December, 2015

Muslim Immigration is What ISIS Wants

To understand ISIS, you have to understand the difference between terrorists and Islamic terrorists. Ordinary terrorists have two goals; to compel the enemy to meet their political demands and to rally their supporters to consolidate their class, race or national identity group behind them.

Palestine – Elections Key To Ending Senseless Acts Of Self-Destruction

Elections in the West Bank and Gaza – last held in 2006 - increasingly appear to be the key to ending the past three months of random Arab stabbing and car ramming attacks on Israel’s Jewish civilian population, armed forces, border police and security guards.

Grim Life for Christians in Muslim Pakistan

The U.S. State Department lists only nine nations as "Countries of Particular Concern" (CPC)--a designation for those nations considered to be the worst violators of religious freedom. These include governments that "engage in or tolerate" systematic, ongoing, and unspeakable violations of religious freedom.

Will A Drink a Day Keep the Doctor Away?

2016 Can Be a Blessed Year, If….

Cut meat consumption to combat climate change? Bah, humbug!

The Gift of Religious Freedom

The “country of origin” labeling from meat

We’re Waiting, Mr. Obama

One can only imagine how Marines at Marine Corps Base Hawaii in Kaneohe Bay, subjected to working out at their gym with President Barack Hussein Obama must feel when reading the general email he sent under the cover of “-Friend”, just one day later.

Thou shalt not Tweet on Christmas Day, Blaze tells Trump

It’s now just part of life on Twitter that some Tweeters are far more acerbic and much wittier than the reporters of powerful news sites.

Post 9-11, America jumped from the Middle East frying pan into the fire

In the wake of 9/11, the Bush administration struggled to define the enemy and to decide how to defeat it. Even though 15 of the 19 hijackers were Saudis and the Saudis were involved in the planning and financing of the attack, President Bush allowed the Saudis to fly out of the country in the next 24 hours when all other air traffic had been shut down.

Technology and the Delusional Mind

I often wondered if progressives around me live in an alternate reality. How else can people so fat claim poverty and oppression when citizens of other countries live on less than $2 a day and are so thin, you can count their ribs through their skin? What causes this obvious delusion?

Trump, Dictatorship and Competing With An Illiberal Left

A number of editorials have appeared in center-right outlets accusing Trump supporters of wanting a dictator.

Israel’s homegrown enemies

This past July, unknown assailants threw a firebomb into the home of the Dawabshe family in Duma. The mother, Reham, and the father, Saad, along with their eighteen-month-old baby, Ali, were killed. Four-year-old Ahmed was critically injured.

It’s Christmas Day 2015 and Jesus Christ is the Lord!

Christmas Eve morning, December 24, 2008, will always endure as one of the most meaningful of my lifetime.

The Christmas Candle

“Candle wicks, like memories, flicker faintly at times, and burn brightly at others.” Dickens could have been writing about my father, William Christian Stoos, when he said of Scrooge that he knew how to keep Christmas well.

Media Silent about Hillary’s Smear of Trump

The fabricated on-air debate claim of Hillary Clinton that Islamic State is showing videos of Republican frontrunner Donald Trump "to recruit more radical jihadists” has gone largely unchallenged in the mainstream media.

A ‘Christmas Card in the Christmas Eve Morning Sky’

The best ‘Christmas Card’ in the sky ever seen could be viewed through my windows at quarter to three this morning. Something awoke me early, and I when I made my way out to the great room, it was flooded with a strange and lovely kind of light. A look outside the windows showed a huge silver moon, and stars ever so bright, one of them the brightest of all, recalling that one special night in Bethlehem to mind.

A Clear, Cold Night

Christmas was, for me, a clear, cold night. I grew up in a small Midwestern town during the 50s and 60s. There was never a better place or time to grow up. Of that I was certain. And my perfect childhood was never more perfect than at Christmas. I had a Peter Billingsley, Christmas Story Christmas every year.

Iranian Nuclear Deal is a Catastrophic Hoax

The mainstream media blindly championed the Iranian deal at the expense of reason, celebrating its “signing” and every prospective step for implementation. But the not-so-surprising revelation is that there is, in fact, no Iran deal. There are just a number of political commitments made by each of the so-called P5+1 countries, in the hope that Iran will somehow reform itself.