
Fellow, @RoyalHistSoc. Ph.D. @EdinburghUni. Lay Dominican. Senior Program Director, @BradleyFdn. #FreeJimmyLai. Posts are own. (MI Photo: Peter Herman)
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Coming soon to @Hillsdale: @sladesr of @reason, to discuss “The Future of Conservatives and the Promise of Fusionism.” The public is welcome.
Today, we honor the men and women who served and all military families. 🇺🇸
Thank you for serving your country, defending freedom at home and abroad, and protecting the American Dream. #VeteransDay
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A recent survey from the Human Flourishing Lab found that 56% of Americans think AI is more likely to undermine our ability to live meaningful lives than support it.
More from @clayroutledge and Josh Hicks in @bigthink: bigthink.com/science-tech/wi…
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China Forum 2026 teapawt.org/i/broadcasts/2aWjByjmP…
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Where do people have opportunities to rise?
The @ArchbridgeInst's new social mobility index examines 132 countries, identifying the places with the best and worst conditions for building a better life.
Introducing Social Mobility Around the World 🧵archbridgeinstitute.org/soci…
Congratulations to AIER President @DrSamuelGregg who today received an honorary doctorate from @UFMedu.
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The Bolshevik Revolution began on this day in November 1917. Vladimir Lenin’s Red Guards seized power and began the process of plunging Russia into decades of Soviet oppression.
Remember the victims.
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Today is the National Day for the Victims of Communism. Communism killed more than 100 million people in the 20th century.
This memorial, The Memorial to the Victims of Communism in Prague, powerfully captures what communism does to the human person.
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Jimmy Lai could have stayed a clothing tycoon and kept quiet about Beijing. He started a newspaper instead.
By the early 1990s, his Giordano stores stretched across Asia. In 1994, after Chinese Premier Li Peng defended the Tiananmen crackdown, Jimmy wrote an open letter condemning him. Beijing went after his business and forced him to sell his stake.
In 1995, he launched Apple Daily. Hong Kong’s handover to China was two years away. He did it anyway.
For 26 years, Apple Daily printed the news Beijing didn’t want Hong Kong to read. It ran until 2021, when Hong Kong authorities used Beijing’s national security law to shut it down.
#FreeJimmyLai #BringHimHome
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The continued incarceration of British citizen Jimmy Lai - along with Joshua Wong and so many other pro democracy advocates - demonstrates the cruel nature of a Communist Party Police State.
I quoted Sebastien Lai that, following a show trial, the CCP’s 20 year inhumane and unjustified sentence on his 78 year old father, British citizen, Jimmy Lai, "is a death sentence” - that his only crime is journalism; his only crime is a belief in democracy; his only crime is free speech. We mustn’t forget the hundreds of Hong Kongers in CCP jails. I called for a coordinated international response. @SupportJimmyLai
What a lovely post from @BishopBoyea. St. Thomas the Apostle in Ann Arbor was my family's home parish for years. It was a joy to be a volunteer mom for similar #AllSaintsDay parades across town at Spiritus Sanctus Academy led by @SistersofMaryOP. Best game? Pin the Wing on the Angel. #Hope 😀🙏
Recent years have witnessed the rise of All Saints’ Day celebrations in schools across the Diocese of Lansing, where students are encouraged to dress as their favorite saints. That includes this prayerful parade of young blesseds at Saint Thomas the Apostle Parish and School in Ann Arbor, which took place on Friday of last week. Enjoy!
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VOC's Dr. Eric Patterson and Ashlee Davis were honored to attend the book launch event of Beneath the Silence by @elida_dakoli, a world-renowned concert pianist who grew up in communist Albania and Trustee of VOC, in Dallas, TX. Beneath the Silence tells Elida’s family story, depicting how three generations’ names, achievements, and future were nearly erased under one of Europe’s most isolated communist dictatorships.
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Replying to @UnderSecPD
Thank you @UnderSecPD Sarah B. Rogers for exposing Havana's crimes. Cuba's medical brigades are a system of modern-day slavery masquerading as humanitarian assistance. For too long, communist tyrants have held Cubans hostage under oppression and poverty, while they live in luxury.
We were honored to interview Johanna as part of our Witness Project documentary series. Watch the full conversation here: youtube.com/watch?v=y-JULgF5…
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"This Anti-Communism Week, we are reminded of the devastating consequences of state control over human thought, creativity, and political expression, resulting in suffering, poverty, exploitation, violence, and misery for millions, and we renew our commitment to protect the sacred values of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness from the chains of tyranny."
-President Donald J. Trump
whitehouse.gov/presidential-…
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James M. Patterson (@McGillPatterson) sits down with Samuel Gregg (@DrSamuelGregg) to discuss his new book, The Civilization of Commerce, which challenges the idea that free markets undermine morality and social progress. Drawing on thinkers such as Adam Smith and F. A. Hayek, Gregg explores how market economies depend on moral foundations and economic freedom. lawliberty.org/podcast/civil…
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For years, I thought @theFIREorg co-founder Alan Charles Kors was too pessimistic about higher education.
But he was right about far more than I wanted to admit.
He warned that universities were prioritizing political orthodoxy over the search for truth.
Warmest wishes and prayers for Montse in her new service to the Holy Father and the Catholic Church. 💐
Monste Alvarado, new prefect of Vatican's Dicastery for Communication, greets journalists in 4 languages today during a briefing on the papal trip to South America. Starts with Spanish (she was born in Mexico City), says she learns Italian and asks for patience, then moves on to say in English you don't have to be sorry to be an American anymore in the Vatican, and at the end greets French journalists in a language she also speaks fluently.
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To all who mark it, #AllSaintsDay2026 greetings! 🙏💐
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