Nicholas Servi

The author Mark Twain once said, “The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.” As a recent college graduate, I have often asked myself, Why am I here? What life am I called to live? What is God’s purpose for me? A lot of college students (and graduates) wonder if they are going to make it in the world and live their lives to the fullest. The real world is different once you’re out of college. No longer are we studying for classes or hanging out with friends on the weekend. We are busy applying for jobs (if unemployed or working part-time), working (if employed full- or part-time), or going back to school for more education either in the same field of work or a different one. We want to live our lives without worrying about making enough money to support ourselves and our families. In short, we all want to find meaning and purpose: to live a good, meaningful life and know that we are in this moment for a reason. Living a good, honorabl...

  This is a continuation of other articles that I have written about movies and TV shows that cannot be made today because of the Left’s identity politics, anti-traditionalism and anti-Americanism.   I hope you enjoy this list.   1) The Emperor’s New Groove Just as “Pocahontas” was considered to be racist by Progressives, so would “The Emperor’s New Groove” be considered racist for its depiction of the Incas in Peru. Native American activists would call the portrayal of Emperor Kuzco as “offensive” because it portrays an Incan leader as an idiot who exploits his subjects for his own amusement until he learns his lesson by getting turned into a llama. 2) Walt Disney’s Johnny Tremain Any film that shows a positive portrayal of America, especially during the American Revolution, is subjected to be shunned by the Left. Such is the case for “Johnny Tremain,” which is centered around the young man of the title in 1770s Boston before, during and after the Boston Tea Party and th...

  1) Prison Break Prison tells the story of a young man trying to free his older brother from prison for a crime he didn’t commit. Over the course of the series, the brothers face off against a shadowy organization called The Company. The Company is a Globalist group made up of political, bureaucratic and military who control the United States and its domestic and foreign policy from behind the scenes — regardless of which political party is in power. That sounds just like the Deep State – bureaucratic, political and military members working to undermine the American people, President Trump, his election in 2016 and his 2020 campaign. Because of the similarities between the Deep State and the Company, “Prison Break“ can’t be made today, especially since President Trump was elected. 2) Bonanza Bonanza tells the story of Ben Cartwright and his three sons: Adam, Hoss and Little Joe. Ben is a self-made man with worked hard and earned a large ranch in the Nevada Territory called the Pon...