The True Price of Globalism: Crime, Gangs, Violence and Squalor by Daniel Jupp
Why do globalists want this? Most of us have seen the tent cities of the homeless in supposedly wealthy cities and areas in the supposedly wealthy West. Go on YouTube […]
The (Frat) Boys Are Back by Kerri Pepoy
I noticed on social media that the phrase “frat boy summer” is becoming popular, and it made me think about why we suddenly see so many young men on college […]
When the Real Mass Killers Are Environmentalists by Paul Driessen
Radical leftists say oil companies are committing climate murder. They’re gaslighting voters and consumers. We’re constantly told fossil fuel use is causing an existential climate crisis, extreme weather, worsening wildfires, […]
Lawfare Is Too Kind a Word by Daniel Jupp
We have already accepted an unacceptable process Apr 25, 2024 I can’t recall the first time I heard the word ‘lawfare’, and I don’t know who came up with it. […]
Two American Caesars at the Rubicon by Ichabod
This might presage a future with glories of social-justice warfare. Since the founding of their republic, Americans have been fond of comparing it to the republic of ancient Rome. […]
Disorderly Fable: “Civil War” by Paula Weiss
As a reluctant prophet of a second US civil war, operating in the realm of fiction, I felt obligated to see Alex Garland’s “Civil War.” On the surface, it’s a […]
Books of the Month by Paula Weiss
“Mao’s America,” Xi Van Fleet, Center Street, 2023. “Putin’s Playbook: Russia’s Secret Plan to Defeat America,” Rebekah Koffler, Regnery, 2021. When was the last time we felt this threatened from […]
The Weakening of Democratic Support for Israel by Mike Ginsberg
The commentator Charles Krauthammer famously said that two things are necessary for Israel’s survival: the will of its people to live and the friendship of the United States. Six months […]
Escape Into Light a short story by Paula Weiss
It’s never been so easy to drive into the city. Traffic was backed up heading into New Jersey and freedom, but almost no one was heading into the city. Too […]
A.I: Sleepwalking Toward the Precipice by Jeemes Akers
It is rare that I read a single magazine article online that prompts a missive. By my own count, this is my eighth short article dealing with the topic […]