Nov 22, 2019 | Iran, Political, Posts, Travel
All women are forced to wear a hijab in Iran, including female tourists. As a pro-liberty American, I witnessed the effects of dress code laws while visiting Iran for a month. At times I saw the effortless regularity of women reluctantly covering themselves. At other...
Apr 23, 2018 | Personal, Political, Posts
Do you appreciate hearing opinions from those who’ve been to war? If so, you’ll be intrigued by these emotional interviews with an honest war veteran. I’ve shared my pro-peace philosophies with locals as I’ve traveled around the world....
Apr 11, 2018 | Gallery, Political, Posts, Travel, Vietnam
Officially, the world calls Vietnam a communist country and the United States a capitalist country. In reality, communist Vietnam has more economic freedom than capitalist America. When discussing important, sometimes controversial topics like this, we first need to...
Jul 1, 2017 | Malaysia, Political, Posts, Thailand, Travel
I’ve noticed that people in Thailand and Malaysia are completely obsessed with the song, “Shape of You”, by Ed Sheeran. It’s absolutely everywhere you go – in bars, restaurants, pool halls, coffee shops, malls, everywhere. Today, I...
Jun 11, 2017 | Hungary, Personal, Political, Posts, Travel, Travel Tips
Even black people in Compton, California would find this police interaction story a little on the tyrannical side. The night began when I met a Mexican fellow solo traveler at Red Ruin – an awesome, anti-Communist, pro-freedom bar in a post-Communist country. He...
May 31, 2017 | Political, Posts, Travel
When I bought my plane ticket from Munich, Germany to Phuket, Thailand, I knew that travel date would represent the end of my 7-month European adventure and the beginning of the SE Asia leg. I also realized that I’d just unintentionally added a visit to another...
