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May, 2016


THE DAY FREE SPEECH DIED

It happened again this week at DePaul University in Chicago, IL. Another conservative speaker was harassed by liberal activists. In this case, Breitbart contributor Milo Yiannopoulos was not allowed to finish his presentation to a group of students. He was bullied and threatened and his speech was literally shut down by a group of Black Lives Matter activists.
By Jeff Crouere - Saturday, May 28, 2016 - Full Story

Bill Nye the Scientism Guy

True science requires that data, observations and other evidence support a hypothesis--and that it can withstand withering analysis and criticism--or the hypothesis is wrong. That's why Albert Einstein once joked, "If the facts don't fit your theory, change the facts." When informed that scientists who rejected his theory of relativity had published a pamphlet, 100 authors against Einstein, he replied: "Why 100? If I were wrong, one would be enough."
By Guest Column -- Willie Soon and István Markó- Saturday, May 28, 2016 - Full Story

Trump Tames Billary

Back in the days of the peace dividend, "Read my lips," and "It's the economy stupid" we were told we got two for the price of one. And we sure did. One president to chase skirts in the Oval Office and one harridan to persecute his victims: Billary, the corrupt couple from Whitewater.
By Dr. Robert R. Owens - Saturday, May 28, 2016 - Full Story





AIM Editor on Cavuto About Trump-Clinton Double Standard

Accuracy in Media Editor Roger Aronoff was a guest on "Cavuto Coast to Coast" on May 16 on the Fox Business Network. The topic was the media double standard when covering the presidential candidates, a hypocrisy most notably on display in a recent New York Times article on how Donald Trump treats women.
By Roger Aronoff - Friday, May 27, 2016 - Full Story



Oh joy: 1Q GDP growth revised all the way up to 0.8 percent

If this is what we call good economic news in the era of Obama's new crappy normal, I think I've had about all the news I can take. Following a pathetic fourth quarter in which the economy grew only 1.4 percent, the government had the unenviable task last month of informing us that the first quarter of this year was worse.
By Dan Calabrese - Friday, May 27, 2016 - Full Story


Liberman’s first challenge

Last week, a mob of 300 Muslim men in southern Egypt stripped a 70-year-old Christian woman naked and paraded her through the streets. This Islamist atrocity came a few days before an EgyptAir flight from Paris exploded in the skies near Alexandria. It was the second passenger jet bombed by jihadists in Egypt in recent months.
By Caroline Glick - Friday, May 27, 2016 - Full Story

Environmentalist college students in CA marry the ocean. ...And then they consummate their nuptials.

The age-old stereotype of the tree-hugging hippie has been taken to new heights by students at Santa Monica College. "Hugging" may be fine for beginners, but there's a new breed of environmentalist nutjob that demands hotter, heavier, action from their Earth-partner. They want to get married, and they want their wedding night to burst with all the raw power and eroticism of a Gustav Klimt drawing.
By Robert Laurie - Friday, May 27, 2016 - Full Story

When It Comes To Fiscal Policy, Japan Is No Role Model

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Tokyo this week for a bilateral visit with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, as well a G7 leaders summit in nearby Ise-Shima. While increasing trade is a major focus of the Prime Minister’s visit (Japan is Canada’s fifth largest trading partner), Canadians should cross their fingers that Trudeau doesn’t ask his Japanese counterpart for advice on fiscal policy and the virtues of massive infrastructure spending.
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Aaron Wudrick- Friday, May 27, 2016 - Full Story


Louisiana makes targeting cops a ‘hate crime’

I know you want to cheer for this, and I understand why. The #BlackLivesMatter movement is not only making police out to be racist thugs, but they're getting cheered on by the media and no small number of politicians in so doing.
By Dan Calabrese - Friday, May 27, 2016 - Full Story

Why The Economy Is Like The Subway

When you venture beneath the city streets, go through or leap over the turnstile (not recommended . . . a consequence may be a fine, or a broken leg), stroll down the platform to the favored spot where your preferred car will stop, three things can happen.
By Bob Christie - Friday, May 27, 2016 - Full Story


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