Cut Foreign Aid, Not Our Military

The Department of Defense sent out separation notices to 1200 Army captains, including 48 deployed to Afghanistan. They received eight to nine months of notice so they could prepare for civilian life. What good is the notice for the captains deployed to Iraq for the next eight or nine months? How will this affect their performance in a war zone?

Navy orders Bibles removed from base hotels

The U.S. Navy has instructed housekeepers to remove Gideon-placed Bibles from every hotel room on its military bases after it received a letter from the atheist group Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF).

We The People, If We Can Keep It

Dear Captive of Government, You are a fellow Captive of government. We are all captives of government, because we have forgotten what truth makes us free. Government truth is qualified as to people, place and purpose. God’s truth is universal. It is a fundamental tenet of the Christian faith that obedience to God’s laws will make us free. God makes His laws easily known by writing them on every human heart.

Sanitizing The Ole Miss Campus

The ongoing campus cleansing and tradition-trashing at the University of Mississippi is a classic example of what is wrong with many of today's colleges. The administration at the University of Mississippi, “Ole Miss”, is submissively following practices that have been tried at other institutions, practices that failed to produce the results hoped for. Over the years, an emphasis on campus social engineering designed to conciliate minorities, has created a vast racial bureaucracy at colleges around the nation. This bureaucracy continues to grow, but racial complaints rarely lessen. In many cases, they have gotten worse.

Colorado Dems Frack Backtrack is all about November

In June, in a sparsely populated county in northern New Mexico, a primary election surprisingly unseated an incumbent County Commissioner. No one seemed to notice. But, apparently, high-ranking Democrats to the north were paying attention.

Las Vegas "guardian" Jared E. Shafer sued for "embezzling" $420,000.00 from 95 year old former "ward"

"Shafer and the other Defendants herein are responsible for embezzling, taking under wrongful pretenses and otherwise fraudulently or wrongfully diminishing the value of Olvera's and the Trust's assets in an amount to be proved at trial, but in excess of $420,000.00."

Obama Wants to ‘Power Africa’: What About Keeping the Lights On in America?

The centerpiece of President Obama’s Africa Summit appears to be a new “Power Africa” that envisions a commitment of as much as $7 billion in government spending and loan guarantees and $9 billion in private-sector investments to help bring electricity to millions of Africans.

Had … Bad

The train that passed through Dad’s Mississippi Delta farm often stopped to leave boxcars on a spur. My brother and I memorized the boxcars’ names, and played a game in which one said a name and the other answered with a different name. For instance, if I said, “B & O,” he’d say, “Illinois Central.” The loser couldn’t come up with another name.

Trudeau Would Scrap Reserve Transparency Law

WINNIPEG, MB: The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) called on Liberal leader Justin Trudeau today to reconsider his recent commitment to abolish the new First Nations Financial Transparency Act; a law the CTF started pushing for back in 2009 along with grassroots aboriginal Canadians.

Salt, pink diamonds and DNA: Five surprising facts about crystals (video)

Arab Bank Accused of Helping Reward Hamas Suicide Bombers in Terrorism Case

Ten years in the making, a landmark terrorism-related case is set to go to trial this week in New York. It has unearthed shocking documentation of the formalized network in which Mideast charities solicited funds to reward the families of Hamas suicide bombers. Interest in the lawsuit is heightened given the current violent outbreak between Israel and the Palestinians.

Should wounded children in Gaza be allowed medical treatment in Canada?

While the government of Ontario announced the province would permit 100 injured children in Gaza to be treated in its hospitals, the federal government, accused of being too pro-Israel, used common sense and said not so fast.

Coup brewing in Baghdad as U.S. airstrikes slam ISIS

The situation in Iraq progressed over the weekend from frightening to utter chaos. The apparent good news is that U.S. airstrikes against the monsters of ISIS appear to be making some headway. The harder-to-judge news is the constitutional crisis brewing over the desire of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to assume a third term in office, despite the decision of the newly elected president not to re-appoint him.

A $29-billion-dollar-a-year industry

Part 1: A $29-billion-dollar-a-year industry Part 2: The selling of a disease Part 3: The statinization of society "You use them or you die." This is what a doctor told Sulette Brown, a psychotherapist from Oklahoma, when she balked at taking statins, after she'd been rushed to the emergency room for a heart attack. Since that night, her life has changed in ways she could not have imagined.

The Real Crisis

The world appears to be falling down faster than London Bridge, and Barack Hussein Obama's dainty little fingerprints are all over a lot of it. It's likely, too, that B. Hussein is going to take a fall that will rival Humpty Dumpty's. It seems in creating "good crises" to take advantage of, both at home and abroad, he and his puppet masters have gone too far and are being overwhelmed by their own poorly thought out and incompetently executed handiwork.

President Obama rewrites history before another vacation

On July 13, 2007, President George W. Bush correctly predicted the results of a complete pull-out from Iraq when he said:

"To begin withdrawing before our commanders tell us we're ready would be dangerous for Iraq, for the region and for the United States. It would mean surrendering the future of Iraq to Al Qaida.

Nixon had the Watergate Scandal. Obama is a Floodgate of Scandals

Forty years ago this week, on August 9th, 1974, Republican President Richard Milhous Nixon resigned from the Presidency, the only president to do so.

Hiroshima's Lessons for the War on Terror

Now America faces an enemy whose chief power is hate. The Islamic terrorist has no other real asset except his hate. Unfortunately hate is our weakness

If inverting companies are 'gaming the system,' it's Obama's game

Rarely do politicians display more nerve than when they complain about people “gaming the system.” Why? Because these very same complaining politicians are the ones who designed the system and refuse to change it.

Terrorists taking over large sections of Iraq

The carnage in Iraq continues in large part because of the campaign promise by Barack Obama to bring our soldiers home. A promise that was popular with war weary Americans.