Benghazi: the decision to let him be killed
The terrible story of the killing of Ambassador Chris Stevens in Benghazi is even worse in the light of this article from American Thinker, by Jonathon Moseley: Elite U.S. troops were completely...
View ArticleThose dying generations (2)
Yesterday we discussed the dying out of the indigenous European peoples as their numbers halve with each generation. We asked why they are letting this happen, why fewer and fewer children are being...
View ArticleThe darkness of this world (3)
Continuing our series on contemporary Gnosticism, here is the third essay under the title The Darkness of This World. The first two can be found here and here. * The Darkness of This World essays on...
View ArticleChief Inspector Remorse
Should the US be the world’s policeman? Can the US be the world’s policeman? Does the US want to be the world’s policeman? This is Dennis Prager’s opinion (in part – read it all here): In his speech to...
View ArticleThe silence of the shepherds
Are the Christian churches doing anything about the bloody, growing, relentless persecution of Christians in Arab and other Islamic countries? No. The Pope? No. The Archbishop of Canterbury? No. Some...
View ArticleWhy not be cruel?
Why do believers ache to argue with atheists? Why does it bother them that others do not believe what they believe? Especially if they have radio shows and can propound their beliefs to their hearts’...
View ArticleTsar Vladimir the Magnificent
When it comes to magnificent life-styles, King Barry of America has a long way to go to catch up with Tsar Vladimir of Russia. Now we declare unequivocally that we are made happy by the outward signs...
View ArticleThe war between Reason and Unreason
Every day one can find reports that dozens, on some days hundreds, of men women and children have been slaughtered, in hideous ways, as they were going about their daily business. Strangers throw bombs...
View ArticleOf government, liberty, and libertarians
It seems tragically probable that the Left has won. Socialism – or call it statism, or collectivism – has won. All over the Western world it has won. There are no political parties in Europe or the New...
View ArticleA reckless man and the promiscuous use of power
Today being the 50th anniversary of President Kennedy’s assassination, there will be many a paean of praise for him ringing through the land. Though we deplore his assassination – most probably by the...
View ArticleYet another pope gets it horribly wrong
The Washington Post reports that Pope Francis (born Jorge Mario Bergoglioco in Argentina), issued a long (50,000 word) statement on November 26, 2013, in which he expressed disgust with capitalism...
View ArticleQuaker terrorists
To most people “Quaker terrorists” may seem a contradiction in terms. So we must explain. To excuse or defend terrorism is to encourage it; to encourage it is to co-author it. And what is terrorism? It...
View ArticleHow strong is a piece of paper?
Tsar Vladimir of Russia (whose eyes may be small but at least they’re close together) has invaded Ukraine and taken the Crimean peninsula. It is an act of war. He defies “international law” and no one...
View ArticleBritain – a pussy nation?
“Conscience does make cowards of us all,” - says Hamlet. Is it conscience – deriving from the wrong belief that Britain was bad for the nations it ruled under its imperium until the middle of the...
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Obama’s tyrants, their hokum, and their corruption
Fifteen of EPA’s Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee members have received $180.8 million in EPA grants since 2000. One CASAC panelist (Ed Avol of USC) received $51.7 million! Repeat: $51.7 million...
View ArticlePutin the Puritan
An ideology can, it seems, be simply something that is against something else. Vladimir Putin, this article suggests, sees the West as an ideological construction, and opposition to it as a...
View ArticlePious hypocrisy
There are at least 72 million (last count in 2004) members of the Democratic Party. Maybe they’re not all hypocrites. Here’s one who certainly is. We grant that he’s a particularly egregious example:
View ArticleBrandeis University true to itself
Brandeis University was being true to its despicable self after all when it treated Ayaan Hirsi Ali disgracefully. It was where Herbert Marcuse, one of the most prominent apologists for the violently...
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