So Help Me God – The Ten Commandments, Judicial tyranny, and the Battle for Religious Freedom

Judge Roy Moore’s decision to place a monument of the Ten Commandments in the state court building simply reflected the oath of office he took when he became Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, as well as the platform he ran on.

Rights Watchdog Accused of Playing Politics

A recent report by Human Rights Watch accuses the MEK of abusing its own, dissident members.

France Speaks: Sovereignty Oui, EU Constitution Non

The French rejection of the European Union Constitution reflects a natural, patriotic desire to preserve one’s own country in the face of forces that would obviate its sovereignty.

A Question of Loyalty: The Newsweek Koran Caper

Newsweek’s false story on an American interrogator flushing a Koran down a toilet is part of a journalistic tradition that stretches back to the Vietnam War.

Remembered Past: on History, Historians, and Historical Knowledge

John Lukacs’ work rejects Descartes’ idea that history can be defined as a science, or even a social science, that it is reducible to raw data much like physics. Rather, the historical imperative is “understanding.”

Moral Values Without Religion

The alternative to religious dogmatism on the right and the emotionalism of the egalitarian left is a code of moral absolutes based on reason and individualism.

Liberals Abhor Savings

Liberals want you to be entirely dependent on the Federal government. Otherwise, you might not have to vote for them.

Entropy: Enemy of Evolution?

The natural tendency of matter and of all of energy is toward greater disorder — not toward greater order or complexity as evolution would teach.

Review of M.I.A. or Mythmaking in America

In his book M.I.A. or Mythmaking in America, H. Bruce Franklin attempts to establish that the POW "myth" was created by the Nixon White House in order to extend the Vietnam War. His first speculations about potentially unaccounted for servicemen suggest that they may have been deserters who formed new families, got involved with drug [...]

Loopholes and Health Threats: The Deus ex Machina of American Abortion

Pro-lifers on all levels of the fight must demand a clear, medical definition of what constitutes a threat to a mother’s life.

Quagmire Fans & Other Gloomy Prognosticators of Doom

Stretches by mainstream media, such as likening the war in Iraq to one in Vietnam, rely on false premises.

Case Could Freeze Sperm Donation

In a case that threatens to impact the reproductive options available to infertile couples, Ivonne V. Ferguson has filed for child support against sperm donor Joel McKiernan.

Good Tasting Medicine Might Kill the Patient

On some level the fear that Eurosclerotic Europeans nurture of the “Anglo-Saxons” is similar to the resentment that drives Islamists.

Merit pay? Please.

How does opposing teacher salary incentives for high job performance help children?

Whoever Said Canadian Politics Were Dull?

Belinda Stronach’s switch to the Liberal Party enraged conservatives and allowed Paul Martin’s government to survive a no-confidence vote.

Have Conservatives Thrown in the Towel?

Pat Buchanan is correct in his observation that the conservative movement has passed into history.

Newsweek and the Age of Deadly Propaganda

Regardless of the number of people who died in the Afghani riots incited by its article, there won’t be any criminal or civil prosecutions at Newsweek.

Showdown Week in the Senate

Harry Reid and friends have thrown down the senatorial gauntlet in the face of the voting public who elected the majority.

Father's Rights Movement to Get English Invasion

Fathers 4 Justice has just landed on American shores with the creation of F4J-US.

Capitalism and Judeo-Christian Religion

Adam Smith’s philosophy of human sentiments and moral conduct can be fitted into a Judeo-Christian moral framework; it can also be fitted into any other religion, or none.  A reply to Thomas Brewton.

Social Security — America’s First Bait and Switch

History suggests that FDR played a marvelous Washington two-step on Congress and the American people to generate support for something that ended up being quite different than originally depicted.

Kyoto Heat Waves Hammer the Poor

Global warming “solutions” would devastate poor people and countries.

A New Dawn of Conservatism: Rethinking “Conservative” and “Liberal”

Decades have passed since the “liberal” agenda became the status quo for most of the country.

Pro-Choice Radical Feminists Give Their Money

It is conventional wisdom that what you really value is what you are willing to spend your money on.

Is Newt Gingrich Too Smart to be President?

The main issue with Newt Gingrich is that intellectuals do not often make good political leaders.







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