August, 2017

Left as a Hurricane Harvey Casualty: AntiFA!

Praise the Lord for the news that the worst hurricane in all of American history blew the AntiFA! movement to kingdom come.

THE RISE OF GOOD MEN

Under President Trump, justice is right-side up again. We saw this clearly with the president’s statements on Charlottesville, condemning the hate and violence “on many sides,” his calling-out of the alt-left, and the media’s excusing and ignoring of leftist violence.

10 Important Lessons to be Learned from Antifa Violence in California

The blatant violence in Berkeley and San Francisco over the past weekend reveals a number of important lessons for Americans, if anyone who cares about America is paying attention.

Make it official: Antifa is a movement of domestic terrorists

Some wise soul has created a White House petition to designate antifa a terrorist organization. As of this writing, 314,725 people, including this author, have signed.

#Unmasking Antifa at Home and Office

The most effective way to drive Antifa activists into headlong panic would be to expose them for who they are in real life. Counter protesters like those brutally attacked in Berkeley, Calif. over the weekend should stop providing themselves as fodder at protests where police continue to Stand-Down. They should instead search for and find the identities of Antifa leaders and expose them at their homes and work fronts.

Labour Day Reality Check: Government employees take 65% more sick days than private sector

OTTAWA, ON: The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) today released a comparison of employee sick day data as compiled by Statistics Canada, which shows a consistent gap between government and private sector workers.

Egypt: “War on terror” shuts down churches and prayer

Imagine walking through your village to church to pray during the final days of fasting for the Feast of The Assumption. You find police barricades blocking all roads to the sanctuary.

Look into my eyes: Do you see early signs of Alzheimer’s?

Romantics claim that you can see a person’s soul through their eyes. Apparently, you can also see whether they will be suffering in the future from Alzheimer’s disease.

Israel sends aid to flood-battered Texas

Two teams of Israeli aid experts are on their way to Texas to provide vital relief and psychosocial support to the thousands of people who have lost everything in the catastrophic Tropical Storm Harvey.

Peggy Pokechop

My boyhood best friend and mentor Jaybird always kept a housecat or two, especially master mousers, and was never without a pack of hunting hounds, but above all he preferred the company of an animal that is ranked just below humans in intelligence: the pig.

A Biased Judge Tosses a Texas Voter ID Law, Again

Some judges are determined to strike down election integrity laws, no matter what. How else can you explain last week’s irrational decision handed down by federal District Court Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos?

This ‘Endangered Species’ Story Was Government-Sponsored Fake News

Rob Gordon is a senior research fellow at The Heritage Foundation and has researched, testified, and written on endangered species, property rights, the federal estate, and other environmental issues. He previously served as staff director for the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations of the House Committee on Natural Resources.

It took the disaster of Hurricane Harvey to find the goodness in us

The displacement of lives, hopes and dreams by Hurricane Harvey has been unprecedented by all measures. People and organizations offering unsolicited assistance has also been unprecedented.

Dr. Sebastian Gorka Taking the Fight Outside the Swamp

The resignation of Dr. Sebastian Gorka is neither a political “multi-dimensional chess” move nor tidy. The former gives too much credit where none is due, while the latter does not appropriately reflect the carnage of an internal political war for a controlling interest of the Executive branch.

Cajun Navy springs into action to help FEMA efforts in Houston

In Houston, the rain continues to fall, the flood waters continue to rise, and thousands remain trapped with no viable exit routes available. Tens of thousands are either in, or are heading for, shelters and stranded citizens throughout the region are in desperate need of rescue. FEMA has mobilized its resources but acknowledges that it will take more than even their vast federal resources to get the job done.

After Berkeley, those claiming the alt-left is not just as bad (or doesn’t exist) can pretty much st

I caused quite a stir in the days after Charlottesville when I declared that the alt-left is just as bad as the alt-right. I wasn't the only one to say it, of course, but all of us who did were lambasted on multiple fronts for having done so.

The militarization of the police is back on

It was trendy not long ago, and perhaps will still be trendy for some people, to express concern over the "militarization of the police." Maybe it's OK for cops to have sidearms and billy clubs, but not the type of equipment the military uses to win wars. Because if they had that equipment, so goes the thinking of leftists and paranoid libertarians, they will use it to wage war on us!

ACORN’s Project Vote is dead

I’ve been so busy covering the leftist uprising in the country that I just noticed that Project Vote announced it was shutting its doors on May 31 of this year.

Kathy Griffin: On second thought, I’m ‘no longer sorry’ about that whole beheading the President thi

Shortly after Kathy Griffin posed for photos holding President Trump's severed head, she issued a completely phony apology. Actually, scratch that. First, she defended the sanctity of her "art," then she tried to dodge the scrutiny, then she issued a phony apology.

Iran: We don’t think we’ll let any UN inspectors visit our military sites

No one who's paid attention to this from the beginning can be surprised. We told you two years ago that the verification measures in the Iran nuclear deal were a joke, and that it would be easy for Iran to defy inspectors on virtually any pretext, no matter how flimsy. Not only that, but Obama and Kerry fought to structure the deal in that way because Iran wouldn't sign if they didn't. That's how badly they wanted signatures on a piece of paper, even if the deal they were signing was a complete disaster.