There Is So Much Inconsistency
It seems some in society are happy to accept inconsistency based on political preference. Got a far left or progressive cause – then all is well. Have a centre or right-wing view, too bad for you.
World Politics
This Is Just Selective Moral Outrage
Pick a standard, Chris: you can’t rail against Trump’s board for including Putin while comfortably ignoring the UN’s roster of human-rights violators. Moral clarity isn’t selective. It’s universal – or it’s just politics masquerading as principle.
Christianity Remains the Top Religion – But for How Long?
Islam is on the rise and has taken over the internet.
Trump’s Friends in Europe
I have long been impressed with Giorgia Meloni as a strong leader. Her future moves both inside and outside the European Union will be worthy of close attention.
Why Greenland Matters to the US
Greenland will be a locus of the 21st century reshaping of geopolotics.
How the Public Feels Post-Covid
Just let those $%^&*(@’s try it again. We won’t be marching in lockstep next time, it seems.
How To Invent a Pandemic
The WHO now says it did not endorse lockdowns. The record suggests otherwise – and points to a deeper pattern in how pandemics are framed.
Remembering the Holocaust When the Witnesses Are Gone
When my wife describes her teacher’s tattoo, I’m reminded that the Holocaust was made possible by the deliberate reduction of a person to a number. Jan 27 marks the day the world found the courage to reject that logic. When the witnesses are gone, education will matter more than ever.
Zero Day Comes for the Iranian Regime
There is no excuse for our government’s silence and media disinterest. But for 90 million Iranians, hope rises regardless. Because for the regime in Tehran, zero day draws near.