Guns, Iran’s Bravado, and Man’s Best Friend
Well, what would you expect from a regime that thinks it’s the year 1405?
World Politics
New Zealand Rejects WHO Pandemic Reform
Push back on globalist bureaucrats, national sovereignty cited.
The Left Is Clearly a Greater Threat To Free Speech
The evidence from Cambridge, and from Britain as a whole, points in one direction. It is the left – not the right – that poses the greater threat to free expression today.
Free Speech in the Digital Age
By regulating online speech and expanding digital ID systems, governments are turning the natural right to free expression into a licensed activity.
Iranian Women Soccer Players Withdraw Asylum Request
Protesting the regime back home took real courage.
Long Nightmare for Cuba Is Almost Over
After 67 years of totalitarian tyranny, the island nation approaches liberation day.
The Iran War Is Just Another American TV Show
Great writing is often tragic. The purpose of tragedy is to purge us of our excessive emotions. This is the catharsis. We are not cleansed, we do not get closure, we only get relief brought on by perspective.
The Irresolute and the Irrelevant
Europe is spineless, but Australia is a maritime irrelevance.
Are We Witnessing a Coordinated Attack on the Irish?
St Patrick’s day under siege by multicultural rebranding.
My Drink With Pearl Harbor Attackers
When I walked up to the counter, rather than asking the standard atatemasu-ka?, they instead asked “are you American?” in English. I said yes, and one young man said “thank you for tomodachi” with a deep bow. I will never forget it.