and Success
I have experienced numerous successes in my life, and a significant portion of that success can be attributed to good luck. The mere fact of living in Canada and having enough money to cover my rent and food places me among the global 1%. I routinely tip waiters an amount that surpasses the monthly earnings…