Peter Pischke

A Happy Warrior and nerd at heart. Always Social Distanced & pleased to write for The Post Millennial.

Articles/Stories written by Peter Pischke: 9

Official Democrat Twitter account posted then deleted an article suggesting Mt. Rushmore and the 4th of July are white supremacist

The Democratic party tweeted its official position against Mt. Rushmore, claiming that it is a monument to white supremacy.

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The mob wants to destroy our churches and replace them with temples to social justice

Church communities must stand firm on their principles and values. Our statues, our culture, and our faith are worth protecting.

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Ethical journalism suffers under the yoke of progressive ideology

It’s anyone's guess what losing ethical journalism will do to us as the mainstream media continues to push big tech to destroy heterodox outlets.

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Sioux Falls rioters were mostly teens

The group of 50 or so rioting protesters was almost exclusively Sioux Falls children. "Our city has failed these kids, and parents have failed their children," said the mayor.

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The Clone Wars series finale is everything this Star Wars fan hoped it would be

It lives up to the promise of the first six seasons, and is the fitting end to George Lucas’s Star Wars prequel trilogy and his time with the franchise.

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The last thing Star Wars needs is another social justice director

There is no patience left in tv, movies, comics or video games for men to enjoy stories featuring those things that the male mind enjoys.

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CENSORSHIP: YouTube is deleting content critical of the World Health Organization

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki told CNN that anything that goes against the WHO' stance on the coronavirus is a violation and will not be allowed on the site.

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Final Fantasy 7 Remake is the game we need in quarantine right now

During our dark social distancing and quarantining, a remake of a gaming masterpiece was released.

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Comics were already on life support, but coronavirus dealt the death blow

It wasn't fans that crashed this industry; it was publishers that decided to ignore systemic issues and mock readers instead, capped off by the hand grenade of the coronavirus.

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