There’s a coordinated attempt by the leftist media machine to demonize everyday Americans who dare to love their nation, their faith, and their freedom. They slap the label “Christian nationalist” on conservatives—hoping the smear will silence the very spirit that built this country.

But let’s be clear: this isn’t about some manufactured ideology. It’s about millions of Americans feeling like strangers in their own land, robbed of the culture, values, and faith that once defined our national identity.

Patriotism Isn’t Extremism – It’s Survival

The media want you to believe that if you believe in God and country, you’re some kind of extremist. But what they really fear is unity—Americans waking up to what’s been stolen from them: their rights, their traditions, their voice.

People aren’t “radicalized.” They’re simply fed up. They’re looking for a return to a grounded, God-honoring, and law-abiding America—a nation rooted in liberty, not ruled by tyranny.

The Propaganda Machine Can’t Stop Lying

Since Trump’s 2024 reelection, the fearmongering has hit overdrive. The press spins every cabinet pick and policy move as a secret code for “white Christian supremacy.” They tell you landscape paintings, Little House on the Prairie, and even physical fitness are symbols of dangerous extremism.

Yes, seriously. The entire countryside is now a threat, according to them.

It’s laughable—until you realize they’re deadly serious. Their goal? To shame Americans out of loving their own homeland, to erase Judeo-Christian values, and to replace loyalty with submission.

What We’re Seeing Is a Cultural Reawakening

The corporate state, the permanent bureaucracy, and the radical left didn’t count on this: the American people remembering who they are.

We’re not yearning for the past—we’re reaching for the future. One where our children aren’t indoctrinated, our churches aren’t mocked, and our flag still means something.

We’re not clinging to nostalgia. We’re demanding renewal. We want to restore what’s rightfully ours—faith, family, and freedom—because this is our country.

This Fight Is About Belonging Again

We don’t want to dominate—we want to belong. That’s the real story. We want to raise our families in safety, worship without fear, and speak truth without censorship. We want the country that our anthem calls “the land of the free and the home of the brave” to live up to its promise again.

That’s not nationalism. That’s Americanism—and it’s not going anywhere.