The American Revolution sparked a spirit of individual liberty resisting imperial tyranny, a movement which inspired rebellion in Europe, Latin America, and even Vietnam (though not with the same results).
SCOTUS Ignites New Level of Resistance
By Lloyd Marcus | July 4, 2015
I pray that there is a silver lining in the Supreme Court's betrayal, the igniting of a new intensity in the level of resistance to Obama and his minion's fundamental transformation of America.
Image of Shakespeare Discovered in Botanical Tome
By Wes Porter | July 4, 2015
John Gerard was born about 1545 in Nantwich, Cheshire. Like many from the northern shires, he came south to London where he maintained a large herbal garden in the suburb of Holborn.
The Darkness Hormone
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | July 4, 2015
There are several prescription drugs for insomnia. But it makes more sense to try a natural remedy first. They have been tested by tincture of time and safer than prescription drugs.
That Ragged Old Flag
By News on the Net | July 4, 2015
This is a set of images I put together to complement Johnny Cash's performance of the poem by the same name.
San Francisco’s sanctuary city policy claims another citizen’s life
4th of July Means Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness for All, Except Unborn Babies
By News on the Net Life News | July 4, 2015
They, even more than our nation itself, are truly “under assault.”
Happy Independence Day
By Sandy Stringfellow | July 4, 2015
The hardest part for constitutional conservatives in 2016 – as it was for Reagan – will be defeating the Progressive RINO Establishment and their crony capitalist enablers in the Republican primaries.
George Takei—too dumb to be a real racist
By Arthur Weinreb | July 4, 2015
Just because Takei had the ability to memorize such great lines “Aye aye, captain” does not mean he has any smarts. And, as far as intelligence in actors goes, Takei is no Ronald Reagan. He’s not even a Kim Kardashian
Talk of Impeachment actuated by Conservative Justice Samuel Alito of Justices Kagan and Goldberg is entirely within the realm of responsibility of our Congress
#I stand behind the United States of America!!
By Leigh Bravo | July 4, 2015
Challenge them to stand behind our country!!
Islamic sex rings
Racing Through History
By Daniel Greenfield | July 4, 2015
Obama appeared at an Iftar dinner; an event at which Muslims emulate Mohammed, who had more slaves than Robert E. Lee
Trump wins battle against Political Correctness
By Jeff Crouere | July 4, 2015
Political correctness is a very serious affliction that has done incredible damage to our country. It will eventually destroy America if it is not pulled up by the roots and finally eradicated
This Day of Freedom’s Birth
By William Kevin Stoos | July 4, 2015
For America’s a nation Unique o’er all the earth, And that is what we celebrate, This Day of Freedom’s Birth
Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings – and their Meaning
By Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser | July 3, 2015
Assembled Laureates did not sign this declaration in unison. In fact, nearly half of them did not
Poisonous Rare Plant Used by Russian, Chinese Assassins
By Wes Porter | July 3, 2015
Regardless of its grim history, extracts of Gelsemium continue to be marketed as a homeopathic remedy for migraine, asthma and even malaria
Why it's almost as if someone meant to do it.
A work in progress, of course.
Where is the CNN condemnation?
One feature I found really handy but which you undoubtedly won't use much is its capability to transfer information from your old phone wirelessly
The Mazda6 starts at $24,495 for the base version with manual transmission. The fully loaded 6 GT with the six speed automatic and the technology package starts at $35,095.
Can Congress Thwart Obama’s Lifeline to the Castros?
By Arnold Ahlert | July 3, 2015
Old Communist habits die hard--especially when the Obama administration is working so diligently to keep them alive
And yeah, we used the word, because we're going to deal with instead of running from it
Aaron and Melissa Klein ordered not to talk publicly about their faith.
Senate Puts Self-Interest Ahead of Public Interest
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Aaron Wudrick | July 3, 2015
When faced with a choice between protecting the interests of Canadian taxpayers, and protecting their fellow Senators, the Senate chose the latter.
Israel’s populist energy crisis
By Caroline Glick | July 3, 2015
Israel has enough problems with the anti-Semitic boycott movement that is growing by leaps and bounds. We need to curb our populist tendencies and stop making those who want to invest in Israel feel that they are fools to do so.
State Silences Bakers Who Refused to Make Cake for Lesbian Couple, Fines Them $135K
By Heritage Foundation Kelsey Harkness | July 3, 2015
“This effectively strips us of all our First Amendment rights,” the Kleins, owners of Sweet Cakes by Melissa, which has since closed, wrote on their Facebook page.
One man’s agony encapsulates the Greek tragedy
By News on the Net UK Daily Mail | July 3, 2015
Tearful pensioner sits on the floor outside a bank in desperation as the country teeters on the brink of financial collapse
There's a price to pay for refusing to submit and it won't be pretty like me. Can you say 'Dhimmi'?