Is It Really All America’s Fault?
America didn’t ‘invade’ Europe: along with Britain, it saved Europe from itself. In the long run, in vain.
World Politics
What Is the Better Way?
For those who can remember Camp Freedom in Wellington, we actually had a real-life demonstration of how a better society could work.
Can the Left Lure Young Voters With Climate Change?
We must reclaim our educational institutions from the grip of academic leftists. The fate of the country may very well be at stake.
Government of Slovakia Recommends a Ban
It seems clear that these are dangerous times for those with some level of influence who dare to speak against emerging global authoritarian rule.
US Gets Serious About Houthis and Iran
It appears, at long last, the Biden-Harris administration is getting serious, at least for the moment, about holding Iran and its Houthi terrorist proxy accountable. Some cynics may ask why now.
45 Years of Tehran-Tied Terrorism
The Iranian revolution, which started in 1979, has been disastrous for the region, for the world, and particularly a significant threat to the United States.
It’s Good to Be Skeptical of Elections
The collapse of the public’s trust in elections mirrors the collapse in trust in several other institutions, like the federal judicial system, public health authorities and the news media.
On Life, Sex and Death
We are supposed to be ‘shock horrored’ by this documentary, at the notion this could happen at all.
I’ve Got a Little List
There is an unwritten rule on this – only establish an inquiry when the outcome is either already known or won’t do great harm to the government.
The Global Assault on Religious Freedom
Christianity threatens the regime because it demands faith in something greater than the state and devotion to a creed more defined than the ever-changing slogans of socially fashionable talking points.
What Sinwar’s Death Could Mean for the Middle East
Barring an unexpected change in the US position, putting pressure on Netanyahu, all the cards are in Israel’s hand for now.