The European Union seems blissfully unaware that community rights are a vital component of individual freedom.
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Jerome Corsi has documented the ongoing movement to create an EU-style North American Union. [...] A full blown Iraqi civil war that drags in neighboring states would be bad for Iraqis, but it would have only minimal effects on U.S. security. [...] With the release of his long-awaited Summorum Pontificum, Pope Benedict XVI has rescued the so-called Traditional Latin Mass from decades of undeserved and unauthorized obscurity. [...] The French have developed an excellent program that pays illegal immigrants to leave the country. [...] I love when state governments go into suspended animation; I wish it would happen more often. [...] America has learned the hard way that begging on street corners for fathers does not work. [...] In the end, Raymond Ingles confuses the expression of a so-called public “morality” with the content of a God-given universal moral code, and equates rational action to further an individual’s wants, needs and desires with the intrinsic moral content of human behavior. [...] People willing to cooperate and behave morally with each other – willing to trust and work with one another as part of a group – have a powerful advantage over those who don't, in a very wide range of situations. This would imply a perfectly reasonable evolutionary reason for a "moral sense" to exist. A response to [...] Mike Nifong has become a convenient scapegoat for avoiding the real lessons of the Duke debacle: abuse of procedure and the cost of justice in America. A review of It’s Not About the Truth. [...] In his new book, Dean Koontz examines the nature of courage in one Timothy Carrier, a gentleman who works his hands in stone and brick, and chooses to sit anonymously in the dark corner of a dimly lit bar. A review of The Good Guy. [...] More answers to commonly asked questions. [...] As the chief deputy U.S. marshal explained to the interviewer, real-world fugitive apprehension has nothing in common with the movie version. [...] A weak Europe creates a vacuum that needlessly overextends US power, and being able to count on America when the need arises weakens Europe. [...] If a male news anchor slapped a female staffer even once, he would be out the door before the news even hit the streets. [...] The immigration battle brought into daylight the giant axis of amnesty and national-dissolution, whose agents had previously seemed detached, even antagonistic to each other. As one blogger asked, When was the last time Congress worked so hard to pass legislation that so few supported and whose opponents hated it so badly? [...] It is incumbent upon the hawks to very specifically define the war aims as they see them. [...] Enforcing proper behavior is anathema to liberals, but essential to learning. [...] Leftists can argue till they’re blue in the face, but the truth is that students do not have freedom of speech in school. [...] Mark Kurlansky's book on the 1960s is rich in detail but in the end is more commemoration than history. A review of 1968: The Year that Rocked the World. [...] All across our nation, concerned citizens called their senators and told them no to amnesty, no to rewarding lawbreakers, no to “z-visas.” [...] Only by minimizing the permanent U.S. military presence in Arab and Islamic lands can we hope to stem anti-U.S. terrorism. [...] Does loving your brothers and sisters mean allowing them to live in a “critical free” environment? [...] Some answers in life are complicated. Some aren’t. Here’s a quick guide to help understand the questions I’m most frequently asked. [...] A decade and thousands of broken dreams later, comes this report from the federal government on the real reasons for the spotted owl's endangerment: "Oops." [...] |
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