As socialist and communist sympathizers threaten to take over the Democratic Party, it would be a good thing if its leadership could muster some of the common sense and courage of one of their own, Edith Sampson.
Douglas Bader was not a perfect man: he was arrogant, stubborn, and frequently rude. Yet, it was precisely this difficult nature that allowed him to achieve the impossible. He proved that true strength lives in an unbroken spirit that looks at a wall of rules and decides to fly right over it.
New research finds… just about everything on the Shroud of Turin.
What Brave New World got right, what Huxley never found, and the room the machine can’t enter.
Most Kiwi cupboards would like to dispute the claim that it ever left.
During the French Revolution, authorities in Paris turned to “a series of ventures in price-fixing and food control” to ensure people did not go hungry. It didn’t work as planned.
Ultimately the fight is between free servants of the truth and those who are slaves to lies, and the fight for truth is always worth whatever it may cost us. Just ask Maximillian Kolbe, priest and martyr.
The Long March through the Institutions in practice.
Not when it involved a lance to the goolies or getting squashed like a bug.
Problem solved, no. But problem met head-on, yes.
Sacred, tapu, tūpuna and floating ghosts.
How turning an inadequate dictator into a fake pornstar backfired.
No, working out now still won’t make your future offspring into muscle-men.
