‘Art of the Deal’ at the Vatican
The Russian conscription is like having to fill a bucket with holes in it. Though 1,000 are conscripted a day, it is thought that 1,500 are dying a day. The Kremlin is running out of fuel and armour.
World Politics
The Right Need to Wake Up
Recent experiences at the ballot box should be a wake-up call to conservative leaders everywhere. The road to victory is to take the people with you. Failing to do so is to invite electoral oblivion as Australia and Canada have found to their cost.
Pierre and Peter
Two fascinating election results in both Canada and Australia have all the commentators talking, and understandably so – but I think there are a few misdirections in play.
The Threat Is Worse Than You Think
The collective effort of 300-plus million Americans can have a monumental impact on ensuring our safety and the defeat of China’s evil designs for world domination. It is up to you!
A Beginner’s Guide to Our Self-Sabotage
Just like taxing capital chokes investment, it should be no surprise that taxing the cost of living (via inflation) results in fewer births.
Demand Disarmament and the Release of Hostages
Those who claim to care about Palestinian lives must stop enabling the terrorist group that has sacrificed them for political gain. Gaza will only be free when it is free of Hamas.
We Are About to Glimpse the Future of Conservative Parties
Mainstream conservative parties cannot wholeheartedly and openly attack woke global ideologies with any degree of vigor – because many of their politicians and supporters firmly subscribe to such views.
The Blackout Reveals the Achilles’ Heel
This week, millions of Spaniards learned this lesson the hard way, trapped in elevators, stranded on trains, and left without basic services.
The Modern Forces Fueling an Ancient Scourge
Decades of scholarship have shown that hatred directed against Jews is one of the most overt symptoms of a deeper disease: a moral confusion fueled by emotional trauma and its accompanying self-hatred.
The Cost of Sovereignty for Us
The State of Israel is, in every sense, a miracle. But miracles have costs. Its soil is soaked in tears. Its streets echo with memories. Its citizens carry the burden of both history and hope.