Staff Reports
The so-called progressive media strikes again with laughable antics, now warning of “colonialism” on the moon. Apparently, the latest concern from the left is that America’s push for dominance in space, a worthy venture that promotes innovation and national security, somehow equates to the darkest chapters of world history. This fear-mongering is not only nonsensical; it’s a testament to the cluelessness of the liberal establishment.
The United States, under strong conservative leadership, is taking bold steps in igniting the spirit of exploration similar to that of the Space Age. A plan is set to develop a nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030, a move aimed at securing America’s leadership in space before countries like China and Russia beat us to it. What is the response from the likes of mainstream media? They cry imperialism and wring their hands over a non-existent threat to lunar life forms.
The left’s endless hand-wringing over every bold move the U.S. makes abroad or above shows their blatant disregard for American initiative. The fixation on tired concepts of colonialism in space only highlights their lack of interest in progress and innovation. Luna is uninhabited, period. There are no native moon creatures to colonize, only rocks, and dust. This moon mission isn’t about conquering; it’s about advancing technology, inspiring a new generation, and keeping our nation safe from global threats.
Liberal leaders continue their obsession with racial politics and “woke” ideas that are failing to resonate with the American people. This endless drivel no doubt contributes to the declining ratings and influence of traditional media outlets. They continue to prove they’re more about spectacle than substance, more about spin than facts. Why must American ingenuity always be dragged down by the whims of a left that refuses to look beyond their ideological nose?
While the left remains grounded in their critiques, the real question remains: Why are they so threatened by American strength? America not only deserves a commanding presence in space, it depends on it. Let the naysayers squabble; the skies belong to those with vision and grit. The moon awaits, and America is ready to lead.
